Twickenham to Teddington by trolleybus on the first day of operation May 16th 1931. --------------------------------------- There are chunks of the journey missing but I have put what film clips there are into the right order. Note the trams still in service. The driver had to drive these trams from a position completely open to the elements. Along with the trolleybus a new tram was also entering service with a completely enclosed cab..This was the "Feltham" type tram. The half cab trolleybus design, seen in the video, was soon to be superseded by the well known flat fronted design. The half cab trolleybuses known as "Diddlers" were retired in 1948. The last London trolleybus ran in May 1962 along the route shown in the video. Today the London bus route 281 follows the same route. Check out these links... LONDON TROLLEYBUSES: www.trolleybus.net ONLINE VIDEO: www.onlinevideo.me.uk

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First time visit to Twickenham and what a result ... Chris Ashton, one of the best tries ever seen at Twickenham? Thanks to Jeanne Levoir for great company and for her friends Linda and Rob for the pre-post match hospitality. Music: Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Gregorian

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South West Trains service from Twickenham to Richmond - 16th of May, 2007.

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Short no-budget local doc about the last king of Portugal's exile in Twickenham. His presence, kind nature and love for his country has not been forgotten.

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Barbarians: BA Blair (Cardiff Blues); *DC Howlett (Munster), *OJ Lewsey (London Wasps), *GW D'Arcy (Leinster), IR Balshaw (Gloucester); GW Jackson (Saracens), JW Marshall (Saracens); *C Dermody (London Irish), SB Brits (Stormers), *GM Somerville (Gloucester), ME Corry, captain (Leicester Tigers), CR Jack (Saracens), J Collins (Toulon), RD Elsom (Leinster), *BS Betsen (London Wasps) Replacements : S Bruno (Sale Sharks) Brits (57); *BJ Botha (Ulster) Somerville (49-66, Dermody 66-80); *PD Tito (Cardiff Blues) Jack (64); PR Waugh (Waratahs) Betsen (57); *CJ Whitaker (Leinster) Marshall (72); *MJ Catt (London Irish) Lewsey (64); *RN Nasiganiyavi (Randwick) Balshaw (49) [* - denotes new Barbarian] Tries Balshaw (2), Jack, Elsom, D'Arcy; Cons Blair (4) England: D Armitage; B Foden, JD Noon, J Turner-Hall, M Banahan; AJ Goode, DS Care; TAN Payne, DM Hartley, D Wilson, SW Borthwick, LP Deacon, C Robshaw, NJ Easter, LW Moody Replacements: SG Thompson (Hartley 60), N Wood (Payne 53), CM Jones, S Armitage (Moody 53), J Haskell (Deacon 66), P Hodgson (Care 52), T May (Noon 40) Tries Foden, Turner-Hall, May, Banahan; Cons Goode (3) Referee: R Poite (France) Attendance: 40121

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This video replicates the journey of the first Trolleybus from Twickenham to Teddington then onto Fulwell Garage, filmed on 16th May 1931. This dual version shot in March 2012 replicates the same shots as used in the original. The new version features the current Mayor of Richmond-upon-Thames, Cllr. Clare Head It was filmed by local TV Cameraman Alan Benns. It will be shown at Trolleybus 50, Fulwell Garage Open Day on 12th May 2012.

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Here is an excerpt from our DVD-quality film of the band's show at Twickenham stadium on 30th August. We captured the whole show not just this sample clip and we'd like to stress that filming was made on a high definition camcorder (not a digital camera or cameraphone). Your DVD comes dubbed direct from the master camera recording. It's recommended that you replay the clip in high quality to get just a hint of the standard of our (far superior) DVD version. When you contact us a fuller description of the film will be provided.

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Wallabies vs England Twickenham 2009

Rugby: Australia overcame early rustiness, indiscipline and indecisiveness to score eight tries Saturday and overwhelm the Barbarians 60-11 in the Wallabies' first match since finishing third at the Rugby World Cup last month. Australia had both Adam Ashley-Cooper and James Slipper sin-binned and spurned at least three try-scoring opportunities but Digby Ioane, Lachie Turner and James Horwill all touched down twice at Twickenham for the Tri-Nations champions. Rob Horne and Radike Samo also crossed while James O'Connor kicked 20 points but was also responsible for one of the three bad passes that cost his team more points. Despite its scintillating attacking play, Australia will expect to improve when it concludes its two-game tour at Wales next Saturday. Turner and Scott Higginbotham threw the other poor passes when Australia looked sure to score, while O'Connor took so long over the conversion of Turner's try that Barbarians scrumhalf Peter Stringer was able to trot forward and steal the ball from him. But the Wallabies' class and greater cohesiveness meant such errors did not cost them dearly. Ioane touched down following a pacy midfield break that caught the Baa-Baas defense flat-footed and O'Conner converted for 13-3. Turner went over in the corner from the last move of the first half before O'Connor's sleepy kicking routine. Australia should have been out of sight by then despite moments of class for the Barbarians from South Africa wing Bryan Habana, center Robbie <b>...</b>

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Just the last 90 seconds I'm afraid. Excellent view of the lighting if nothing else.

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Highlights from London, UK. First ever Super Rugby match held outside of the Sanzar nations. 27 March 2011. Crusaders: 15 I Dagg, 14 S Maitland, 13 R Fruean, 12 SB Williams, 11 Z Guildford, 10 D Carter, 9 A Ellis, 8 K Read (c), 7 M Todd, 6 G Whitelock, 5 S Whitelock, 4 B Thorn, 3 O Franks, 2 C Flynn, 1 W Crockett. Replacements: 16 Q MacDonald, 17 B Franks, 18 C Jack, 19 J Poff, 20 K Fotuali'i, 21 M Berquist, 22 A Whitelock. Sharks: 15 L Ludik, 14 O Ndungane, 13 S Terblanche, 12 M Bosman, 11 L Mvovo, 10 JL Potgieter, 9 C McLeod, 8 R Kankowski 7 W Alberts, 6 K Daniel, 5 A Hargreaves, 4 S Sykes, 3 J du Plessis, 2 B du Plessis, 1 J Smit Replacements: 16 E van Staden, 17 T Mtawarira, 18 G Mostert, 19 J Botes, 20 C Hoffmann, 21 A Jacobs, 22 JP Pietersen.

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Crusaders: Israel Dagg; Sean Maitland, Robbie Fruean (Adam Whitelock, 64), Sonny Bill Williams, Zac Guildford; Dan Carter (Matt Berquist, 63), Andy Ellis (Kahn Fotuali'i, 64); Wyatt Crockett (Ben Franks, 54), Corey Flynn (MacDonald, 51), Owen Franks, Brad Thorn (Chris Jack, 69), Sam Whitelock, G Whitelock, Todd, Kieran Read (capt; Poff, h/t). Tries Maitland 2, Carter, Dagg, Guildford. Cons Carter 4, Berquist. Pens Carter 3. Sharks Ludik; O Ndungane, Stephan Terblanche, Meyer Bosman, Mvovo (JP Pietersen, 50); Jacques-Louis Potgieter (Jacobs, 52), McLeod (Hoffmann, 69); John Smit (capt; Tendai Mtawarira, 50), Bismarck du Plessis, Jannie du Plessis (Van Staden, Sykes (Mostert, 63), Hargreaves, Keegan Daniel, Alberts (Jacques Botes, 67), Ryan Kankowski. Tries Alberts, Potgeiter, Hargreaves, Ndungane. Con Potgeiter. Pens Potgeiter 2. Referee Steve Walsh (New Zealand). Attendance 35094.

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Filmed on the new Cinemek 35mm g35 adaptor and the Sony PMW EX3 at York House Gardens in Twickehham, Middlesex

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All Blacks and Crusaders fly half Dan Carter talks to RFUtv ahead of the first Super Rugby match to be played outside of the Southern Hemisphere as Twickenham plays host to the Crusaders against the Sharks.

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The Social Vibe "ViPR" Pups competed in the Vauxhall Middlesex Charity 7s rugby union tournament. The team use ViPR during their warm up sessions and take ViPR onto the hallowed turf at Twickenham.

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Traditional Indian song arranged by Mukunda Das Adhikary and improvised by The Beatles at Twickenham Film Studios on 8th January 1969. The Beatles played this song in March 1968, when they were in Rishikesh to study meditation with the Marahishi Maheshi Yogi. During the song, Paul sings 'Well, if you're ready' on a rock'n'roll tune reminiscing "High School Confidential" (by Jerry Lee Lewis).

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I keep seeing the video everywhere in the REM cyberworld even making it to HQ, which is really cool. I'm so pleased you all like it -- it was a very special moment and I'm so happy to share it with you. Tomx Beautiful, beautiful song Amazing, amazing concert Best band, best thing, in the world, EVER!

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An early rock'n'roll version of "Two Of Us" recorded at Twickenham Film Studios in London on 8th January 1969. This version appeared on the "Let It Be" film (in a cut version) released in May 1970.

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The Army and Navy battle it out in the rain for the Babcock Trophy with the occasional rude interruption by streakers. The final score was 48-9 to the Army. I'm having some bother with the mic on my iPhone so I apologise in advance for the lack of crowd noise and proper ambience. You have some annoying music instead!

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ZumbawearUK.com world record attempt Zumbathon held on the 11th of June in Marble Hill Park, Twickenham Pictures by iDJ Photography idjphotography.com Facebook Page www.facebook.com PLEASE NOTE: I do not own the rights to the music used in this video

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Just before the start of the RBS 6 nations England v Scotland game at Twickenham a fox ran on to the field and was scarred out of its wits! it just ran up and down the pitch till it ran out of the stadium during the pre match presentations it got a great cheer from ALL the fans!

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Recorded at Twickenham Film Studios on 8th January 1969, this song would become a hit for George, who re-record it in 1970 for the album with the same name. In this version George sang lead vocals, Ringo played drums and John and Paul sang backing vocals and played guitar and bass guitar respectively.

The Beatles All Things Must Pass Twickenham Rehearsals

Barbarians v Australia. Twickenham Stadium. 26 November 2011 Wallabies James O'Connor had the ball stolen off his goal-kicking tee by Barbarians halfback Peter Stringer, Legend

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The "Get Back/Let It Be" sessions begins at Twickenham Film Studios on 2nd January 1969. Nearly 30 hours of magnetic tape recorded every song, bits of songs, comments and conversations The Beatles made. This early version of "Another Day" was recorded on 9th January 1969; later, Paul recorded his own version and released it as a single on 19th February 1971.

The Beatles Another Day Studio Chat

An interesting recording segment of John and Paul working on a very early version of the song. It was filmed for the movie but never used. This recorded was made at Twickenham Film Studios.

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Well done to Wales on winning the Triple Crown.. Was it a Try at the end of the match?

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Jonah Lomu's try for New Zealand against england

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A 60s classic from Georgie Fame during a one-off concert at the Live Room at Twickenham Rugby Stadium as part of The Eel Pie Club 10th birthday celebrations on Sunday 18th April 2010. He was joined on stage by his sons, Tristan and James Powell. Part of the proceeds from the concert will benefit The Otakar Kraus Trust which provides music and voice therapy for children and young people with physical and mental difficulties.

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Filmed during the Army vs Navy Rugby Match at Twickenham on a very cold and wet Saturday 28th April 2012. Several people were brave enough to properly face the elements!

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Created By J. Fowke Highlights from inside the Sapperrugby Bar at Twickenham for Army vs Navy 2011 as The Key rocked to 5000 inside the Royal Engineers Bar in the South Stand. Special thanks to our sponsors Hesco Bastion. Our Kit Supplier Samurai Sportswear and of course The Key. Visit The Key online: www.myspace.com/thekeyonline and also 'like' them on Facebook. www.sapperrugby.com www.armyrugbyunion.org.uk www.jpfgraphics.webeden.co.uk

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Originally recorded by The Beatles in December 1966 and appeared on "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album, "When I'm Sixty-Four" was improvised by the group during these rehearsals at Twickenham Film Studios on 7th January 1969.

The Beatles When I'm Sixty Four Twickenham Rehearsals

Began on 3rd January 1969 at Twickenham Film Studios, "Gimme Some Truth" was later released by John on his album "Imagine", in October 1971. This tape is from 7th January 1969.

The Beatles Gimme Some Truth

LBC 97.3 presenter Steve Allen gives you a guided tour of his hometown Twickenham - and all the characters he talks about every morning!

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I filmed and edited this video for Channelbee in November 2008.

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