Inside Out West
A closer look at stories from around the West
Inside Out West - 01/02/2010
As Cadbury's shareholders prepare to vote on a takeover by Kraft Foods, Inside Out investigates what American ownership would mean for our local chocolate makers.
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Inside Out West - 01/03/2010
Swindon campaigner Shirley Burnham asks if our local libraries have a future, plus Mark Horton reports on the restoration of the 'Heroine of Dunkirk' in Bristol docks.
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Inside Out West - 01/10/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. The South Gloucestershire cancer patient fighting a postcode lottery for drug funding.
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Inside Out West - 01/11/2010
Alastair McKee investigates how getting your haircut could be more dangerous than you thought, and John Maguire meets the Bristol University team developing a wind powered car.
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Inside Out West - 02/05/2008
Josie d'Arby investigates a shambolic animal rescue charity. And the harrowing story of life with Gloucestershire's foster mother from hell.
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Inside Out West - 02/11/2009
The swimmer out to beat a world record at the age of 77. Plus, the historic ship struggling to stay afloat, and the mother whose son has been kept alive by a machine for nine years.
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Inside Out West - 03/10/2007
Alastair McKee investigates Bristol's 'ghost buses', carrying few people on routes hardly anyone wants to use. Plus, Josie d'Arby explores a new cycle path through Somerset.
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Inside Out West - 04/02/2009
Local stories. Ten years after the horse tranquiliser drug, ketamine, hit the headlines, Inside Out reveals the shocking long-term effects on human health now coming to light.
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Inside Out West - 04/03/2009
Local magazine programme. Inside Out meets the campaigners intent on keeping Casualty, one of Britain's favourite dramas, in Bristol, amid plans to move production to Cardiff.
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Inside Out West - 05/11/2008
Local stories. Actor James Redmond tells the story of a namesake who served on a World War One hospital ship. Also, the Bristol woman losing her locks to help cancer patients.
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Inside Out West - 06/12/2010
Dave Harvey investigates whether the West's high streets can revive their flagging fortunes. And Mark Horton explores the historic Fairfield House which has fallen into disrepair.
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Inside Out West - 07/11/2007
Josie d'Arby investigates how the Post Office treats its employees after violent robberies. Swindon's answer to Andy Warhol.
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Inside Out West - 07/12/2009
The inspirational Gloucestershire teenager fighting back against cancer by launching a range of provocative t-shirts, plus a look at Bristol's newly restored Arnos Vale cemetery.
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Inside Out West - 08/02/2010
Josie d'Arby meets the men fighting for compensation after being exposed to deadly asbestos at work. Plus Dr Jonathan Foyle explores the Great Pyramids of Gloucestershire.
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Inside Out West - 08/03/2010
Josie d'Arby investigates a property developer accused of exploiting his Polish workforce; the battle to save a Somerset tipple; and birdwatching on the West Sedgemoor reserve.
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Inside Out West - 08/10/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. George Ferguson investigates Bristol's plans to become the UK's first cycle city.
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Inside Out West - 08/11/2010
With Britain's population living longer than ever, could robots provide care and companionship? Plus, the week the Beatles came to Weston-super-Mare, and carnival time in Somerset.
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Inside Out West - 09/11/2009
Josie d'Arby investigates plans for a footpath along England's coastline. Plus Alastair McKee tries to become a football ref and Chris Packham goes looking for wildlife in Dorset.
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Inside Out West - 10/01/2011
Dave Harvey investigates the likely impact of an EU ban on battery hens plus Kirsty Hemming reports on a funding crisis threatening services for people with multiple sclerosis.
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Inside Out West - 10/10/2007
With Cadbury's Keynsham factory set to close, Inside Out celebrates the West's chocolate-making heritage. Matthew Hill meets a Wiltshire woman desperate for a lung transplant.
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Inside Out West - 11/01/2010
Alastair McKee meets the unsung heroes helping our frontline services get through the snow and Josie d'Arby reports on the race to rebuild Weston Super Mare's grand pier.
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Inside Out West - 11/02/2009
Local stores. Inside Out reveals the shocking long-term effects on human health from taking ketamine. and there is a look at Wootton Bassett, a town drawn together through grief.
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Inside Out West - 11/03/2009
Local stories. With money tight, Inside Out reveals how an illegal money-making scam is growing across the West, targetting more and more ordinary people keen to make extra cash.
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Inside Out West - 11/04/2008
Three surprising real life stories with Josie d'Arby. Josie d'Arby investigates the illegal skin bleaching chemicals openly on sale on our high streets.
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Inside Out West - 12/10/2009
A special report on soldiers suffering from post traumatic stress. Plus, could Bristol's rival footoball teams ever share a stadium? And Josie d'Arby tours Del Boy's Bristol.
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Inside Out West - 12/11/2008
Local stories. Britain's last survivor of the First World War trenches returns to the battlefield to place a memorial stone at the spot where so many of his friends were lost.
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Inside Out West - 13/12/2010
Could food and drink companies do more to prevent littering of the countryside? Plus one man's fight for compensation after being exposed to asbestos in a secret underground bunker.
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Inside Out West - 14/01/2009
Local stories, including shocking revelations about racial discrimination in the West. Meanwhile, Mark Horton investigates plans to restore the oldest lido in the country.
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Inside Out West - 14/11/2007
Alastair McKee investigates the plight of Exmoor's deer herd. Mark Horton meets the Chippenham man hunting for sunken treasure.
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Inside Out West - 15/02/2010
Josie d'Arby explores the secret HQ of Britain's wartime resistance fighters. Plus, Dave Harvey investigates controversial plans to produce power from palm trees at Avonmouth.
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Inside Out West - 15/10/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. An investigation into whether a 50 million pound government handout has helped to improve life for the residents of Barton Hill.
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Inside Out West - 15/11/2010
Alastair McKee investigates a Gloucestershire man who left holiday home investors high and dry. Plus, Dave Prowse reunites the stars of a wartime road safety film made in Bristol.
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Inside Out West - 16/11/2009
Josie d'Arby investigates a hostel for homeless people in Bristol. Plus the battle to find a meningitis B vaccine and a glimpse behind the scenes of Radio 4's The Archers.
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Inside Out West - 17/01/2011
Alastair McKee investigates the murder of Anni Dewani on her honeymoon in Cape Town. Her husband Shrien Dewani denies accusations that he ordered hitmen to carry out the killing.
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Inside Out West - 17/09/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. Josie d'Arby tells the inside story of the Weston Super Mare Grand Pier fire.
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Inside Out West - 17/10/2007
Josie D'Arby meets a Gloucestershire farmer who believes he has found a simple solution to stop badgers and cattle contracting TB.
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Inside Out West - 18/01/2010
Bristol detectives reopen an unsolved murder case, plus is Bristol's Cycling City scheme still on course to double the number of regular cyclists?
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Inside Out West - 18/02/2009
The local magazine programme investigates whether there really are big cats on the loose in Gloucestershire, and meets the Bristol student training to be a rodeo star.
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Inside Out West - 18/04/2008
Mike Dilger exposes unscrupulous tortoise dealers. Josie D'Arby investigates how a Bristol church found itself at the centre of an international email scam.
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Inside Out West - 18/10/2010
Alastair McKee uncovers footage of bizarre cold war experiment conducted by Porton Down scientists. And the US organisation offering to pay Bristol's drug addicts to be sterilised.
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Inside Out West - 19/10/2009
Josie d'Arby investigates a zoo with a secret, Adam Hart-Davis chronicles the ill-fated Bristol Brabazon airliner, and Alastair McKee enters a Somerset scything competition.
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Inside Out West - 21/01/2009
Local stories. Inside Out reveals the new operation helping to save heart attack victims, and recreates George Pocock's first attempt to fly a kite from a horse-drawn carriage.
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Inside Out West - 21/03/2008
Josie d'Arby presents. Should we build a barrage across the Severn estuary to generate electricity? Alastair McKee investigates the opposing arguments.
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Inside Out West - 22/02/2008
Josie d'Arby investigates violent attacks on teachers. Mike Dilger meets the Wiltshire man trying to save endangered griffon vultures.
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Inside Out West - 22/02/2010
Dave Harvey investigates the spiralling cost of the delayed project to replace the Hercules aircraft, plus Mike Dilger meets a woman determined to bring zebras to south Bristol.
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Inside Out West - 22/10/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. Josie D'Arby meets a man campaigning for a study into the health problems suffered by veterans of the British atomic programme.
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Inside Out West - 22/11/2010
Waliur Rahman investigates domestic abuse in Bristol's South Asian communities and can a week on a West Country farm transform the lives of some tough inner city teenagers?
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Inside Out West - 23/11/2009
Dave Harvey investigates why building work on some swanky flats in Bristol has ground to a halt, and Mark Horton visits a maritime graveyard on the banks of the Severn.
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Inside Out West - 24/09/2008
Surprising real-life stories from familiar places. Josie d'Arby tests out the new Cabot Circus shopping centre. Plus, a Bristol man locked up without trial in Malta for two years.
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Inside Out West - 24/10/2007
Josie d'Arby investigates a controversial gas pipeline. Plus, the man who is chasing a boyhood dream and Phil Vickery asks if there's still an appetite for snails in the Mendips.
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Inside Out West - 25/01/2010
John Maguire meets a rescue team who have been assisting in Haiti, and Josie d'Arby investigates the dubious background of the man behind a popular website for schools.
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Inside Out West - 25/02/2009
Local stories. Inside Out meets Bristol's toughest cops on the case of the city's most persistent criminals, and discovers why Charles Darwin was fascinated by worms at Stonehenge.
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Inside Out West - 25/04/2008
Meet the poison-resistant super-rats coming to a street near you. Plus, the back specialist keeping quiet about her suspension from being a chiropractor.
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Inside Out West - 25/10/2010
Matthew Hill investigates the tragic errors that left Wiltshire man Jamie Merret brain damaged after an agency nurse switched off his life support machine by mistake.
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Inside Out West - 26/09/2007
Surprising local real-life stories. Josie d'Arby investigates the long-term impact of the summer floods and Alastair McKee meets the Gloucester residents demanding compensation.
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Inside Out West - 26/10/2009
Josie d'Arby uncovers a global scam in Somerset, Mike Dilger goes looking for an endangered butterfly, and David Hempleman-Adams takes part in a historic gas balloon adventure.
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Inside Out West - 28/01/2009
Local stories. Can Switzerland help Bristol to crack its heroin problem? And are the Druids right to call for the unearthed remains of a child to be re-buried at Avebury?
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Inside Out West - 28/03/2008
Three surprising real life stories with Josie d'Arby. Mark Horton investigates why the lost village of Clicket was abandoned.
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Inside Out West - 29/02/2008
Josie d'Arby meets the Bristol man trying to walk to India without spending any money, and twenty years on from the Calgary Olympics, whatever happened to Eddie the Eagle?
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Inside Out West - 29/10/2008
Josie d'Arby finds out if a Gloucestershire wine can win over French connoisseurs, and Mike Dilger explores whether Wiltshire's orchards should be protected as wildlife habitats.
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Inside Out West - 29/11/2010
Should local councils sell off artworks to support threatened local services? And can Deborah Meaden from Dragons' Den breathe new life into a traditional Somerset cloth maker?
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Inside Out West - 30/11/2009
The crisis facing our local newspapers, the revolutionary transport pods invented in Bristol, and the Somerset farmers hoping their buffalo mozzarella will win a prize.
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Inside Out West - 31/10/2007
Josie d'Arby finds out if she's tough enough to become an international rescue volunteer and we meet the Chippenham man looking for sunken treasure.
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