If anyone has any interesting old cine film of South Yorkshire paricularly, Sheffield , I'm engaged in a collaboration with the Yorkshire Film Archive and BBC Radio Sheffield to save and preserve it and if sufficiently interesting, to show it to a wider audience. This is part of a new outreach project we're calling 'Region on Film'. We'd love to uncover footage like Claude Friese-Green's, currently on the Open Road on BBC Two - did you see it? He went around the country, from to Lands Ends to John O Groats in an open top automobile shooting colour film and they've restored it.
I know this is unlikely. although we have recently come across footage of the 1936 Peace Marches in Sheffield and some fascinating film from the '40's of a Midland Motor Club Rally near Bamford. We also have uncovered footage of trams and trains and the Flying Scotsman in Sheffield from the '60's. We have a team of volunteers ready and willing to collect and view the film and this is a wholly not-for profit venture to try and do exactly what's been done with friese green's film. 8mm Standard or Super 8 or 16mm is fine or anything else you have.
Call 0114 267 5444 if you can help.
Cheers
AndyK

Can you tell me do you want the film to keep or do you return it after.

I guess you're after new stuff, but if anyone else is interested there is lots of Sheffield stuff on the British Pathe website -although downloading it is a bit of a labourious process.