A SENSE of PLACE

By: Anton Jarvis
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  • Summary

  • A series which explores people's feelings of belonging and affinity with places explored through locations, groups, faith, sport, the coast and community symbols.

    Produced for BBC Essex. Broadcast in 2002.


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Episodes
  • A SENSE OF PLACE: At Her Majesty's Pleasure

    A SENSE OF PLACE: At Her Majesty's Pleasure
    Aug 31 2024

    In this UK Radio Academy award winning production prisoners inside Chelmsford Prison (Essex, England) reflect on their situation and environment - the psychology of being trapped behind bars.

    Broadcast on BBC Essex in 2002.


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    28 mins
  • A Sense of Place: At Her Majesty's Pleasure (trail)

    A Sense of Place: At Her Majesty's Pleasure (trail)
    Aug 28 2024

    In this UK Radio Academy award winning production prisoners inside Chelmsford Prison (Essex, England) reflect on their situation and environment - the psychology of being trapped behind bars.

    Broadcast on BBC Essex in 2002.


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    1 min
  • A SENSE OF PLACE: Fish Out of Water

    A SENSE OF PLACE: Fish Out of Water
    Aug 24 2024

    The waters off the Essex coast (England) seen from the perspective of the fishing communities of West Mersea and Leigh-on-Sea.

    With music composed and performed by Chris Jones.

    Broadcast on BBC Essex and BBC Radio 4 in 2002.


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    28 mins

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