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"The youth of Sunderland is being thrown on the scrap heap. Unemployment has sapped their energy, they are shattered and just hang around miserable..." Sunday Sun, 12 Aug 1979 More |
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"Punk band "The Rejected" have landed their own television spot - only weeks after they got together and bought their instruments." Newcastle Journal, 13 Aug 1979 More |
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Although the film is about Sunderland, much of what it has to say about youth unemployment and bored youngsters could just as well apply to Liverpool. Liverpool Echo, 14 Aug 1979 More |
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"BRASS TACKS" (BBC 2, 8.5), the current affairs show that has pioneered viewer participation... Congratulations to Mr. Laughton and "Brass Tacks." I hope they keep hitting the nails on the heads. Birmingham Evening Mail, 14 Aug 1979 More |
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In Sunderland the problems of youth unemployment are writ large. Bradford Telegraph & Argus, 14 Aug 1979 More |
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"A TELEVISION documentary which painted an abysmal picture of Sunderland may discourage industrialists from moving to the town...probably frightened off Argentinean soccer star Alex Sabella and could spark a huge migration of youngsters..." Evening Chronicle, 21 Aug 1979 More |
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"... youngsters were so annoyed by the BBC film that they decided to make their own..." Evening Chronicle, Aug 1979 More |
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"And now three recording companies are interested in the boys who "seem to be able to speak for their generation." Daily Mirror, 23 Aug 1979 More |
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