Broadcaster Collection (page 2)

DAVID FROST AND RICHARD BRANSON - 16 / 05 / 1991 CODE: 365141
DAVID FROST AND RICHARD BRANSON - 16/05/1991 CODE: 365141

Radio Caroline pirate radio ship. Radio Caroline is a British radio station founded in 1964 by Ronan O Rahilly initially to circumvent the record companies control of popular music broadcasting in

David Bellamy at Leisure Farm, Teesside. 1977

Botanist David Bellamy arriving at Heathrow from Tasmania where he has been protesting against the flooding of the Wildermen for a hydro electric scheme. 27th January 1983

David Bellamy at the opening of The Celebrity Bird Garden at Chessington Zoo. 2nd June 1981

Herb food feature by broadcaster and environmentalist David Bellamy. 13th August 1980

David Bellamy with an Atlas moth at Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly house. 23rd July 1985

Broadcaster Richard Dimbleby. 24th March 1953

BBC announcers Michael Aspel, Judith Chalmers, Nan Winton and Kenneth Kendall. 29th September 1960

BBC announcers Kenneth Kendall, Judith Chalmers, Nan Winton and Michael Aspel. 29th September 1960

TV Presenter David Attenborough walking to work on a snowy morning the day after his appointment as controller of BBC2. 4th March 1965

David Attenborough is to be the new controller of BBC2, he is pictured at a press conference at the BBC in Cavendish Place. 4th March 1965

Clive James pictured at London Weekend television. 27th May 1981

Clive James arriving at the National TV Awards. Wembley Arena, 29th August 1995

Clive James and Pamela Stephenson pictured at London Weekend television. 27th May 1981

BBC Radios Jenni Murray. 30th August 1991

Cathy McGowan, English Television Personality, pictured in her office with her dog, 17th May 1968. Cathy McGowan (born 1943) is a British broadcaster and journalist

Cathy McGowan, English Television Personality, pictured in her office with her dog, 17th May 1968. Cathy McGowan (born 1943) is a British broadcaster and journalist

Denise Robertson feature. 27th October 1989

Television presenter Cathy Secker with Sid the snake at St Bedes School Fete, Lanchester. 15th May 1988

Television presenter Cathy Secker with her husband James Whitley. 19th February 1997

Matfen Hall fete, Tyne Tees announcer Cathy Secker gets a hug and an ice cream from 77 year old John Cooper of Corbridge after she opened the fete. 13th June 1982

Television presenter Cathy Secker. Circa 1996

Television presenter Cathy Secker with her children David and Jayne. 2nd November 1980

Television presenter Cathy Secker with Jane, David, a guinea pig, cat and rabbit. 11th July 1984

Margaret Thatcher, Leader of the Conservative Party, who is being interviewed by Brian Walden for London Weekend Television Weekend World programme. 18th September 1977

A portrait of folk singer Jimmie Macgregor, 5th October 1993

Scottish folksinger and broadcaster Jimmie Macgregor, Scotland, Circa 1985

During filming of the BBC White Heather Club programme. The scene is a barbecue in the grounds of Dunblane Hydro, Perthshire. People watching folk singers Robin Hall (left) and Jimmie Macgregor

Folk singer Jimmie Macgregor (left) giving a piggy back to cartoonist Malky McCormack. 9th January 1991

Jimmie Macgregor at Glasgow Airport. He was due to fly to London but was stranded at the airport due to a two hour strike. Circa 1976

Folk singers Jimmie Macgregor (left) and Robin Hall with the Edinburgh children who are taking part in a TV programme. 2nd September 1968

Television presenter and broadcaster David Attenborough signing books at Waterstones in the MetroCentre, Gateshead on 3rd February, 1995

Broadcaster David Attenborough at the BBC in Fenham, Newcastle on 3rd February 1995

David Attenborough with a 6-weeks-old bear cub. Circa 1955 P016981

David Attenborough signs his book The Trials of Life on 1st November 1991

Paul Gambaccini, radio and television presenter and author. 16th July 1985

David Attenborough signs his book The Trials of Life on 1st November 1991

David Attenborough (centre), controller of BBC2, was the principal guest oat the Radio Industries Dinner held at the County Hotel, Newcastle, on 9th February 1966

Broadcaster David Attenborough at the BBC in Fenham, Newcastle on 3rd February 1995

Television presenter and broadcaster David Attenborough signing books at Waterstones in the MetroCentre, Gateshead on 3rd February, 1995

Visit by Sir David Attenborough Chairman of the British Wildlife Appeal to the Northumberland Wildlife Trust Ltd. HQ Newcastle on 5th November, 1985 Left to right

American world champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) with broadcaster and sports writer Peter Wilson at Clays White City training camp ahead of his rematch with Henry

David Attenborough with orangutan and her baby at London Zoo, Friday 2nd April 1982

David Attenborough, the new head of BBC2. March 1965 P016997

Charladies Party Wilfred Pickles 23 / 11 / 1951 B5499 / 2
Charladies Party Wilfred Pickles 23/11/1951 B5499/2

Norman St John and Robin Garton, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary, Harwich, England, 2007

Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues and others, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary
Johnnie Walker, Keith Skues, Duncan Johnson and others, The Demise of Pirate Radio, 40th anniversary, Harwich, England, 2007

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"Broadcaster: Celebrating the Icons of Communication and Knowledge" From the enchanting voice of David Attenborough narrating mesmerizing wildlife documentaries to Brian Cox's charismatic caricature bringing science to life, broadcasters have played a pivotal role in enlightening and entertaining audiences worldwide. Sir Mortimer Wheeler, with his authoritative presence, brought ancient history alive through archaeological discoveries. Meanwhile, Kenneth Kendall captured hearts as he presented the news alongside adorable teddy bears, showcasing his unique charm. The Wagner Family's appearance at Brisbane Supreme Court marked a momentous occasion for broadcasting history, highlighting its power to bring live events into people's homes. Sir Kenneth Clark enriched our understanding of art as Director of the National Gallery in London, while Frederic Weatherly used his talents both as a songwriter and barrister to captivate listeners with beautiful melodies. John Snagge and Elizabeth Cowell became household names at BBC for their impeccable delivery and professionalism. Elizabeth Cowell's soothing voice graced the airwaves as she announced important news updates. Behind every successful broadcast lies an army of talented individuals - BBC radio announcers who diligently keep us informed and entertained day after day. A photograph captures J. B Priestley enjoying precious moments with his daughters Sylvia and Mary in their Highgate garden - reminding us that even renowned they are also loving parents cherishing family time amidst their busy schedules. These remarkable figures exemplify how broadcasters have become heralds of knowledge, bridging gaps between experts and enthusiasts alike. Their dedication has shaped our understanding of nature, science, history, music, current affairs – enriching our lives immeasurably. As we celebrate these luminaries in broadcasting history like David Attenborough or Sir Kenneth Clark today let us remember that they continue to inspire generations by sharing their passion for knowledge through this powerful medium called broadcasting.