1976 Collection (page 17)

Liverpool players Tommy Smith, Brian Hall, Jimmy Case and Ray Clemence sign autographs as Ian Callaghan opens his Old Swan insurance branch. 11th March 1976

Summer Weather Scenes, Middlesbrough, August 1976. Our picture shows... children keeping cool any way they can during heatwave

Summer Weather Beach Scenes, Teesside, August 1976

Rod Stewart performing on stage in Helsinki, Finland, during his European Tour 1976. 9th November 1976

Wimbledon Tennis Championships. A tennis fan enjoys an ice cream at The Wimbledon Tennis Championships Picture taken 25th June 1976

Ray Kennedy toasts hero goalkeeper Ray Clemence for his vital penalty save in the UEFA Cup match against Dresden. The pair are pictured on the plane on the flight back to Liverpool from Germany

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley breathing in the fresh air during a training session. 23rd October 1976

Liverpool return home with the UEFA Cup. Jubilant manager Bob Paisley and captain Emlyn Hughes holding the famous trophy at Speke Airport. 21st May 1976

Rod Stewart European Tour 1976, Forest National Arena, aka Vorst Nationaal, Brussels, Belgium, Thursday 11th November 1976. Our picture shows... Rod Stewart performing on stage

Rod Stewart European Tour 1976, Forest National Arena, aka Vorst Nationaal, Brussels, Belgium, Thursday 11th November 1976. Our picture shows... Rod Stewart performing on stage

General view of King Street in the snow in Central Manchester with pedestrians walking past the gas lamps on the cobbled street. 8th December 1976

Donkey Derby Redcar. Circa 1976

North Ormesby Carnival Queen. Circa 1976

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) leaving 10 Downing Street after announcing his resignation as Prime Minister. He had told his cabinet colleagues earlier in the day of his intention to step down

The Seasalter Festival. 28th August 1976

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) leaving the Ministry of Defence in London after announcing his resignation as Prime Minister. He had told his cabinet colleagues earlier in the day of his intention to step

Potter Bridget Appleby seen here in here Crawford Street, Marylebone, London studio, putting the finishing touches on a Harold Wilson commemoration mug to mark the resignation of the Prime Minister

On 16 March 1976, Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson (1916 - 1995) announces his resignation as Prime Minister (taking effect on 5 April 1976)

Shoppers in Crawford Street, Marylebone, London looks at the window display of Briglin Pottery studio after they display their Harold Wilson commemoration mug to mark the resignation of the Prime

Harold Wilson (1916-1995) announces his resignation as Prime Minister during a press conference at the Ministry of Defence in London

The Reading Festival held at Little Johns Farm. 27th August 1976

The Daily Mirror Pop Club tent at Reading Festival. 27th August 1976

Cleaning-up began in the streets of Notting Hill after monday nights rioting following the Carnival. A nun negotiates the the littered streets of Notting Hill with even a smashed cash register

The Reading Festival held at Little Johns Farm. 28th August 1976

The Seasalter Pop Festival, Kent. 28th August 1976

Margaret Wegrzyn from Poland seen here in the Daily Mirror studio modelling the latest summer fashions from high street retailer Marks and Spencer. 3rd January 1976

Atmosphere at the Notting Hill Carnival. 29th August 1976

Music - Pop - Bay City Rollers - Hysterical Rollers fans reach out for their idols on stage at the Capitol Theatre, Cardiff - 17th September 1976 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Music - Pop - Bay City Rollers - Loyal fans cheer the band behind some of the broken theatre seats at the Capitol Theatre, Cardiff - 17th September 1976 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Music - Pop - Bay City Rollers - A night of hysterical star-worship ended peacefully enough with some fans crashed out on the stairs of the Capitol Theatre

Music - Pop - Bay City Rollers - Hysterical fans are tended by St John Ambulance members in the foyer of Cardiffs Capitol Theatre - 17th September 1976 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Views across the De Vere Hotel terrace from Fairfax Street towards the Cathedral, tourist guide Susan Hill is pictured with Donald Trelford. 24th February 1976

Festival of Queens, Middlesbrough. 1975

Wilton ICI in Redcar. 1976

Frank Dee Supermarket, Teesside. 1976

Dairy Queen with calf. 1976

Billingham beauty queen. 1976

Thumbs up from this Newcastle resident. 10th January 1976

The Bishop of Durham, John Habgood, kicks off in the final between Holy Trinity CofE and Barnard Castle CofE teams for the Bishop of Durhams Cup at the Holy Trinity school ground at Stockton

Queens Park Rangers v Leeds United, League Division One, final score 2-0 to Queens Park Rangers. 24th April 1976

Air cadets parade. Middlesbrough. 1976

Guisborough scouts parade. 1976

Opening of Olympia Club. 1976

Top apprentices get awards. 1976

Olympia night club at Stockton, County Durham. 1976

Cilla Black is to star in her own musical revue at Londons Victoria Palace exactly ten years to the week since she opened in her first West End Show

Lincoln manager Graham Taylor and star player Percy Freeman celebrate takes to the pitch following Lincoln Citys 5 - 0 victory over Doncaster at Sincil Bank which secured their place as Division 4

Lincoln manager Graham Taylor takes to the pitch following Lincoln Citys 5 - 0 victory over Doncaster at Sincil Bank which secured their place as Division 4 title winners and promotion 17th April 1976

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"1976: A Year of Milestones and Iconic Moments" In 1976, the world witnessed a series of remarkable events that left an indelible mark on history. From military badges to breathtaking take-offs, this year was filled with captivating moments. The year kicked off with the majestic Concorde taking flight, showcasing its groundbreaking supersonic capabilities. As it soared through the skies, it symbolized humanity's relentless pursuit of innovation and progress. Amidst turbulent weather conditions, the Bishop Rock Lighthouse stood tall in a gale, serving as a beacon of hope and resilience. Its unwavering strength mirrored the determination displayed by individuals around the globe during challenging times. Meanwhile, at the London Film Festival Poster exhibition in 1976, creativity flourished as artists showcased their unique visions on celluloid. The vibrant posters captured both imagination and reality while celebrating cinema's power to transport us to different worlds. On wheels, automotive enthusiasts marveled at two iconic vehicles -the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and Triumph Stag- both epitomizing style and performance. The orange hue of the Corvette Stingray turned heads wherever it went while the sleek lines of Triumph Stag embodied elegance on every road traveled. Literature lovers were captivated by Agatha Christie's timeless mysteries which continued to enthrall readers decades after their initial publication in 1924. Her brilliant storytelling transported audiences into intricate webs of suspense where clues unraveled one page at a time. As British Airways' Concorde G-BOAC gracefully took off from Heathrow Airport, passengers embarked on extraordinary journeys across continents at unprecedented speeds. This marvel of aviation technology united people from diverse backgrounds and bridged distances like never before. Back on land but still within reach for adventure-seekers was RAF Lyneham's flight simulator in Wiltshire. It provided aspiring pilots with an opportunity to experience virtual flights that simulated real-life scenarios—a testament to the dedication and precision of those who serve in the armed forces.