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A new Peugeot rolls off the production line at the Peugeot factory at Ryton. 12th January 1988
Workers at Peugeot factory Ryton celebrate an eight fold increase in profits and a record amount of cars produced in a year. 18th May 1989
The crew of a Yarmouth Herring boat pull in their catch on a storm tossed North Sea Circa 1935
Fishermen emptying a cran of fish into boxes ready for sale in 1967
Worklers pulling along a wagon carrying coal at Priory Colliery in Blantyre, Scotland April 1951
The Esso Northumbria supertanker being built at Swan Hunter shipyard in Wallsend. Circa April 1969
The pithead and winding gear at Coventry Colliery at Keresley 31st January 1974
The Jarrow March. The marchers left Jarrow on 5th October 1936. They reached London on 31st October 1936 and they returned to Jarrow on 5th November 1936
A smokey view with the typical scene of bottle ovens and kilns during the industrial period of Stoke on Trent - Pottery - Potteries - Pot Banks Picture taken circa 1950
Arthur Scargill at home near Barnsley, Yorkshire. One of Arthurs possessions is a clock with a face made of coal. The painting was done by Margaret Burlton
The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Limited was a Scottish shipbuilding company in the Govan area on the Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland. 5th January 1966
Durham Miners Gala - The Easington miners lodge banner, draped in black arrives back in the village after being carried at Durham Miners Gala
Govan Shipbuilders Ltd was a British shipbuilding company based on the River Clyde at Glasgow in Scotland. It operated the former Fairfield Shipyard
Mr Richard Angier (wearing glasses) and Mr Andrew Usborne, Directors of U A Engineering, Sheffield, have found a way to produce good quality scissors without depending solely on skilled hand labour
The Coventry Climax Engines ET199 the first British-produced forklift truck, seen here being demonstrated by a girl worker at the Coventry factory that produces the truck
Shaft and gear at Vane Tempest Colliery, Seaham
Coal Miners at Whitwick Colliery hwere they smashed the record for the country producing 258 tons Circa 1960
Part of the tremendous stores of Stephen and Sons Ltd shipyard, Glasgow. This was a Scottish shipbuilding company based in Linthouse, Govan in Glasgow, on the River Clyde. Circa, 1950s
Concorde supersonic jet being built in Bristol England March 1967
General view of the new Rolls Royce factory in East Kilbride, Scotland June 1954
River Clyde, shipbuilding industry in Glasgow, Scotland. May 1951
Shipbuilding, Glasgow, Scotland, 6th March 1971. Face of Britain 1971 Feature
Webley & Scott, gun makers in Birmingham, West Midlands. Their original premises was in Weaman Street, Birmingham, until they moved to a modern factory in West Bromwich in 1958
Press day at the BMC works at Longbridge, Birmingham, West Midlands. Pictured, Patrick Edwards, sitting in the smallest of the BMC cars, leads the parade of new vehicles on show for the first time
Piles of rubbish in Soho, London, during the dustmens strike. 30th January 1979
Newspaper printing. Delivery vans of the London evening News wait for the paper to roll off the press in Fleet Street. 1961
Miners coming off shift at the end of a hard day at the coal face. Circa 1960s
Scenes at Manchester Airport. 13th June 1967. The Mottershead family arriving back from Guernsey, mum, Audrey and dad John Mottershead and children, Nigel, Carol and Colin
Production of the Daily Mirror newspaper, Geraldine House, Fetter Lane, London. Pictured, plate setting. 19th November 1952
Reproducing Roman pottery at Ashtead, Surrey. Roman ideas for modern households. A potter at work making reproductions. 28th August 1926
National Union of Seamen (Mersey Area) mass meeting held at Liverpool Pierhead near the Seamans war memorial during the ongoing seamans strike
Irlam Steel works. Left to right, Stuart Johnson, 24, Jack Hughes, 53, Eric Teal, 33 and Martin Kennedy leader of Workers Action Committee at Irlam steel works
Irlam Steel works. Left to right, Eric Teal, 33, Jack Hughes, 53, Stuart Johnson, 24, and Martin Kennedy leader of Workers Action Committee at Irlam steel works. 23rd June 1972
Bridge workers board on 007, the Humber Bridge service bus, for the journey over the centre span of Humber Bridge from Hessle towards to Barton
Adrian Street, Welsh professional wrestler, pictured with his father, a coal miner. 2nd November 1974
Universal Beam Mill, Teesside Steel, Lackenby, 2nd February 1989
In the office at Parkes Machine Tools Ltd; Mr Edwin Hallard (joint managing director), Miss Victoria Parkes (office junior), Mr Geoff Arnold (accounts)
The RFA Sir Tristram enters the River Tyne after an 8, 000 mile rescue operation following the Falklands Conflict. On board were a handful of ship repair yard workers
View of Hem Heath Colliery in Trentham, Stoke On Trent, Staffordshire. 2nd April 1962
View of the new Dounreay Atomic Reactor near Thurso in Scotland Circa 1955
Shipyard workers, engineers and boilermakers leave after the first day at work at Scott Lithgow shipyard on the River Clyde, Scotland October 1972
Nylon yarn enough to make ten thousand pairs of stocking is being used to make tow ropes for British tugs. Our picture shows Margaret Carr from Portabelle in Edinburgh
Norprint Centre in national Backing Britain Campaign East Anglian Printing firm made headlines by printing 100, 000 free labels to support the cause. January 1968 Y146-2
Volunteers in Newcastle General Hospital laundry. Wynn Griffiths Assistant Sector kAdministrator and Len Key General Admin Assistant load freshly washed linen into a dryer in March 1979
The band headed the procession of strikers from Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend
Betteshanger Colliery, Kent, threatened with closure. 1985
Dome petroleum oil rig. "Soverign Explorer"at Cammell LairdDome petroleum oil rig. " Soverign Explorer" at Cammell Laird, days before launch. 3rd December 1983
Wirral Colliery at Neston, just before the general strike. Wirral miners were the first to come out when the employers cut their wages. 10th April 1925
