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Radio Solent tapes: Radio Victory [first hour] (1975)

Radio Victory’s first hour of broadcasting, presented by Glen Richards. 257 Mhz / 95 stereo VHF; station opening 1pm. First record: Everything That Touches You, to be Radio Victory’s motto. Records...

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A Christmas Fantasy, with a local drama company (1977)

Radio Victory presents A Christmas Fantasy. A play specially written by Leslie Adams Thomas and performed by the Haventh Bench Theatre Group. Timings differ from cue sheet and possibly refer to the master...

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Victory Report: interview with Andrew Dornay about The Wildfowl Trust, including Arundel Reserve (1978)

Part of a series called Victory Report, broadcast by Radio Victory on 17 February 1978, concerning Arundel Wildfowl Trust and its origins. Track 1- GUY PAYNE interviews ANDREW DORNAY. Wildfowl Trust began...

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Victory Report: Portsmouth and Southsea Society for the Disabled. Sport for the Disabled (1978)

Programme series with interviews on topic of local interest. This programme deals with sport for the disabled. Talking about Portsmouth and Southsea Sports Association for the disabled [PASSAD]. Interview...

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The Battle of Cheriton: Dramatised radio documentary, produced for Radio Victory in March 1978, about the Battle of Cheriton during the English Civil War (1978)

BATTLE OF CHERITON [Series RADIO VICTORY ARCHIVE] Dramatised radio documentary, produced for Radio Victory in March 1978, about the Battle of Cheriton during the English Civil War. Narrated by MIKE NORTH. In...

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Opinion - discussion on burglary (1978)

Opinion - discussion on burglary [first 8 minutes only]. [Box 8]

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Rosie’s Run Ashore: interviews with officers of ships open to the public on Portsmouth Navy days, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday (1978)

ROSIE’S RUN ASHORE [Series RADIO VICTORY ARCHIVE] Transmission on Radio Victory on Wednesday 23 August 1978 at 21.45hrs which comprises of interviews with officers of ships open to the public on Portsmouth...

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ILR South

This resource, approximately 1300 individual programmes, is a unique opportunity to listen again to programmes that were deposited with the Wessex Film and Sound Archive (WFSA)