Great British Cities with Susan Calman TV Listings
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When is Great British Cities with Susan Calman next on TV?
Great British Cities with Susan Calman is next on TV on Monday 25 May at 5:00 pm on 5. The episode is Liverpool, Season 1, Episode 1.
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Great British Cities with Susan Calman TV listings this week
Great British Cities with Susan Calman is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Liverpool — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores the stories of some of Britain's great conurbations, revealing their secret stories and the people behind their past, beginning with Liverpool. She visits the iconic Royal Albert Dock, Edge Hill - with its little-seen subterranean tunnel network - and the extraordinary Anglican Cathedral
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Mon 25, 5:00 pm -
Mon 25Liverpool — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores the stories of some of Britain's great conurbations, revealing their secret stories and the people behind their past, beginning with Liverpool. She visits the iconic Royal Albert Dock, Edge Hill - with its little-seen subterranean tunnel network - and the extraordinary Anglican Cathedral
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Mon 25, 6:00 pm -
Newcastle — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores Newcastle, where resident historian Dave Silk reveals the sinister story of William Heron - a roguish sheriff who ruled over the people with an iron fist. She marvels in the Georgian splendour of the city centre with local guide Amanda Hepburn. And Susan meets up with author Terry Deary at St Andrew's Parish Church, where he reveals the horrible history of a mass execution
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Mon 25, 6:00 pm -
Mon 25Newcastle — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores Newcastle, where resident historian Dave Silk reveals the sinister story of William Heron - a roguish sheriff who ruled over the people with an iron fist. She marvels in the Georgian splendour of the city centre with local guide Amanda Hepburn. And Susan meets up with author Terry Deary at St Andrew's Parish Church, where he reveals the horrible history of a mass execution
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Mon 25, 7:00 pm -
Cambridge — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores Cambridge, and enjoys a punt down the river Cam. Susan finds out why free-roaming cows live in the centre, and learns of an unusual turf war between well-heeled students and townies. Later she heads to Fitzbillies, an iconic Cambridge bakery that has fed the city's students and town folk for over 100 years
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Tue 26, 6:00 pm -
Tue 26Cambridge — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores Cambridge, and enjoys a punt down the river Cam. Susan finds out why free-roaming cows live in the centre, and learns of an unusual turf war between well-heeled students and townies. Later she heads to Fitzbillies, an iconic Cambridge bakery that has fed the city's students and town folk for over 100 years
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Tue 26, 7:00 pm -
Leeds — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian travels to Leeds, and starts by delving into the city's industrial past, visiting the iconic Armley Mill. Now a museum, Susan gets up close and personal with the working conditions of the industrial revolution. She then visits Hyde Park Picture House, a surviving First World War cinema. As her journey comes to an end, Susan meets Arthur France, the man responsible for the Leeds West Indian Carnival
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Wed 27, 6:00 pm -
Wed 27Leeds — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian travels to Leeds, and starts by delving into the city's industrial past, visiting the iconic Armley Mill. Now a museum, Susan gets up close and personal with the working conditions of the industrial revolution. She then visits Hyde Park Picture House, a surviving First World War cinema. As her journey comes to an end, Susan meets Arthur France, the man responsible for the Leeds West Indian Carnival
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Wed 27, 7:00 pm -
Glasgow — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The presenter is in Glasgow, uncovering the hidden history of her home city. Susan meets Professor Maria Fletcher to uncover the inspiring life of Madge Easton Anderson, a trailblazer who became the first female lawyer and forged the path of Susan's own life. The comedian also delves into the Victorian entertainment scene with a look at the world's oldest surviving music hall
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Thu 28, 6:00 pm -
Thu 28Glasgow — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The presenter is in Glasgow, uncovering the hidden history of her home city. Susan meets Professor Maria Fletcher to uncover the inspiring life of Madge Easton Anderson, a trailblazer who became the first female lawyer and forged the path of Susan's own life. The comedian also delves into the Victorian entertainment scene with a look at the world's oldest surviving music hall
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Thu 28, 7:00 pm -
Bath — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The presenter is in Bath, starting her journey at the famous Roman Baths, where she peels back 2,000 years of history. Susan then meets author Jem Roberts, who reveals the origin story of the city, set centuries before the Romans arrived. She also visits the Royal Crescent, Herschel Museum of Astronomy, and learns about a 1950s racing scandal, and the impact of Nazi air raids
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Fri 29, 6:00 pm -
Fri 29Bath — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The presenter is in Bath, starting her journey at the famous Roman Baths, where she peels back 2,000 years of history. Susan then meets author Jem Roberts, who reveals the origin story of the city, set centuries before the Romans arrived. She also visits the Royal Crescent, Herschel Museum of Astronomy, and learns about a 1950s racing scandal, and the impact of Nazi air raids
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Fri 29, 7:00 pm -
Liverpool — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores the stories of some of Britain's great conurbations, revealing their secret stories and the people behind their past, beginning with Liverpool. She visits the iconic Royal Albert Dock, Edge Hill - with its little-seen subterranean tunnel network - and the extraordinary Anglican Cathedral
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Sat 30, 9:10 am -
Sat 30Liverpool — Great British Cities with Susan Calman
The comedian explores the stories of some of Britain's great conurbations, revealing their secret stories and the people behind their past, beginning with Liverpool. She visits the iconic Royal Albert Dock, Edge Hill - with its little-seen subterranean tunnel network - and the extraordinary Anglican Cathedral
More details for Great British Cities with Susan Calman, Sat 30, 10:10 am
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