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Typed script with handwritten notes by Barry Hines.

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Script for transmission date of 23 September 1983.

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Information pack including press releases and reviews.

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Letter from Neil Kinnock, Welsh politician who was Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party from 1983 to 1992, to Hines and the the film's director, Mick Jackson thanking them for making 'Threads' which he describes as 'important and impressive work'.

Scope and Contents Folder containing the following items: a. BBC registration form for extras b. Invitation from BBC to special preview of 'Threads', 23 September 1984 (plus photocopy) c. Eleven photographs taken on set of "Threads" (plus some photocopies) d. Six photographs from 'Threads' e. Copy of leaflet 'You and the bomb', produced by Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Councils, Sheffield City Council and South Yorkshire County Council.[1984]. Also related newspaper article. f....

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From the Journal of British Cinema and Television (Vol.10 (1), 2013)

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Photocopies of extracts of three letters dated 6 April, 31 August and 9 October 1984.

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Typescript of article plus press cutting dated 5 September 2009.

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Television film first broadcast in 1984. 'Threads' is an account of of a nuclear attack set in the city of Sheffield. Won BAFTA Best Individual Drama, 1984; Broadcasting Press Guild Best Individual Drama, 1984; Special Prince Rainier Prize, Monte Carlo Television Festival, 1984. Directed and produced by Mick Jackson.