In the face of industrialisation, traditional trades and crafts survive
World Service,Β·7 episodes
The dwindling breed of men whose life revolves around the tides and the search for shrimp
Within the vast Snowdonia National Park in Wales, the search for slate goes on
A family owned business, the iconic Morgan sports cars has been hand-built for generations
On the islands of Lewis and Harris, a cloth is hand-woven that is known the world over
Cutlery making survives in Sheffield through a legion of small family firms
Crofting on some of Scotland's most marginal lands has survived for hundreds of years
Thatch – tight bundles of reed or straw – has provided waterproof roofing for centuries
