This is the BBC's attempt to open up its Radio and Television catalogue to the public.

This is not a comprehensive listing of every BBC broadcast. Current understanding is that if it is in the catalogue it is in the BBC archive. Be prepared for limited information and a number of gaps.

A comprehensive BBC Radio database.

Originally packed with features the site went off-line for a while but re launched in 2005. Features original descriptions for many programmes and an advanced search facility.

Although predominantly a comedy site a number of drama listings are included.

The site is run by a collection of volunteers who compile comprehensive listings of all broadcasts including dates, cast and other info. These can then be downloaded in "Word" or PDF format.

A site that does what it says on the tin.

Comprehensive listings from 1997 onwards. Easy to use format.

A site featuring the work of freelance scriptwriter Bert Coules.

Bert has written and adapted many excellent dramas for the BBC. He was also the lead scriptwriter for the BBC's Sherlock Holmes series which dramatised the entire Sherlock Holmes canon and is considered by many people to be the most authentic and comprehensive series to feature the Great Detective

A regular contributor to Saturday Night Theatre and other Radio 4 drama Steve's site features information on all aspects of his career.

A unique feature is the ability to download scripts of some his best work, including a personal favorite "The Pope's Brother".

A name that will be instantly recognisable to regular listeners to Radio 4 drama.

Neville has been writing and dramatising for Radio 4 for a number of years. He was trusted with dramatising many of the crime novels of P.D. James, an author who is known for insisting that adaptations of her book remain close to the original.

Another instantly recognisable name.

Brian was the inspiration and the lead writer in the BBC's hugely successful "Lord of the Rings" dramatisation. He has also worked on other projects such as the "Narnia Chronicles" and award winning adaptations of the novels by Mervyn Peake.

If you are interested in the very best of British television and radio this is the site for you.

The site is an on-line encyclopedia of the very best of British. From Lord Peter Wimsey to Inspector Morse, Upstairs. Downstairs to Worzel Gummidge. Full episode details are available with links to purchase DVD's and Videos.

If you are looking for that long lost TV series, I would make this the 1st place to look

The worlds most famous Rag and Bone men Steptoe and Son.

This tribute site features character and artist biographies. The site is interactive with an active forum and an opportunity for visitors to write a review of their favorite show.

Albert and Harold also made a successful transition to radio.

How did she manage so successfully to keep the reader guessing the identity of the murderer until the final chapter? How could we possibly have missed that vital clue? And could we ever really have solved the mystery ourselves?