Parades Collection (page 8)

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

Toxteth Carnival, Liverpool, 9th July 1986

Liverpool May Day Parade, 1st May 1971. Julie Creed aged 8, dressed as May Queen, pictured with her attendants, Paula Merriman aged 7 (left) and Margaret Hoare aged 9

Liverpool May Day Parade, Saturday 1st May 1976

Liverpool May Horse Parade, Saturday 9th May 1987. Behind the scenes, Preparation

Liverpool May Horse Parade, City Centre, Liverpool, Saturday 9th May 1987

Liverpool May Queen, Carol Ann Cassidy aged 11, tastes the VIP treatment as Prince draws up before her home, l-r, Sue Tate, Susan Place and Jo Murphy, Wednesday 7th May 1986

Liverpool May Horse Parade, 10th May 1986. Musical Ride - the Silver Band of the St Johns Ambulance Brigade leads the colourful procession towards the city centre

Liverpool May Horse Parade, Saturday 10th May 1986

Witness procession, makes its way to Greys Monument in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear. Circa 1980

Easter Procession, Good Friday, 9th April 1971

Comedian Tommy Cooper made an opened topped bus trip around the streets of Newcastle. The journey was organised by department store Farnons, whose sale was due to open

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang leads the procession up Marton Road, Middlesbrough, on its way to the Festival of Road Safety held at the Prissick Sports Base, 23rd April 1977

Stockton Festival Community Carnival, 1st August 1998

Crowds line the pavements as to watch the march of the Coldstream Guards from Fenham Barracks to Newcastle Cathedral. June 1938

Traffic halts and crowds line the pavements as five of the regimental bands which will perform at the Northern Command Tattoo march over the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear. June 1936

Comedian Tommy Cooper made an opened topped bus trip around the streets of Newcastle. The journey was organised by department store Farnons, whose sale was due to open

Lord Mayors Show, Birmingham, Saturday 26th May 1973. Evening Mail, The Birmingham Post, Sunday Mercury, Newspaper, Float

West Ham United captain holds aloft the FA Cup from an open top double decker bus as the team parades the trophy through the streets of East London after their victory in the Cup Final May 1964

World War Two - Second World War - Battle of Britain Commemoration parade. 15/09/1959

Fans line the streets as the Derby County team arrive in Matlock on their way to the County Council headquarters as they celebrate their promotion to the First Division

Tottenham Hotspur team and manager Bill Nicholson show off the FA Cup trophy from an open top double decker bus to a crowd of fans as they arrive home after defeating Burnley 3-1 in the FA Cup Final

This was the fantastic scene, pictured above, in Tottenham yesterday as the super Spurs came home with the FA Cup trohpy following their 3-1 win over Burnley in the Final at Wembley

The Derby County team return home with the FA Cup trophy following their victory over Charlton Athletic in the Final at Wembley. Picture shows: Derby captain Jack Nicholas showing off he trophy

St Patricks Day Parade, Birmingham, 19th March 1967

St Patricks Day Service, Birmingham, 17th March 1970

St Patricks Day March, Birmingham, 16th March 1969

Bob Moncur holds the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup aloft at St James Park during Newcastle Uniteds homecoming parade. 12th June, 1969

Aston Villa manger Ron Saunders enjoys the adoration of the thousands of supporters who lined the streets of Birmingham to welcome their heroes following their match against Arsenal

World War Two - Second World War - The Battle of Britain rememberance ceremony at Eldon Square, Newcastle. 21/09/1986

World War Two - Second World War - Members of the WRAF march smartly past the saluting base at Eldon Square on their way to St Nicholass Cathedral duriing Newcastles Battle of Britain parade

World War Two - Second World War - Members of the Womens Land Army and members of the Young Farmers Clubs in Durham march to a service at the County School of Agriculture, Houghall

World War Two. British Army recruits march in the parade to St Thomass Church, Newcastle. The old soldier in the parade was formerly of the Tyne Electical Engineers. 27th May 1939

World War Two - Second World War - British Army recruits take part in one of their first bayonet drills. 15th May 1938

Post Office members of the Home Guard on Sunday morning parade at the Orchard Street sorting offiice, Newcastle. February 1941

Members of the Home Guard, formerly the Local Defence Volunteer (LDV), present a smart appearance as they step out on parade a North-East mustering depot in July 1940. 26/07/1940

Members of the Home Guard parade for the last time before disbanding in December 1944 at Barrras Bridge, Newcastle. 04/12/1944

Northumberland Home Guard units attend a St Georges Day service at St James Park, Newcastle, in 1944. 24/04/1944

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"Captivating Parades: A Spectacle of Tradition, Unity, and Celebration" they have long been a cherished tradition worldwide, captivating audiences with their vibrant displays and infectious energy. From the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to the heartwarming sight of firefighters on parade in front of their appliance, parades showcase the dedication and pride of various communities. One such remarkable event is Trooping the Colour 2012 - The Queen's Birthday Parade at Horse Guards in London. Here, soldiers from the Grenadier Guards march with impeccable precision as Her Majesty herself reviews them. This grand display exemplifies both military excellence and national unity. Not all they can steeped in regality; some carry a deeper significance. The Blitz Remembered Service at St Paul's Cathedral serves as a poignant reminder of resilience amidst adversity. It commemorates those who endured World War II bombings while honoring their indomitable spirit. It also serve as platforms for social movements and celebrations. Pride London Parade stands out as an exuberant expression of LGBTQ+ rights and acceptance, where love triumphs over prejudice on the streets of London. Similarly, during St Patrick's Day celebrations on New York City's iconic 5th Avenue, Emerald Society Police Department proudly marches to honor Irish heritage within law enforcement. These processions often reflect local culture or historical events too. Hull Shops in the 1970s showcased community spirit through creative floats that brought joy to spectators lining the streets. Meanwhile, at Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy during the 1956 Winter Olympic Games parade, athletes from around Europe united under one flag to celebrate athletic prowess amid breathtaking alpine scenery. Even somber occasions find solace through parades like LCC-MFB funeral procession for Fireman Martin Sprague—a touching tribute highlighting camaraderie among first responders who risk their lives daily for public safety.