It was founded by Alan Bell in 1977.

Alan Bell was an English cricketer who played for Hertfordshire.

Alan Bell, a partner in the Hudson Companies, said buyers have already signed contracts on six of the apartments.

Alan Bell was a television person, and had, as he admits, little time for people from radio who attempted to tell him his job.

Alan Bell is proudest of his development of a new special effects process of doing 'glass shots'.

In order to demonstrate the humour of the show, Alan Bell arranged for a laugh track.

David and his partner, Alan Bell, suggested various dishes.

The project would have 76 apartments, most with two bedrooms, said Alan Bell, a principal in Hudson.

"We wanted somewhere near at hand which we could build and blow up", Alan Bell remembered.

Alan Bell: "There was going to be a second series.