This is a complete list of items screened during Review's 31st year: September 1977 - No. 1 Eyesores to Assets
The contribution being made by the mining industry to the reclamation and restoration of land. October 1977 - No. 2 Eating What Comes Naturally
The importance of diet and exercise. November 1977 - No. 3 Big Geordie Takes a Walk
The operation of 'Big Geordie', an enormous dragline in the Northumberland coalfields. December 1977 - No. 4 Examines the growing need to conserve fossil fuels for transport and chemical feedstocks, and the increasing use of nuclear energy. January 1978 - No. 5 Mining Festival 1977
Britain's mineworkers and their families take over Blackpool for a Guy Fawkes weekend of festivity and celebration. February 1978 - No. 6 By-Product Bonus
The work of Thomas Ness Ltd. a subsidiary of the National Coal Board, in researching, producing and marketing coal-based chemicals.
*This film can be viewed on BFI InView. March 1978 - No. 7 The work of the Mining Research & Development Establishment in Staffordshire. April 1978 - No. 8 Life After Work
The importance of pre-retirement education and planning ahead for a happy and meaningful retirement. May 1978 - No. 9 Every Baby's Birthright
Susan Hampshire launches the Spastics Society's Campaign to prevent babies being born handicapped, by bringing antenatal and childbirth care up to the highest standard. June 1978 - No. 10 The products that can be processed from coal, including gasoline. July 1978 - No. 11 Subsidence
How the coal mining industry controls subsidence over the surface of the land, and how property owners are protected. August 1978 - No. 12 Powerhouse
The Yorkshire coalfield has a long history. Relics of its past go side by side with some of Britain's biggest and most modern mines. Data from the BFI SIFT database
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