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Written by Simon Fox
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Saturday, 07 February 2009 |
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We are currently in the middle of our latest production, a documentary about the history of Harefield Hospital and the NHS.  We began this monumental task at the middle of last year and are now about three quarters of the way through. The programme will look at the history of the NHS and how Harefield Hospital went from being a small village hospital to the international centre it is today.
The story is going to be told through interviews with former members of staff and medical historians and we completed most of them so far. As you can imagine we also need a vast amount of archive film and photos to illustrate this so this all makes for a very large undertaking.
We have so far completed a short 10 minute version which was shown as last years Healthy Heart Fun Run. Hopefully the final longer version should be completed within the next few months.
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 20 November 2005 |
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 Harefield Hospital Television is a registered charity established in 1986 with the aim of providing an entertaining and informative television for patients, visitors, and staff. We are a small group of very dedicated volunteers, giving up our weekends and a couple of evenings a week to run the service.
In 1991 we started installing a cable distribution system which we hope will eventually cover the entire hospital. The present service consists of BBC1, BBC2, ITV, and Channel 4, plus several satellite channels and HOSFAX, our in-vision Information Service.
The Hospital Channel is a closed circuit network for the hospital, dedicated to providing programmesof particular interest to everyone at Harefield, whether patient or staff. |
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