1987 Collection (page 13)

Def Leppard, the first headlining act at play at The Forum, a multi-purpose venue set in the grounds of the NEC. 11th September 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher campaigning in Harrogate with her husband Denis. 9th June 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher campaigning ahead of the General Election. 21st May 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher unveils the Tory Party Manifesto for the 1987 General Election. 19th May 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her husband Denis campaigning ahead of the General Election. 21st May 1987

Budget Day at No 11 Downing Street. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, with his wife Therese and the famous budget case. 17th March 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher campaigning in Ealing with Harry Greenway. 30th May 1987

John Prescott MP, Member of Parliament for Hull East, and Shadow Secretary of State for Employment, news press conference, Wednesday 20th May 1987. Work to be done. The people to do it

The Mall Nightclub, Stockton, Tuesday 7th July 1987

John Prescott MP, Member of Parliament for Hull East, and Shadow Secretary of State for Employment, Friday 9th January 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visits Cleveland. 12th September 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visits Harker and Son at Stockton. 12th September 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher seen here at what remains of the Head Wrightson works in Thornaby, Middlesbrough The Prime Minister launched her inner-city offensive on Teesside with the promise of

Secretary of State Norman Fowler and Minster for Health Tony Newton at the AIDS press conference at Millbank. 8th January 1987

A pensive British Conservative Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, at the Castle Street polling station, London SW1. 11th June 1987

British Conservative Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, and husband Denis wave to the crowd at the Castle Street polling station, London SW1. 11th June 1987

Denis Thatcher husband of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher celebrate winning a third term in government for the Conservative Party outside 10 Downing Street. 12 June 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher celebrate winning a third term in government for the Conservative Party outside 10 Downing Street. 12 June 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Conservative Party chairman, Norman Tebbit, celebrate winning a third term in government for the Conservative Party

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, her husband, Denis Thatcher and Conservative Party chairman, Norman Tebbit, arrive at Conservative Central Office in Smith Square

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, celebrate winning a third term in government for the Conservative Party at Conservative Central Office in Smith Square, Westminster. 12 June 1987

Mirror British Music Video Awards, London, Tuesday 6th October 1987. Our Picture Shows... Fiona Fullerton

Shirley Williams and Liberal leader David Steel on the campaign trail in Rochdale during the 1987 general election. 31st May 1987

Aston Villa 1-0 Everton, League Division One match at Villa Park, Saturday 18th April 1987. Our Picture Shows... Mark Burke, making his debut after joining from school football in June 1985

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, competes at Baronscourt Carriage Driving Trials, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, August 1987 Picture taken 8th August 1987

TV presenter Johnny Ball. 6th August 1987

The site of the former Foleshill railway station, Coventry. 25th April 1987

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, competes at Baronscourt Carriage Driving Trials, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, August 1987 Picture taken 8th August 1987

English League Division One match at Upton Park. West Ham 0 - 0 Norwich. 14th March 1987

Denis Law, at home over Christmas in 1987. Denis Law CBE (born 24 February 1940) is a Scottish former footballer who played as a forward

The Billingham Synthonia Social Club. 24th August 1987

Exterior view of Newburn Pool. December 1987

Billy Butler meets his match at the Whitechapel chippie. 9th January 1987

Generous Cleveland shoppers have been dipping into their pockets again to help local charities. So far they ve put, 800 into collecting boxes at the childrens display in Middlesbroughs Cleveland

Bon Jovi performing at Monsters of Rock, Castle Donington. Pictured, Jon Bon Jovi. 22nd August 1987

American heavy metal band Dio pictured at Monsters of Rock, Castle Donington. 22nd August 1987

Bon Jovi pictured at Monsters of Rock, Castle Donington. David Bryan, Richie Sambora, Jon Bon Jovi, Tico Torres, and Alec John Such. 22nd August 1987

Tony Martin of Black Sabbath pictured at Monsters of Rock, Castle Donington. 22nd August 1987

F. A. Youth Cup Final at Highfield Road. Coventry City 1 - 0 Charlton Athletic
F.A.Youth Cup Final at Highfield Road. Coventry City 1 - 0 Charlton Athletic. 13th May 1987

Coach company operator Harry Shaw (left) received the 15, 000th Volvo B10 Chassis to add to his growing fleet. He is pictured receiving the keys from Volvo Bus GB Sales Manager Bill Russell

Coach company owner Harry Shaw. 19th March 1987

Cityscape, New York City, New York, United States of America, Saturday 28th March 1987

Benny Hills World Tour : New York, one hour special, which is being filmed on location in New York City, Saturday 28th March 1987. Our Picture Shows

Norman Cook has a picnic lunch during filming of a Housemartins video at Park Farm, Walkington. 20th August 1987

In between filming of a Housemartins video at Park Farm, Walkington Dave Hemingway plays a game of cricket. 20th August 1987

Benny Hill, British comedian and actor, best known for his television programme The Benny Hill Show, in America, where he is filming a one hour special, Benny Hills World Tour : New York

General view of Ellington Pit, Northumberland. Circa 1987

Liverpool 4 Queens Park Rangers 0, Old First Division One game at Anfield. (Picture) John Barnes shoots and scores his first goal against QPR. 17th October 1987

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"1987: A Year of Iconic Moments and Unforgettable Stories" In the vibrant streets of London, Echo and the Bunnymen rocked the city's rooftops on a memorable summer day, 6th July. Their electrifying performance left an indelible mark on music history. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, renowned US astronomer Carl Sagan delved into the mysteries of our universe, captivating minds with his profound insights and expanding our understanding of space. In another realm of artistic brilliance, violin virtuoso Jascha Heifetz graced Punch magazine's pages with his mesmerizing talent. His enchanting melodies resonated in hearts worldwide. Revving engines echoed through time as Honda unveiled its groundbreaking VFR750R RC30 motorcycle. Its sleek design and unparalleled performance set new standards for speed enthusiasts everywhere. Not to be outdone by two wheels, Ford introduced their iconic Sierra RS Cosworth in a striking metallic grey hue. This automotive masterpiece turned heads wherever it roamed. Amidst all this glamour and excitement, The Ritz Hotel in London stood as a symbol of elegance and luxury—a haven for those seeking refined indulgence amidst bustling city life. Yet not all stories were filled with glitz; Eustace Rogers emerged as Shropshire's last coracle man—an embodiment of tradition navigating Ironbridge's waters while preserving an ancient craft against modernity's tide. On the football pitch, Neville Southall showcased his extraordinary goalkeeping skills that made him one of Everton FC's legends. His agility between the posts inspired aspiring young talents around the world. Beyond sports fields lay coal miners who toiled tirelessly beneath Earth’s surface—unsung heroes fueling nations' progress while enduring immense challenges daily. The world witnessed Michael Crawford donning his Phantom of the Opera mask within Her Majesty’s Theatre dressing room—a transformative role that captivated audiences' imaginations for years to come.