Parades Collection (page 7)

Scenes during the Victoria fair parade in Cambridge. 18th July 1981

Mrs. Isolda Jones (left) a Cardiff housewife, performed the ceremony of changing the indicator at Kingsway of Warship Week yesterday

Mr W. Bullock (centre), who opened the ceremony of changing the indicator in Cardiffs Warship Week on Wednesday 21st January 1942

St Georges Day parade in Middlesbrough. 23rd April 1975

The National Fire Service Drill given before the Allied Defence Ministers at the Regional Headquarters, Lambeth. Pictured, agility teams giving demonstrations. 17th June 1942

Mrs. Isolda Jones, a Cardiff housewife, who formally moved the Indicator in Warship Week
Mrs.Isolda Jones, a Cardiff housewife, who formally moved the Indicator in Warship Week, speaking at the ceremony. Warship Weeks were British National savings campaigns during the Second World War

Civil Defence stand down in Hyde Park. Picture Shows. Leading fire woman Miss W. E
Civil Defence stand down in Hyde Park. Picture Shows. Leading fire woman Miss W.E. Seddon of A Division Headquarters who has been in the National Fire Service since 1936

WaF band, leading Treforest Trading Estate "Wings for Victory"
WaF band, leading Treforest Trading Estate " Wings for Victory" parade during the Second World War, Circa March 1943

Commander George Gilbertson, Royal Navy, of Pontardawe, taking the salute at a parade which marked the opening of Warship Week at Pontardawe. March 1942

Admiral Sir Gerald Dickens opening Cardiffs Warship Week. Also In the picture; Col. Gerald Gaskell, Col. Lyttleton, Col. Sir Gerald Bruce, Sir Willie Reardon-Smith, Bt

Fighting their way from station to station down the lonely single-track railway which is the only really passable track in the North Burma jungle country

Military parade down Park Street, Bristol, Circa 1915

Remembrance Sunday Parade, Middlesbrough, Sunday 12th November 1978

Remembrance Day Service and Parade at Middlesbrough War Memorial Cenotaph, Teesside, Sunday 14th November 1976

General Allenby takes the salute after the reading of the Proclamation of Occupation from the steps at the base of the Tower of David (El Kala, the Citadel) Jerusalem

Soldiers of the 10th Service Battalion of the Royal Warwickshire seen here parading on the beach at Weston Super Mare February 1915

The Corps of Royal Engineers in Birmingham to say thank you for the " tremendous help" the city has given the Army in the past and to launch a military exhibition. 22nd August 1963

Liverpool fans carrying a "Paisleys Apostles"banner as they gather with
Liverpool fans carrying a " Paisleys Apostles" banner as they gather with thousands of other Liverpool fans in front of St Georges Hall as the team parade the League Championship

Football supporter lying in the road at Scotland Road as he tries to impede the bus carrying the victorious Liverpool football team during their trophy parade. 11th May 1986

Officers and sailors of HMS Eaglet, the training centre for the Royal Naval Reserve associated with Liverpool, pass the saluting base on the steps of Liverpool Cathedral

Inspection of the Kings Regiment (Liverpool and Manchester) in Liverpool by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Circa 1968

Lieutenant General Sir E Howard-Vyse inspects the First battalion, the Kings Regiment (Liverpool and Manchester) at Chester before they received the unique honour of receiving the freedom of

General view along Castle Street in central Liverpool during the inspection of the Kings Regiment (Liverpool and Manchester) in front of the Town Hall. 19th May 1962

Liverpool celebrate their title win with an open top bus parade through the city centre where they parade the trophy to thousands of fans who lined the streets

Coventry Carnival scenes at Memorial Park. Children in fancy dress sitting on a float contain floral elephant 17th June 1973

The Lord Mayors procession passing in front of Manchester Town Hall. 22nd September 1977

Jubilant Ray Tonken throws up a jubilant cheer as his Tom garner float moves off in the Lord Mayors procession. 17th September 1977

Band of the Royal Marines marching toward the Lord mayors parade in Central Manchester. 3rd July 1978

Manchester Church of England Whit Monday walks. Alison Lawson, aged 7, of Gay St Mission parks by this meter on the long long walk. 3rd June 1963

Bob Paisley Liverpool team celebrate on open top bus 1981 after European Cup victory over Real Madrid in Paris

Air cadets parade. Middlesbrough. 1976

Guisborough scouts parade. 1976

Liverpool players proudly show off the European Cup trophy to thousands of fans who lined the streets of Liverpool to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European

Crowds of Liverpool fans gathered on the Centoph outside St Georges Hall in Liverpool City Centre waiting to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European Cup Final

Liverpool players proudly show off the European Cup trophy to thousands of fans who lined the streets of Liverpool to welcome their heroes home following their victory over AS Roma in the European

Enthusiastic Liverpool fans gathered in the city centre, to welcome their team home from Wembley after their victory in the European Cup Final

Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar holds aloft the European Cup trophy as Granme Souness holds the Canon League Division One trophy to thousands of fans gathered in the city centre to welcome

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

Welsh Guards on Parade, pass by City Hall, Cardiff, Wales, Circa 1939

Recruits of the 92nd (5th London) Field Regiment, Territorial Royal Artillery drilling in Kennington Lane. 11th May 1939

McDougalls Catering Foods, Mardi Gras, Reading, August 1980

Maritime Carnival, Reading, Berkshire, England, June 1980

Aston Villa FC, Victory Parade after winning 1957 FA Cup Final 2-1 against Manchester United yesterday, pictured Sunday 5th May 1957

Birmingham Pride, 25th May 1997. Birmingham Pride is a weekend-long LGBT, festival held annually in the Gay Village, Hurst Street, Birmingham, England, over the Spring Bank Holiday weekend

School Carnival, Ashmead School, Northumberland Avenue, Reading, June 1985

VJ Day Anniversary, Parade to Cenotaph, Middlesbrough, Sunday 20th August 1995

Remembrance Day Parade, Middlesbrough, Sunday 11th November 1990

Remembrance Day Parade, Stockton, Sunday 10th November 1985

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