Jobs Collection (page 7)

The last clean-up... Betty Smith is pictured on her retirement as cleaner at Wellhouse First School, Mirfield. Mrs Smith, 60, was a cleaner at the former Lee Green School, Mirfield, for 20 years

Owen Dean shaping Beechwood chair legs by his hut in the Buckinghamshire woods. 10th April 1952

Staff at The Mall nightclub in Stockton, including Jimmy Dean (2nd left). 20th December 1992

John Anderson, manager of The Visage, Stocktons new nightclub, pictured with Jason Reeve, Entertainment and Promotions manager. 27th September 1995

Murry Wetton at work on the computer which operates the lighting rigg, at Visage Nightclub, Stockton. 27th September 1995

A young boy braves the snow on his paper round in the village of Pity Me in Durham. Circa 1977

Paperboy David Stockell takes his dog on his paper round. 17th August 1998

Karen Reece of Fenham, Newcastle has just been voted the North-Easts newsgirl of the year. A pupil at Rutherford Comprehensive School

Paperboy Stephen bikes it round his round. 15th October 1983

Three older paper boys Andy Murphy, George Hedley and Jack Davies in Birtley
Three older paper boys.. Andy Murphy, George Hedley and Jack Davies in Birtley. 15th November 1995

Chris Tait has won the North-East final of the Newsboy or Girl of the Year competition. The 15-year-old Dunston lad was chosen from 19 boys

Fort Dunlop in Birmingham. 13th May 1983

Verity Lambert photographed at the BBC TV headquarters, Shepherds Bush with her story editor Anthea Brown Wilkinson. Verity is a TV producer. 25th July 1968

A man working at Fort Dunlop, one of Birminghams best known industrial complexes. The latest equipment is being used to produce tyres at the factory. 18th January 1989

Coventry Evening Telegraph reporter Jeremy Vine. 8th January 1987

Parcels pile up at Curzon Street goods depot in Birmingham last night as the go-slow and strike action by train guards began to take effect. Circa 1960s

A worker is supervised inside the Queens Hotel section of the old Curzon Street Station. 17th May 1979

Dalton Infant School dinner lady Joan Restall, who has retired after working for the school for 21 years. 17th January 1986

The West Yorkshire training group has won an award from the Fawcett Society for organising training places for female mechanics.. 20th January 1986

BRMB Disc Jockey Graham Torrington, who is sitting in for Breakfast Show host Les Ross during his two-week holiday. 22nd September 1988

Ring Traders in the American ring have a practice run on the American Market today in preparation for the opening of the Liverpool Cotton Exchange next tuesday. 12th May 1954

The Liverpool Cotton Exchange in 1896 - when the majority of members wore top hats. Circa 1896

Charles Clifton, custodian of Hilbre Island, with his wife Jean. Jean is roped to Charles to prevent the high winds blowing her off the cliffs. Cheshire. 29th September 1954

Les Smith, driver of the Love Trap between West Kirby and Hilbre Island. Cheshire. 29th September 1954

Pensioner Pat McCrystal left court £50, 000 richer yesterday
Pensioner Pat McCrystal left court £ 50, 000 richer yesterday, but with just weeks to live. It was a bitter victory over his old bosses for the former Clyde shipyard worker

Office Cleaner Mrs Packham seen here on the tram from Vauxhall to Central London. 13th June 1946

Customers and staff at the Cider House on Harrow Road, London. Circa 1946

The Guildhall Kitchen, Gresham Street, London, EC2. Food is prepared for a big event in June 1947

Scenes on Bond Street, central London. October 1947

Scenes in Covent Garden, London. Circa 1947

Farmers working on the island of Sark, Channel Islands July 1947

Hovis National Bike Week, 13th June 1995. Local postmen show how it is done, as they are put through their paces with an obstacle course at the Environment Action Station. Middlesbrough, Cleveland

Chair bodgers working in West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Bodging is a traditional wood-turning craft used to make chair legs and other cylindrical parts of chairs. Circa 1945

Lyons Waitress training held on Tottenham Court Road. 11th December 1945

Shoppers visit at a pet market in Bethnal Green, East London. 20th May 1946

Following a pattern evolved over two thousand years ago, coracle builders construct the oval, basket-shaped boats that were being used by ancient Britons when Caesar invaded the island

Crowds gather at Hailsham Market, Sussex. Circa 1945

British women apply to be air hostesses with TWA. 21st February 1957

Pickled Onion Factory workers hard at work with tears in their eyes. July 5th 1978

Tailor, busy at work in his workshop, 18th March 1947

Mrs. Edith Olorenshaw decided to help out when she found her local post office was having difficulty finding a postwoman. She found she liked the job

Schoolgirls are logging into a career in computers, thanks to a course organised by Coventry Polytechnic. They are learning how hi-tech equipment has transformed many industries

Paperboy Stephen Sales delivers his newspapers using a sledge after heavy snow in England January 1987 © Mirrorpix

Land girl plowing field with tractor in Berkshire. November 1940

Way up on the high scaffolding of the new Bankside power station, which is towering over the tiny house in which Christopher Wren lived

World War Two. Mrs A Flanagan and Mrs E O Connor who are working as building labourers on reconstruction work at Ludgate Circus in London January 1943

Woman worker using heavy machinery in a metal factory April 1956

Workmen busy cleaning windows 1000 ft up the Empire State building in Manhatten New York 17th February 1964

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