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OUT OF SITE

Producer | director

Documentary | Current affairs

First transmitted in 1992, 'Out of Site' highlighted the desperate state of some Council traveler sites just as the Government was introducing proposals to end roadside Gypsy encampments.

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Essex is one of the counties with the highest proportion of Romany people in Britain. The programme investigated the strength of feeling against the new proposals - described by some as 'ethnic cleansing' - and examined some of the misconceptions, racial prejudices and realities of life as a 'Gypsy' in the 1990s.  

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Out of Site

30 minutes for BBC

 

 

First transmitted 7.30pm 

Thursday 26th November 1992

on BBC2 East

Narrator - Penny Bustin

Camera - Mark Killingback, Mark Dodd

Sound - Maria Todd, Kate Dodd, David Butler, Iain Meikle

Research - Stephanie Crowther

Editor - Andy Holland

Produced and directed by Ian Lilley 

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