In 1965, Sir Keith was a member of a Parliamentary Committee which investigated Sir Toby Kinsella's involvement in the Wilcock Institute Incident earlier that year. (AUDIO: Changing of the Guard) Sir Keith was concerned about Professor Stahlman's obsession with completing the project quickly, and called in oil drilling expert Greg Sutton for advice on safety issues. He later went to the Ministry to recommend an inquiry into the project, but Stahlman had ordered his chauffeur Patterson to delay the return trip. Sir Keith figured out what Patterson was doing and had him get back on the route to the project, but the car crashed soon afterwards. He suffered only minor injuries and later returned to the project and shut it down. (TV: Inferno)
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| - Sir Keith Gold ist ein Mensch des 20. Jahrhunderts. Der Politiker ist 1972 Direktor des sogenannten Inferno-Projektes, dessen Ziel es ist, eine Energiequelle, genannt Stahlmans Gas, zu erreichen, die sich unter der Erdkruste befindet. Dabei gerät er immer wieder mit dem leitenden Wissenschaftler Professor Eric Stahlman aneinander, der jede Einmischung in "sein" Projekt ablehnt. Sir Keith zieht den Bohrexperten Greg Sutton zum Projekt hinzu, sehr zum Ärger des Professors.
- In 1965, Sir Keith was a member of a Parliamentary Committee which investigated Sir Toby Kinsella's involvement in the Wilcock Institute Incident earlier that year. (AUDIO: Changing of the Guard) Sir Keith was concerned about Professor Stahlman's obsession with completing the project quickly, and called in oil drilling expert Greg Sutton for advice on safety issues. He later went to the Ministry to recommend an inquiry into the project, but Stahlman had ordered his chauffeur Patterson to delay the return trip. Sir Keith figured out what Patterson was doing and had him get back on the route to the project, but the car crashed soon afterwards. He suffered only minor injuries and later returned to the project and shut it down. (TV: Inferno)
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| - In 1965, Sir Keith was a member of a Parliamentary Committee which investigated Sir Toby Kinsella's involvement in the Wilcock Institute Incident earlier that year. (AUDIO: Changing of the Guard) Sir Keith was concerned about Professor Stahlman's obsession with completing the project quickly, and called in oil drilling expert Greg Sutton for advice on safety issues. He later went to the Ministry to recommend an inquiry into the project, but Stahlman had ordered his chauffeur Patterson to delay the return trip. Sir Keith figured out what Patterson was doing and had him get back on the route to the project, but the car crashed soon afterwards. He suffered only minor injuries and later returned to the project and shut it down. (TV: Inferno) Sir Keith resigned his post with the Ministry of Science soon afterwards. (PROSE: Who Killed Kennedy) Liz Shaw's mother Dame Emily Shaw was acquainted with Sir Keith. (AUDIO: The Last Post)
- Sir Keith Gold ist ein Mensch des 20. Jahrhunderts. Der Politiker ist 1972 Direktor des sogenannten Inferno-Projektes, dessen Ziel es ist, eine Energiequelle, genannt Stahlmans Gas, zu erreichen, die sich unter der Erdkruste befindet. Dabei gerät er immer wieder mit dem leitenden Wissenschaftler Professor Eric Stahlman aneinander, der jede Einmischung in "sein" Projekt ablehnt. Sir Keith zieht den Bohrexperten Greg Sutton zum Projekt hinzu, sehr zum Ärger des Professors.
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