Made in Britain
Season 3
202110 episodes
Episodes
- E1
Episode 1
2021-03-17
Featuring a look at the creation of Cornish pasties, umbrellas, vintage style jukeboxes and carpets.
- E2
Episode 2
2021-04-01
A look behind the scenes at how Soreen is made, a look at a Birmingham whistle maker, meeting drum makers and visiting a company that makes sheds.
- E3
Episode 3
2021-03-31
Going inside a soup factory, learning about the UK's finest pool tables, visiting the last remaining UK television factory and learning the secrets of making silk ties.
- E4
Episode 4
2021-04-15
Learning the secrets of Kendal Mint Cake, discovering the ancient art of stained glass making in York, hearing about bow and arrow production and seeing how hot tubs are made.
- E5
Episode 5
2021-04-22
A look at double glazing at a UPVC recycling plant, the ancient art of milling for a Welsh Bara Brith, Sheffield steel for Olympic ice skates and a craftsman making banjos.
- E6
Episode 6
2021-04-29
Visiting the Pimm's factory, meeting craftspeople making uniforms for the Household Cavalry, learning how jungle vines become polo mallets, and seeing how street lights are made.
- E7
Episode 7
2021-05-06
A look at unskippable vinyl turntables, the community spirit behind elderflower cordial, some of the planet's best telescopes and the art of making model trains.
- E8
Episode 8
2021-05-13
A look at Britain's first commercially produced rum, making a George Cross, handmade wooden canoes and creating furniture-making tools.
- E9
Episode 9
2021-05-20
Featuring a married couple running a booming Scotch egg business, a cotton mill-turned-soap factory, craftsmen making accurate compasses and a family firm making teddy bears.
- E10
Episode 10
2021-05-27
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.