Keighley Arts & Film Festival logo is shown. Keighley Creative Space logo is shown. A woman in a fleece jumper, called Kathleen Nicholls is shown talking, face to the camera. A man in a shirt, tie and jumper called Charles Bhowmick is shown talking, face to the camera. A man in a polo shirt, called Nick Lajszczuk is shown talking, face to the camera. A woman in a t-shirt and cardigan called Maria Bagarozza is shown talking, face to the camera A map of Italy is shown. A black background...

Keighley Arts & Film Festival logo is shown. Keighley Creative Space logo is shown. A woman in a fleece jumper, called Kathleen Nicholls is shown talking, face to the camera. A man in a shirt, tie and jumper called Charles Bhowmick is shown talking, face to the camera. A man in a polo shirt, called Nick Lajszczuk is shown talking, face to the camera. A woman in a t-shirt and cardigan called Maria Bagarozza is shown talking, face to the camera A map of Italy is shown. A black background with Why Keighley? is shown. An image of a bride and groom is shown. An image of people farming a field, there is also a horse and cart, and a dog. Maria continues to talk to the camera whilst some family photos are shown. Kathleen is shown talking to the camera whilst some personal photos are shown. Charles is shown talking to the camera. A map of Kolkata is shown. Charles continues to talk whilst a series of family photographs are shown. Charles is shown looking through family photo album, and walking up a flight of stairs. Nick is shown talking to the camera. Nick continues to talk whilst a series of family photos are shown. A series of photos are shown, this includes members of the Ukrainian society Man in polo shirt continues to talk to camera. A black and white image of a woman dressed in traditional Ukrainian clothing. Nick continues to talk to camera whilst a series of pictures of the same woman is shown. Maria is shown talking to the camera while a number of personal photographs are shown. Kathleen is talking to the camera whilst personal photographs are shown. Maria is shown talking to the camera. An image of a Sealink ferry is shown. Maria continues to talk to the camera. Kathleen is shown talking to the camera. A map of Ireland is shown. Kathleen continues to talk to camera. Maria is shown talking to the camera. A series of film footage is shown, including a train moving, a sign for Keighley, a train pulling into a station, and a group of women boarding the train. With Caption ‘Footage courtesy of KWVR Museum’. Charles is shown talking to the camera. A modern-day train shown pulling into platform. The walkway of Keighley train station is shown. Charles is shown walking into his garden. Charles is shown sat on garden chair. An ornament depicting an Indian woman is shown. Kathleen talks to camera whilst a series of personal images are shown. Maria is shown talking to the camera. Kathleen is shown talking to the camera. Nick is shown speaking to camera whilst a series of photographs are shown of people wearing traditional Ukrainian clothing. Charles is talking to camera whilst walking around the garden. Maria talks to camera whilst photos of the textile industry are shown. Kathleen is shown talking to camera whilst textile warehouses and machines are shown, with caption ‘Images courtesy of: Clips & Footage, YouTube’. Charles is shown talking to the camera. Springfield Mills Building is shown. Sellers & Sons Sewing & Knitting building shown, cars driving past. Charles continues to talk to camera whilst personal photographs are shown. Nick talks to the camera whilst a series of personal photographs are shown. Various images of the Ukrainian society are shown. Maria is shown talking to the camera. Kathleen is shown talking to the camera. Keighley public Library is shown. Mainline bus is shown driving past a café. People are shown walking in and out of Airedale market. Man in shirt and jacket shown talking to camera, with caption ‘David Henson’. People shown crossing the street. Busses and cars shown driving down a busy street. Kathleen talks to the camera whilst an image of an abandoned mill is shown. Charles talks to the camera whilst images of abandoned mills are shown, with caption ‘Images courtesy of Simon Paul Sugden’. Kathleen talks to camera whilst more images of the abandoned mill is shown. David is shown talking to the camera. Kathleen is shown talking to the camera. People are shown walking around market stalls. Nick continues to talk to camera. Various ornaments from the Ukrainian centre are shown. Charles talks to camera whilst Christian iconography is shown. Bust of British Kings Guard is shown. Nick talks to camera whilst series of personal images are shown. Charles is shown talking face to camera. Maria talks face to camera. Kathleen talks to camera. A busy street in Keighley is shown. Kathleen continues to talk to camera. Charles talks to camera whilst the picture house is shown, cars driving past. A mosque in Keighley is shown. Nick talks face to the camera. People shown crossing the road. People shown walking up street with a sign reading “welcome to Keighley Bus Station. Maria is shown talking to the camera. Charles shown talking to the camera. Nick is shown talking to the camera whilst personal photographs are shown. Charles is shown talking to the camera whilst personal photographs are shown. Nick is shown playing an accordion. Credits play over Nick playing accordion. Directed by Scott Coulthard. Produced by Scott Coulthard and Shyla Lee. Edited by Scott Coulthard and Shyla Lee. Nick continues to play accordion. Contributors: Maria Bagarozza. Charlie Bhowmick. Nick Lajszczuk. Kathleen Nicholls. David Henson. Thanks to: Alex Haley of KWVR. Keighley Creative Space. Keighley Library. Jane Howie. Jan Smithies. Joyce Newton of Keighley and District Local History Society. Michelle Nicholls. Simon Paul Sugden Photography. Stefan Pryimuk of the Ukrainian Centre. Nick continues to play accordion. Keighley Arts & Film Festival logo is shown. Keighley Creative Space logo is shown.