Pancake Race Collection

L / R: Susan Cuff, "Miss Great Britain", "Miss International"
L/R: Susan Cuff, " Miss Great Britain", " Miss International", Palline Davies pictured in Lincolns Inn Fields today. March 1976 P005071

Wainbody Avenue pancake race. 23rd February 1982

Bedworth pancake race. 23rd February 1982

Youngsters take part in a pancake race at Styvechale Young Wives Club in Coventry. 27th February 1968

The Row and Flea Market Pancake Race around the stalls of the market in Birmingham City Centre. 27th February, 1990

Sandwell Mail Pancake Race in west Bromwich High Street. Number 222, gary Lockley of the MacDonalds Team, all bandaged up on the way to winning the race with number 7

Pancake Day in Cardiff A pancake race organised by the St Agnes Women Fellowship in aid of Congo Relief was held at Bertram Street, Roath, Cardiff. Picture shows the finish of the over 40s race

Traditional Pastimes The Olney Pancake Race Febuary 1956 The ladies start the race

Pancake Day Eating Competition February 1955 Schoolboys take part in an eating competition and are encouraged on by teachers

Traditional Pastimes The Olney Pancake Race Febuary 1956 The ladies start the race

A repeat performance at Olney, Bucks, today by 22 year old Mrs. Isabel Dix, who won the traditional Shrove Tuesday pancake race for the second successive time

The Unidentified Flying Objects see over London yesterday (Monday) were pancakes. One of the entrants in this Shrove Tuesdays Pancake Race for beauty Queens taking place tomorrow in Londons Lincolns

A revival of a five hundred year old custom took place at Olney. Bucks. To-day when housewives took part in the traditional Pancake Day Race

One of the Competitors takes a toss. March 1954 P005077

The Unidentified Frying Objects see over London yesterday (Monday) were pancakes. One of the entrants in this Shrove Tuesdays Pancake Race for beauty Queens taking place tomorrow in Londons Lincolns

Pancake Race. March 1949 P005029

A Kiss for the Pancake winner: 17 year old Sylvia Winstanley, a shoe factory worker of Dagnall Road, Olney, Bucks receiving a kiss from Simon Knight, verger at Olney Parish Church

Annual Pancake Race in Olney, Buckinghamshire, Tuesday 6th February 1951. Also started, but never finished, Mrs. F.C. Terry, 71, and Mrs. Emily Florence Looms, 63, an 18 stone contestant

Pancake Race: Derek Nimmo starts one of the heats this morning. February 1968 P005075

Annual Pancake Race in Olney, Buckinghamshire, Tuesday 21st February 1950

Line-up of the celebrities tossing their pancakes. February 1970 P005070

The start of the pancake race I / R Caroline Meade, Marilyn Ward, Gay Leary, Pauline Peart
The start of the pancake race I/R Caroline Meade, Marilyn Ward, Gay Leary, Pauline Peart, Gaynor Lacey, Zone Spink Deidre Greenland and Sheila Mitchell. February 1975 P005074

Humour / Unusual / Sport. Charity Pancake Race. Lincolns Inn Fields
Humour/Unusual/Sport. Charity Pancake Race. Lincolns Inn Fields. February 1975 75-00807-001

Humour / Unusual / Sport. Charity Pancake Race. Lincolns Inn Fields
Humour/Unusual/Sport. Charity Pancake Race. Lincolns Inn Fields. February 1975 75-00807-009

The start of the pancake race in the market square at Olney. February 1950 P005031

Egghead Model Helen. February 1989 P005028

The start of the race: February 1968 P005076

In Action... Pancake Sam. February 1985 P005025
In Action....Pancake Sam. February 1985 P005025

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In the spirit of Pancake Day, various pancake races took place across the UK on 23rd February 1982. The excitement was palpable as participants geared up to showcase their skills and agility in this beloved tradition. One such race unfolded on Wainbody Avenue, where Susan Cuff, "Miss Great Britain, " and "Miss International" added a touch of glamour to the event. Their presence elevated the competition's charm as they cheerfully flipped pancakes while racing towards victory. Meanwhile, in Bedworth, another pancake race captivated spectators. Youngsters eagerly participated at Styvechale Young Wives Club in Coventry. With boundless energy and determination, these budding athletes showcased their talent amidst cheers from proud parents and enthusiastic supporters. The Row and Flea Market Pancake Race brought a unique twist to Birmingham City's bustling market stalls. As competitors weaved through the vibrant marketplace with frying pans in hand, laughter filled the air alongside tantalizing aromas of freshly cooked pancakes. West Bromwich High Street witnessed an exhilarating display of athleticism during the Sandwell Mail Pancake Race. Participants raced against time down this lively street while skillfully flipping pancakes without missing a beat. Cardiff celebrated Pancake Day with fervor as St Agnes Women Fellowship organized an exciting pancake race. Participants sprinted through streets lined with cheering crowds, showcasing their speed and dexterity as they balanced frying pans adorned with delicious golden pancakes. Reflecting on past traditions, Olney hosted its renowned Pancake Race once again in February 1956. The ladies gracefully started off this historic event that has been cherished for generations - a testament to enduring community spirit and love for all things pancake-related. Not limited to races alone, some events embraced alternative ways of celebrating Pancake Day. In February 1955, schoolboys enthusiastically participated in an eating competition that tested both appetite and endurance - proving that there are many ways to indulge in the joy of pancakes.