1987 Collection (page 16)

Prince Charles visits Jack Taylor Cycles Workshop on Church Road, Stockton, Teesside, 19th March 1987

The first of the ballot boxes is emptied out at the Guildhall, Hull for counting in the 1987 General Election. 15th June 1987

David Cassidy, singer and actor, pictured in 1987. David Bruce Cassidy is widely known for his role as Keith Partridge in the 1970s musical sitcom The Partridge Family

Actor David Jason who stars in Channel 4s production of Porterhouse Blue, with Fiona Fullerton who appears in Hold That Dream. 31st March 1987

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales seen here arriving at Middlesbrough Station during a visit to Teesside. 18th March 1987

Bishop of Durham David Jenkins and TVs Sir Harry Secombe, Holy Island, 1987

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, visits Tabuchi at Teesside Industrial Estate. 18th March 1987

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales visitS Tabuchi at Teesside Industrial Estate. 18th March 1987

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales visits Red Cross, Middlesbrough. 18th March 1987

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, visit Tolaram Polymers in Hartlepool. 18th March 1987

British actor John Hurt arrives at the Royal Albert Hall in London with his wife Donna to attend the musical " The Hunting of the Snark" based on Lewis Carrolls poem

English League Division One match at Goodison Park. Everton 4 v Chelsea 1. Evertons airborne Graeme sharp battles for the ball with Joe McLaughlin. 10th October 1987

The Broderip AIDS ward at Middlesex Hospital which opens 19th January. One of the side wards where special private care can be given to patients. 16th December 1987

Manchester City 10-1 Huddersfield Town, League Division Two match held at Maine Road. 7th November 1987

HRH The Princess of Wales, Princess Diana arrives to open the Tynemouth Day Centre, Tyne and Wear, North East England. The Princess exits the Royal car as well-wishers line the street to get a

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, visiting HMS Warrior, Hartlepool, County Durham. 24th February 1987

Queen Elizabeth II opens London City Airport, to the East of London. Here the Queen talks to airport staff and officials, about the opening of The London City Airport

Aston Villa manager Graham Taylor. 20th July 1987

Graham Taylor joins Aston Villa as Manager. 18th May 1987

Aerial View of Danepark part of the Orchard park Estate, Hull Circa 1987

SEPECAT Jaguar GR3As of 54 Squadron seen being prepared at RAF Coltishall for a bombing run on the Otterburn ranges 5th August 1987

SEPECAT Jaguar GR3As of 54 Squadron seen here taxi-ing to the runway at RAF Coltishall before take off for a bombing run on the Otterburn ranges 5th August 1987

The fountain near the entrance to the market in central Pontypridd. 8th August 1987

Singing fireman Graham Walker, gave hundreds of schoolchildren fire prevention instruction of a different kind at Huddersfield Town Hall today

Nicholas is rigged out by singing fireman Graham Walker, who gave hundreds of schoolchildren fire prevention instruction of a different kind at Huddersfield Town Hall today

The new road under construction, in Tonypandy, which borders Chapel Street. 23rd October 1987

Margaret Thatcher addressing a Tory Central Council Conference at the Palace Hotel, Torquay in March 1987

Margaret Thatcher meets her adoring public during a visit to Newton Abbot in 27th May 1987

Margaret Thatcher at Bovey Tracey in May 1987

Conservative MP for Torbay Rupert Allason at the General Election count in June 1987 with defeated SDP Liberal Alliance candidate Nick Bye

Baroness Margaret Thatcher and her late husband Denis during a visit to the L F Harris motorcycle factory. Newton Abbot. 27th May 1987

Brecon, a market town and community in Powys, Mid Wales, 18th May 1987

Comedian and actor Terry Jones. 31st March 1987

Picture shows Stephen Fry (left) and Huge Laurie (right). Fry and Laurie are a successful English comedy double act, mostly active in the 1980s and 1990s. Photo taken - 29th January 1987

Picture shows Huge Laurie (left) and Stephen Fry (right) Fry and Laurie are a successful English comedy double act, mostly active in the 1980s and 1990s. Photo taken - 29th January 1987

Riveting Huddersfield children flocked to see a puppet show at Ravensknowle Park. The show, which featured Bernie the wolf trying to see magical pink medicine

The scene in Ranelagh Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. Picture taken at 9am and already cars are parked and shoppers crowd the pavement. 5th December 1987

The BPI Award Winners 1987. The British Phonographic Industry award ceremony at The Grosvenor House, London, on 9th February 1987

Rhyl Sun Centre, Rhyl, North Wales. Surrounded by the promenade flower gardens. Circa 1987

A tall story, Green-fingered Beaumont Park youngsters Paul and Lisa Askham did blooming well for the half a million pound Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal

Clayton Square being built. 16th September 1987

A carnival atmosphere came to Huddersfield on Saturday, with music and entertainment Caribbean style. A procession through Birkby and the town centre began an afternoon

Some of the 60 angry Cabbies forced to queue outside the London Carriage Office, Paton Street. Londons only taxi testing centre. As a shortage of staff caused a back-log of inspections

Competitor in the Thames canoe race walks with his boat along the South Bank before taking to the water. 20th April 1987

The new £470, 000 Regional Immunology laboratory at the East Birmingham Hospital
The new £ 470, 000 Regional Immunology laboratory at the East Birmingham Hospital, shortly before being officialy opened by Britains Chief Medical Officer Donald Acheson. 7th December 1987

Exhausted marathon runner tries to get 40 winks after completing the race 10th May 1987

Two darlings of the deb set offer a toast to fashion as they prepared for a night of ballgowns and bubbly at the Charity Berkeley Dress Show Victoria Sykes

Actor John Malkovich seen here with Paul Newman at the Cannes Film Festival at the premiere of The Glass Menagerie which was directed by Newman. 12th May 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.