Screenplay with amendments and Manuscript screenplay for Episode 5 of Joe Wilson Series 1, titled 'A Double-Buggy at Lahey’s Creek', broadcast [1988] and produced by the Bilgola Beach Productions.

Episode 6 of Joe Wilson Series 1, titled 'No Regrets', broadcast [1988] and produced by the Bilgola Beach Productions.

Manuscript screenplay, with Keith Dewhurst’s Bilgola Beach Productions business card attached.

Explanatory notes by Keith Dewhurst about the material.

Episode 9 of Juliet Bravo Series 2, titled 'Gorgeous', broadcast 31 October 1981 and produced by the BBC. The series follows Inspector Jean Darblay, who is assigned to the small Lancashire town of Hartley.

Episode 9 of Juliet Bravo Series 2, titled 'Gorgeous', broadcast 31 October 1981 and produced by the BBC. The series follows Inspector Jean Darblay, who is assigned to the small Lancashire town of Hartley.

Invitation to the 'Hartley Hop', the Juliet Bravo end of series party.

Radio Times, 31 October - 6 November 1981, with listing for the episode on p. 24.

Episode 14 of Juliet Bravo Series 1, titled 'Oscar', broadcast 29 November 1980 and produced by the BBC. The series follows Inspector Jean Darblay, who is assigned to the small Lancashire town of Hartley.

Episode 14 of Juliet Bravo Series 1, titled 'Oscar', broadcast 29 November 1980 and produced by the BBC. The series follows Inspector Jean Darblay, who is assigned to the small Lancashire town of Hartley.

Episode 14 of Juliet Bravo Series 1, titled 'Oscar', broadcast 29 November 1980 and produced by the BBC. The series follows Inspector Jean Darblay, who is assigned to the small Lancashire town of Hartley.

Review of the episode by Margaret Forwood, The Sun, 4 December 1980, p.17.

Screenplay adaptation of the Richmal Crompton book series 'Just William', originally published in 1922.

Black and white photographs by LWP (London Weekend Photograph), taken on set of various Just William episodes, some with promotional text attached.

Promotional material produced by Armada Books, including a Just William poster.

Explanatory notes by Keith Dewhurst regarding the series, which was later produced as The Borderers.

Format document for series, detailing characters and background, written by Bill Craig.

Notebook containing ideas and dialogue for 'Knight Errant', possibly for Granada, but not made.

Explanatory notes by Keith Dewhurst on the project to make Andrew Motion’s biography of the Lambert family into a television mini-series.

Manuscript timeline for the Lambert family, covering the years 1905-1958.