'Royal visit to Beverley' video cassette

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'Royal visit to Beverley' video cassette

Royal Visit of Princess Diana to Beverley 29 Sep 1988 Timing: Action on film. (00:03) Richard Whiteley on ITV Calendar news programme introduces footage of Princess Diana's visit to Beverley. (00:19) Diana emerges from her car wearing a red suit and matching shoes. (00:27) She shakes hands and collects bouquets. (00:33) Alice Fellowfield holds up the photograph of herself between two cardboard cut-outs of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. This had amused the Princess. (01:08) Diana goes to open the new Maternity Unit at Westwood Hospital. (01:17) Diana meets Kathryn Medd and her new baby. (01:27) She also meets newborn Ben Glasby and his mother Alison. (02:06) Westward Hospital consultant Guy Randle describes how they are trying to make the Maternity Unit feel as homely as possible. (02:24) Diana unveils the plaque commemorating the opening of the new Westward Hospital Maternity Unit. (02:44) A mile away, people are queuing to meet the Princess at a luncheon in aid of the charity Birthright, of which she is the patron. (02:51) 7 year old Gemma [Dyball] presents the Princess with a bouquet. (03:08) Diana shakes hands and collects bouquets from a group of children. (03:23) A female announcer in the BBC 'Look North' news studio tells us how Diana said that she was feeling broody when she visited the new Westwood Maternity Unit. Clarence Mitchell reports on the same visit as above. (03:33) Diana is shaking hands in Beverley Market as before. She had flown into Humberside Airport at 10:30 that morning. (03:47) Alice Fellowfield shows us her photograph again. (04:18) Guy Randle explains how the new Maternity Unit is intended to be homely enough to be a substitute for the home births many mothers were requesting at the time. (04:53) Kathryn Medd, her husband, and their baby meet Diana. They describe how she said she was feeling broody. (05:17) Diana meets Alison Glasby from Howden, who describes their conversation for the interviewer. (05:43) Diana unveils the plaque for the new Maternity Unit. Film and Sound Archive access copy available onsite in the Audio-Visual Room

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Finding Aid: DDX1369/5/9

Title: 'Royal visit to Beverley' video cassette

Repository: East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and Local Studies (UK47)

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Description: Royal Visit of Princess Diana to Beverley 29 Sep 1988Timing: Action on film.(00:03) Richard Whiteley on ITV Calendar news programme introduces footage of Princess Diana's visit to Beverley.(00:19) Diana emerges from her car wearing a red suit and matching shoes.(00:27) She shakes hands and collects bouquets.(00:33) Alice Fellowfield holds up the photograph of herself between two cardboard cut-outs of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. This had amused the Princess.(01:08) Diana goes to open the new Maternity Unit at Westwood Hospital.(01:17) Diana meets Kathryn Medd and her new baby.(01:27) She also meets newborn Ben Glasby and his mother Alison.(02:06) Westward Hospital consultant Guy Randle describes how they are trying to make the Maternity Unit feel as homely as possible.(02:24) Diana unveils the plaque commemorating the opening of the new Westward Hospital Maternity Unit. (02:44) A mile away, people are queuing to meet the Princess at a luncheon in aid of the charity Birthright, of which she is the patron.(02:51) 7 year old Gemma [Dyball] presents the Princess with a bouquet.(03:08) Diana shakes hands and collects bouquets from a group of children.(03:23) A female announcer in the BBC 'Look North' news studio tells us how Diana said that she was feeling broody when she visited the new Westwood Maternity Unit. Clarence Mitchell reports on the same visit as above. (03:33) Diana is shaking hands in Beverley Market as before. She had flown into Humberside Airport at 10:30 that morning.(03:47) Alice Fellowfield shows us her photograph again.(04:18) Guy Randle explains how the new Maternity Unit is intended to be homely enough to be a substitute for the home births many mothers were requesting at the time.(04:53) Kathryn Medd, her husband, and their baby meet Diana. They describe how she said she was feeling broody. (05:17) Diana meets Alison Glasby from Howden, who describes their conversation for the interviewer.(05:43) Diana unveils the plaque for the new Maternity Unit.Film and Sound Archive access copy available onsite in the Audio-Visual Room

Subject: FILM RECORDS

Subject: VIDEO

Subject: ROYAL VISITS

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DDX1369-5-9 ROYAL VISIT TO BEVERLEY 1988 (LOCAL NEWS BROADCASTS)