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Address

14 Broadcast Lane
London, W1T 4HQ
United Kingdom

Office Hours

Monday to Friday: 9:00 – 17:30
Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00
Sunday: Closed

Getting in Touch

The most effective way to begin a conversation is by email. This allows us to review your enquiry carefully and respond with considered thoughts rather than an off-the-cuff reaction. Complex research questions deserve thoughtful answers.

When writing, please include as much context as you can about your project or question. The more we understand about what you need and why, the more useful our initial response can be. There is no obligation attached to enquiries, and we treat all communications confidentially.

Professional office reception area in central London
Our London office is accessible by appointment for in-person consultations.

Response Times

We aim to acknowledge all enquiries within one working day and provide substantive responses within three working days. Complex questions requiring research may take longer; if so, we will let you know when to expect a full reply.

Visiting Our Office

We welcome visitors by appointment. Our central London location is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest Underground stations are Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road, both within a five-minute walk.

Please arrange appointments in advance so we can ensure the appropriate team member is available to meet with you.

"Every significant project begins with a conversation. We look forward to hearing about yours."

Media Enquiries

Journalists and programme-makers seeking expert comment on television history topics are welcome to contact us. We can often accommodate requests at short notice, though advance planning naturally allows for more considered contributions.

Partnership Opportunities

We are open to discussing partnerships with archives, academic institutions, production companies, and cultural organisations. Collaborative projects that advance the study and preservation of television heritage align with our core mission.

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Our Journey

2019

Foundation

Breeze-ferret established as a specialist television history research consultancy in London.

2020

Archive Partnerships

Developed formal relationships with major UK broadcasting archives for research access.

2022

Documentary Support

Began providing regular fact-checking services for television documentary productions.

2024

Educational Expansion

Launched educational programme development services for museums and universities.

The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only. While we strive for accuracy in our historical research, we cannot guarantee the completeness of all information presented. Our services provide research assistance and should not be considered definitive historical documentation. Individual results and project outcomes may vary based on the availability of source materials and the complexity of research requirements. We recommend consulting multiple sources for comprehensive historical verification.