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00379 Collection: A candle-lit dinner for two at the Martini International Restaurant in Holloway Bank

A candle-lit dinner for two at the Martini International Restaurant in Holloway Bank, Wednesbury, west Midlands. 6th February, 1979

00379 Collection: The Queen Visits Manchester. Chair bound Fay Gradwell made a special visit to Bury today

The Queen Visits Manchester. Chair bound Fay Gradwell made a special visit to Bury today. On her 100th Birthday she had come to see the queen who she had recieved a telegram from that morning

00379 Collection: Children decided to 'say it with flowers'and helped prepare their

Children decided to "say it with flowers"and helped prepare their
Children decided to " say it with flowers" and helped prepare their Staffordshire village fo a well dressing festival

00379 Collection: Sandwell Mail Pancake Race in west Bromwich High Street

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

Prince of Wales with Prince Albert and Princess Mary pose for a portrait

00379 Collection: The start of yesterdays Alcester Shrove Tuesday pancake race

The start of yesterdays Alcester Shrove Tuesday pancake race, revived after a lapse of 127 years. Miss Helen Wilks, the winner, is in the centre foreground in sweater and slacks. 27th February, 1968

00379 Collection: The Queen leaves Westminster Abbey, London, after Instalation Service of Order of

The Queen leaves Westminster Abbey, London, after Instalation Service of Order of the Bath, 26th October 1972

00379 Collection: Ely Hospital - Ely Hospital, Cardiff. Women living in Fern House

Ely Hospital - Ely Hospital, Cardiff. Women living in Fern House, where a drinks bar was opened a few months ago, have been showing off their latest presents - a range of furniture

A photograph of the Prince of Wales later Edward VIII on horseback, taken in 1902

00379 Collection: Young hearts run free - and six-year-olds Nicola Wright

Young hearts run free - and six-year-olds Nicola Wright and Gary Lindon are pint-size proof that the age of ramance is not dead

Prince of Wales at the age of Seven poses for a portrait in his sailor suit

00379 Collection: Ely Hospital - Ely Hospital, Cardiff held an open day

Ely Hospital - Ely Hospital, Cardiff held an open day yesterday (Wed) and members of the public were invited to tour the hospital. One of the old wards at the hospital

Prince of Wales and Duke of York pictured here in their high prams as babies

00379 Collection: The start of the pancake race at Whittington near Lichfield which was won by Mrs Janet

The start of the pancake race at Whittington near Lichfield which was won by Mrs Janet Saunders, aged 24, extreme right. 26th February, 1963

00379 Collection: Beelzebub in the form of Mr. Bernard Oakley of Allesley, Coventry

Beelzebub in the form of Mr. Bernard Oakley of Allesley, Coventry, steps forward with a club and frying pam to collect donations after a performance of the Newbold Play by the Coventry Mummers at

00379 Collection: A bottle of Japanese whisky, given the thumbs down by top Scots whisky experts

A bottle of Japanese whisky, given the thumbs down by top Scots whisky experts. Comes in an attractive bottle

00379 Collection: Housewives at whittington, near Lichfield, were out practising for tehir Shrove Tuesday

Housewives at whittington, near Lichfield, were out practising for tehir Shrove Tuesday pancake race. About 15 were expected to take part in the race, including Mrs Brenda Hood (extreme ledt)

Rolling Stones gig at Murrayfield, Edinburgh. June 1999

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Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones in concert at Wembley Stadium. 11th July 1995

Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones in concert at Wembley Stadium. 11th July 1995

00379 Collection: Rolling Stones in concert at Wembley Stadium, London. (Picture

Rolling Stones in concert at Wembley Stadium, London. (Picture) Lead singer Mick Jagger performing live. 11th July 1995

00379 Collection: Rolling Stones performing at Wembley Stadium, London. (Picture

Rolling Stones performing at Wembley Stadium, London. (Picture) Guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood on stage. 11th July 1995

Rolling Stones in concert at Wembley Stadium. 11th July 1995

Denise Welch actress with Tim Healy DBase

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 16th May 1968. Outside William Kenyon and Sons Ltd

The Queen visits Manchester, 16th May 1968. Outside William Kenyon and Sons Ltd, Dukinfield

The Queen visits Bolton, Greater Manchester, 1st December 1988

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Nurses give Queen a rapturous welcome

The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Nurses give Queen a rapturous welcome as she tours Withington Hospital

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 23rd June 1971. Walking through Spinningfield

The Queen visits Manchester, 23rd June 1971. Walking through Spinningfield, chatting to crowd, as she leaves magistrates court in Crown Square, Manchester

The Queen visits Congleton, Manchester 4th May 1972

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Meeting members of GMACF

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Meeting members of GMACF - Wheelchair Marathon

The Queen leaving Manchester, 18th February 1965

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Pressing button to open new bridge

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Pressing button to open new bridge. Prince Philip

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 16th May 1968. Worsley Bridge. Children lining bank

The Queen visits Manchester, 16th May 1968. Worsley Bridge. Children lining bank. Canal

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Set of television programme Coronation

The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Set of television programme Coronation Street. Prince Philip. Alf Roberts

00379 Collection: John Walker and Sons LTD DIstillery, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland

John Walker and Sons LTD DIstillery, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. Aerial view of premises. 1971

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 21st March 1986. Chats with personnel in the main

The Queen visits Manchester, 21st March 1986. Chats with personnel in the main motorway control room at Greater Manchester Police HQ. Headquarters. GMP

The Queen visits Manchester, 21st March 1986. In barge, on way to Wigan Pier

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Disabled youngsters provide a patriotic

The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Disabled youngsters provide a patriotic greeting outside Manchester University

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Bolton, Greater Manchester, 1st December 1988. Shopping Centre

The Queen visits Bolton, Greater Manchester, 1st December 1988. Shopping Centre. Shops. Next

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Indoor Climbing Wall

00379 Collection: The Queen visits new £6 million Leighton Hospital in Crewe, 4th May 1972

The Queen visits new £6 million Leighton Hospital in Crewe, 4th May 1972
The Queen visits new £ 6 million Leighton Hospital in Crewe, 4th May 1972

The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Bill Morgas

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Bill Morgas, Chairman of Trafford Park Development, presents Queen with memento after official opening of Centenary Bridge at Trafford Park

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Queen pauses to receive a bouquet

The Queen visits Manchester, 5th May 1982. Queen pauses to receive a bouquet from Rosemary Davies aged 95

00379 Collection: The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Unveiling plaque at Chetham

The Queen visits Manchester, 1st December 1994. Unveiling plaque at Chethams School of Music, New College House

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