Made in Britain - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
How traditional Cornish pasties are made on a massive scale and behind the scenes at the family firm making top-notch umbrellas for the great and good.
Episode 2
Behind the scenes at Soreen, and how a Birmingham firm makes the ear-splitting whistles that have featured in world events for 150 years.
Episode 3
Go inside the soup factory and learn how canning not only keeps our food fresh but has traces back to Napoleon.
Grab a cue and meet the family of craftsmen behind some of the UK's finest pool tables.
Discover the secrets of how a TV is brought to life by the last remaining TV factory in the UK.
And follow the ancient Silk Road all the way from China to Macclesfield, as we see how a luxury silk tie is created using a modern take on 19th century technology.
These are just some of the products that are all proudly, Made in Britain.
Episode 4
Learn the secrets of Kendal Mint Cake – the sugary treat that has summited Everest and crossed the Antarctic.
Discover how the ancient art of stained glass making is alive and well in York.
Learn how a team of master craftsmen are producing bows and arrows in the home of Robin Hood.
And ease away your aches and pains in a hot tub, built to beat the British weather.
These are just some of the products that are all proudly, Made in Britain.
Episode 5
Learn how double glazing could not only save on your heating bills but also the planet, at the UK's largest UPVC recycling plant.
Discover the ancient art of milling and the perfect bake for a traditional Welsh Bara Brith.
Go behind the scenes and the flying sparks of the Sheffield steel factory, famed for creating Olympic Winning Ice Skates.
And step inside the workshop of a master craftsman, hand building one of the World's most loved instruments, the Banjo.
These are just some of the products that are all proudly, Made in Britain.
Episode 6
From the mass produced to the hand crafted, a behind the scenes look at how Britain's most iconic brands are made.
Go behind the scenes at the mega-factory supplying Pimm's to the world.
Meet the team of craftsmen and woman who make sure the Household Cavalry look their best whilst on parade.
Learn how a jungle vine is turned into a world class polo mallet.
And discover how the street lights we all take for granted are made to weather any storm.
These are just some of the products that are all proudly, Made in Britain.
Episode 7
The secrets of an unskippable vinyl turntable from a team of audio-loving experts and the community spirit that goes into creating a classic elderflower cordial. Plus, the company making some of the planet's best telescopes, the team of master craftsmen who make models of some of the world's most loved locomotives.
Episode 8
How a biochemist-turned-distiller is making Britain's first commercially produced rum, and what it takes to make a George Cross - Britain's highest civilian award for bravery. Plus, the man who is going back to nature thanks to his handmade wooden canoes, and the Sheffield firm making the tools of the trade for the world finest furniture makers.
Episode 9
A look at a married couple that have made a booming business out of their hand-made Scotch eggs, and how a cotton mill-turned-soap factory is producing traditional bars, according to a process passed down through the generations. Plus, the team of craftsmen making the most accurate compasses in the world, and a behind-the-scenes look at the family firm making teddy bears that are cherished by children around the world.
Episode 10
From the mass produced to the hand crafted, a behind the scenes look at how Britain's most iconic brands are made.
Go behind the scenes at the Scottish firm making cashmere for the world's finest fashion houses.
See how a jigsaw puzzle is made, piece by piece. Meet the family of fishermen producing Welsh delicacies of cockles and laver bread.
And discover how a quintessentially British teapot is made, from fine bone china.
These are just some of the products that are all, proudly, Made in Britain.
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