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Welcome to the LPWS Video Vault

With thanks to we now are able to offer some videos from the vault, enjoy.

If anyone has any suitable clips, please let us have them by uploading to and forwarding us the link.
The highest quality you can manage, up to a maximum of 25Mb. Anything relevant will be added below.
The Aylesbury Repeater "Bomb"
G1MTT at Hereford Crown Court
G1MTT on BBC2 "Arena"
"The Pirates" Part One
"The Pirates" Part Two
The "moon faced" loony at the beginning of this part two clip is "Barmy" Barry Maxwell, ex head of the Radio Investigation Service.

The amazing lengths the authorities will go to, no expense spared when Hackney Council, The DTI, and the Police hire a helicopter (at local taxpayer's expence) to remove 2 youths from the roof of a block of flats for the diabolical crime of operating a pirate radio station! Worth watching for the demented Police Inspector in Part One, who wouldn't be out of place in a comedy sketch.
Due to the length restrictions on , we had to split this one into 2 parts.
From another TV report, again in Hammersmith. "Barmy" Barry Maxwell appears once more, as does the chisel faced 'Vigilante Leader' of Hackney Borough Council, what a nice man.
Possible the first commercial Ham Radio song?

"CQ Serenade"
We hope these stay on the server, at long last here he is the greatest of all Radio Hams, Tony Hancock!
followed by the remake, in colour, this time starring Paul Merton
Victor Meldrew Vs Charles Penrose
 
 
      "Wicked" Willy Bodwen ex Sgt. 3116 (forced to retire & not a laughing policeman!)

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