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The Vindication of Christmas: Zoom Rockman film
Members of CRAY worked with leading animator Zoom Rockman to create a puppet animation telling the story of how Christmas ...
An interview with Tony Alcock OBE
Group Captain Tony Alcock OBE in conversation with Councillor Eileen Pallen.
Documentary: A Spot Called Crayford: The Legend of Hengest
A 45-minute documentary about the legend of Hengest and how he won the Battle of Crayford
3D Film: What Hengest Saw
A short 3D presentation demonstrating some key sites through North West Kent that Hengest and Horsa might have seen.
Animated film: Bartram, The Blitz and Beyond
In 2005 Charlton Athletic celebrated their centenary year by building a statue of their most illustrious player Sam Bartram outside ...
Chalky's Tale: An animated film about Private William White
An animated film about Private William White created by animator Tom Hillenbrand and children at two local schools.
Animation: The Fabric of Our Town
This film, told through the eyes of a Swaisland factory worker, tells the story of the factory winning a medal ...
Documentary film: The Fabric of Our Town
Create by schoolchildren, featuring oral history interviews with ex-workers at the David Evans factory
Documentary film: A magnificent town and its flying machines
In 2009, Bexley Local Studies and Archive Centre were awarded £50,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to fund A ...
Animated Film: Crayford’s Famous Admiral
This animated film tells the adventurous, rags-to-riches tale of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell (1650 - 1707)
All at Sea - The Search for Longitude
A documentary film telling the story of Sir Cloudesley Shovell and the search for longitude that was prompted by his death
Documentary film: Wilfred Salmon and the First Blitz
Introducing Wilfred Salmon, an Australian First World War pilot who died fighting an armada of bombers in the First Blitz