Clydebank Through A Lens: Employment (Part 2 of 3)

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Clydebank Through A Lens: Employment (Part 2)

A warm and nostalgic film looking at Clydebank from the 1960s to '80s, with interviews from people who lived in the town — together with six minutes of remarkable previously unseen archive footage from 1975, and photos by local photographer, Owen McGuigan.

Produced, directed and narrated by Iain McGuinness.

Music by Leo Coyle (performed by Eddie Coyle and Leanne Coyle).

http://www.clydeborn.co.uk/

The director asserts the moral right to be identified as the director of this work.

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[PURPLEBEATTIE1]

I worked in Clydebank Social Security from the mid 70's and it was a busy time for the broo queues.The closing of Browns Singers and The Goodyear was a major blow to families in Clydebank.No matter where I go in the world when I come back to Clydebank I know I am home because my heart tells me so.I love her

[iainmcguinness]

@PURPLEBEATTIE1 We're a' Jock Tamson's bairns!

[Softrockman]

Does anyone remember a company / business called Turban Fruits?

[jfunkfinger69]

The wall at 1.15 mins has MINKY written on it, I knew him he is from King Street in Whitecrook. Tom McKendrick speaking on this film was my art teacher at Braidfield High School.

[PURPLEBEATTIE1]

@iainmcguinness We are indeed

[Softrockman]

When I was a wee bairn we moved from Scott Street Dalmuir to the leafy lanes of Haddington in East Lothian, then I was captured by the Engerlish..!!!

[staceyk27]

Leo Coyle was my Mum's Uncle so glad his music is getting put to good use : )