Mixed Age Group Collection

Beheaded Guy at the Tower of London. The only place where a Guy with such a head is appreciated is outside the Tower, well thats their story

Actor Derek Jacobi Derek Jacobi and Sinead Cusack with Much ado about Nothing poster competition winners Elizabeth Carpenter (second left) and Jo Milward 28 March 1983

The cast of The Gambling Man play at the Newcastle Playhouse with author Catherine Cookson, pictured left to right, Denise Welch, Brendan Price, Catherine Cookson and Jennie Stoller 5 August 1985

North East Festivals The Alnwick Music Festival 8 August 1986 - Entertainers from Sondheim in Germany

North East Festivals The Alnwick Music Festival 7 August 1986 - Playing on under an umbrella, a musicain shows some great British spirit

Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram trains with pupils from Allendale County First School at the launch of the Northumberland Sport Initiative to help put the county on the sporting map 16 June 1998

Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram and David Sharpe line up to give their support for Exercise for Life Month launched by the British Heart Foundation 8 July 1991

Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram, Chritina Cahill and David Sharpe at Gateshead Leisure Centre 25 November 1988

Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram in action - unknown details 28 October 1989 circa

The Rolling Stones on stage watched by Hells Angels at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Brian Jones (the rest of the Rolling Stones, minus Bill Wyman, out of shot) arrive at London Heathrow from Athens. 18 April 1967

Pop Concert in Hyde Park: The Rolling Stones perform on stage. July 1969 Z06626-027

The Great Pop Prom at the Royal Albert Hall, in the afternoon of 15 September 1963 was in aid of the Printers Pension Corporation

Mick Jagger (the rest of the Rolling Stones, minus Bill Wyman, out of shot) arrive at London Heathrow from Athens. 18 April 1967

The Rolling Stones on stage at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Rolling Stones: Nicky Hopkins (keybaords) with moustache and Jim Price (Trumpet) at their hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne. March 1971

Rolling Stones: Filming Ned Kelly in Australia. Mick Jagger. Tony Richardson and Mick Jagger. July 1969

A colourful procession in South Shields on December 6, 1937 when the towns Moslem community celebrated the Festival of Ramadam

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"Embracing Diversity: A Journey through Mixed Age Groups" Witness the Beheaded Guy at the Tower of London, where history comes alive with a headless figure that captivates all ages. Renowned actors Derek Jacobi and Sinead Cusack enchant audiences with their performance in "Much ado about Nothing, " proving that talent knows no age boundaries. The Alnwick Music Festival brings together entertainers from different generations, showcasing the power of music to unite diverse age groups on August 8, 1986. Playing on under the starry night sky, North East Festivals' Alnwick Music Festival continues to create magical moments for mixed age groups on August 7, 1986. Olympic athlete Steve Cram trains alongside pupils from Allendale County, inspiring young minds and breaking down barriers between generations. Steve Cram and David Sharpe line up side by side to give back to their community, exemplifying how shared passions can bridge generational gaps effortlessly. In action-packed scenes captured on October 28, 1989, witness Steve Cram's athletic prowess as he defies age stereotypes and pushes his limits towards greatness. The cast of "The Gambling Man" play at Newcastle Playhouse under author Catherine Cookson's watchful eye – a testament to how storytelling unites people across ages. The Rolling Stones electrify the stage while being watched by Hells Angels during their iconic free concert in London – an event that transcends generations with its timeless music. Brian Jones may be absent but the rest of The Rolling Stones (minus Bill Wyman) prove that rock 'n' roll has no expiration date as they continue captivating mixed-age audiences worldwide. Pop Concert in Hyde Park: July 1969 witnesses The Rolling Stones performing onstage amidst roaring cheers - a legendary moment cherished by fans of all ages.