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Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder interviewed about their Ryder-Cheshire foundation, February 1979. Subtitles are available. This recording uses outdated language to describe disabled people and is here for the purposes of...
Account by a Second World War Nazi German concentration camp survivor in Majdanek, Poland who talks about her experiences and Sue Ryder doing an introduction about what happened at the...
A sound recording of Lady Ryder talking about her work in Poland, India and the United Kingdom. Subtitles are available. ...
Lady Sue Ryder's speech at a charity reception in Perth, Australia. Subtitles are available....
Lady Sue Ryder, recorded by CTVC, talking about her life growing up in Yorkshire and Suffolk, serving with FANY and SOE during the Second World War and her charitable work....
Soundtrack of an interview with Leonard Cheshire, aimed at new starters of the 'Service Corps' Training Scheme, set up by the Leonard Cheshire Foundation in the 1970s to train carers....
Soundtrack for a Service Corps training scheme, recorded in the 1970s. Leonard discusses how state provision for disabled people and attitudes have changed since he began his work in 1948,...
Soundtrack of an interview with Leonard Cheshire talking about the impact of being diagnosed with Tuberculosis on his life and charity work. He discusses the beginnings of Staunton Harold Hall...
Soundtrack of an interview with Leonard Cheshire, talking about the renovation of Staunton Harold Hall to become a Cheshire Home in 1954, and using that as a springboard into starting...
A recording of a speech given by Leonard Cheshire to the members of the Eastwood Rotary Club in September 1955. Leonard discusses the origins of the charity and the beginnings...