Television Plays
- The Caramel Crisis (BBC, Thirty Minute Theatre, 25 April 1966)
- Death of a Teddy Bear, based on the Francis Rattenbury 1935 murder case (BBC, Wednesday Play, 15 February 1967)
- A Way with the Ladies (BBC, Wednesday Play, 10 May 1967)
- Sleeping Dogs (BBC, Wednesday Play, 11 October 1967)
- The Princess, adapted from a D. H. Lawrence short story (BBC, The Jazz Age, 1968)
- Spoiled (BBC, Wednesday Play 28 August 1968); Methuen Plays (1971) ISBN 0-416-18630-0
- Mother Love, adapted from W. Somerset Maugham (BBC, August 1969)
- Pig in a Poke (ITV, Saturday Night Theatre, March 1969)
- The Dirt on Lucy Lane (ITV, Saturday Night Theatre, April 1969)
- The Style of the Countess, adapted from the novel by Gavin Lambert (ITV, Playhouse, August 1970)
- Man in a Side-Car (BBC, Play for Today, May 1971)
- Plaintiffs and Defendants (BBC, October 1975)
- Two Sundays (BBC, October 1975)
- The Rear Column (BBC, 1980)
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