General Works
- Bang to Rights (1958)
- Stand on Me (1960)
- The Guntz (1962)
- Soho Night and Day (1966)
- The Monkey Pulled His Hair (1967)
- Barney Snip - Artist (1968)
- Banana Boy (1969)
- Norman's London (1969)
- Lock'em up and Count'em (1970)
- Dodgem Greaser (1971)
- The Lives of Frank Norman (1972)
- One of our Own (1973)
- Much Ado About Nuffink (1974)
- Why Fings Went West (1975)
- Down and Out in High Society (1975)
- The Fake's Progress (1977) (with Tom Keating and Geraldine Norman)
- Too Many Crooks Spoil the Caper (1979)
- The Dead Butler Caper (1980)
- The Baskerville Caper (1981)
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