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Wack61

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It was a Sweeney 'meet' Phil, where about twenty of us did a tour of filming locations and boozers! The Granny in my pic belongs to a chap called Roger Chinnery who sells classic Fords and occasionally hires them out. Back in the summer holiday of 1975 my family went down to Hammersmith to stay with my nan, whilst walking up by Hammersmith Broadway we saw the bronze 3.0 Consul 'NHK 295M' being driven round it, festooned with scaffolding and camera gear. Euston Films' HQ was nearby in Colet Court, a large Victorian building opposite Colet Gardens, which is where the famous blue tinted opening title sequence was shot in 1974. Colet Court was used as the setting for the Flying Squad office and several other scenes throughout the series...

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How things have changed, on after 9pm in the 70s , these days it's sometimes on at 3pm , doesn't seem anywhere near as gripping as it did back in the day though
 

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How things have changed, on after 9pm in the 70s , these days it's sometimes on at 3pm , doesn't seem anywhere near as gripping as it did back in the day though
The Sweeny often filmed in Freston Road, North Kensington and the Bramley Arms