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Latest craze could be life-saver The latest international kids craze could save lives. Kirklees road safety chiefs have specially imported hundreds of fluorescent animal reflectors as they launch
Fireworks Safety Campaign ahead of Bonfire Night, 1st November 1968. Lancashire Home Safety Committees
Kids buying fireworks at a store in Birmingham, West Midlands. 4th November 1962
Lollipops for a lollipop lady... Upperthong Junior and Infant school pupils have said goodbye to Mrs Daisy Knapton who has done the job for 10 years
Children from Riverside School, Hebden Bridge, demonstrate the ups and down of a new game designed to promote fire safety
Right on for Rawthorpe... The community panel at Rawthorpe High is now pointing people in the right direction with new street signs for both the district and the school
London evacuees heading to the Wirral. July 1944
Flashback to the dark days of 1939, as Liverpool children board a bus to take them to safety. 1st September 1939
Broad Street, Bristol. The old blends with the new. St Nicholas Church blends in with the new architecture of the modern buildings in the centre of Bristol as the city centre continues to regenerate
Governors at the 1, 200-pupil Keldholme School in Middlesbrough have joined a parents battle to get crossings outside the premises. 26th March 1984
Anxious parents campaign for a crossing outside Keldholme School, Middlesbrough. 14th May 1984
Adventure playground? Surrounded by rubble and dirt, this disused playground is hardly the safest or the most pleasant place for children with a sense of adventure
Ashley Mahoney, 3 years, of Stockton. One of the youngsters who took part in the sponsored Toddle to launch the Health and Sun Campaign in Stockton. 28th June 1994
Children and parents who took part in the sponsored toddle to launch the Health and Sun Campaign in Stockton. Pictured are children with Stanley the Starfish. 28th June 1994
You put your right arm out... Pc David Wetton shows pupils at Lowerhouses C of E Junior, Infant and Nursery School how to make a right turn on their bicycles
Divisional superintendent of the Dearne Valley St John Ambulance Mr John Stringer presents first aid certificates to Scouts and leaders of the Huddersfield South-East District
Rachel Toth watches as her mam Mary and Sheffield Steelers Ice Hockey player Andre Malo go head to head. 8th April 1997
Pedestrians - and vehicles - crossing... Mount Pleasant Junior School pupils have had a road safety lesson with a difference
Redcar lifeboat crew look over the new RNLI vessel, Medina. Left to right Paul Wilson (and Cox), Dave Cammish and Bob O Neill. 26th November 1985
Reflective trim for night-time safety is essential, not only for pedestrians but for cyclists, motorcyclists and road workers
Two top welding students from Cleveland represented the North-East at a national competition in Birmingham. Anthony Jobson, 20, who works part-time for a Peterlee firm and Stephen Phillips
Twenty four year old warden Mrs Mary Couchman crouches down to protect her young son Brian and his two friends during an air in a Kent village during the Second World War
Children playing in a demolished housing area adjacent to their own homes between Sim Street and Page Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. taken by White for the Daily Herald newspaper on 12 July, 1954
Anderson Shelter decorated by the house holders. Circa 1940. P009204
Guisborough BMX fans backup county councillors Duncan McReddy (left) and Dave Punshon, and Mrs Jackie Dunn, who are holding a petition for a new BMX track in Guisborough. 25th June 1985
15 year old Martin Brunning in action on a BMX watched by other BMX kids. Martin is the spokesman for the group of BMX enthusiasts who are campaigning for a special track to be built in the town
A Police campaign to cut the number of accidents and save the lives of young cyclists got underway yesterday. Dozens of children turned up for the two sessions held on the car park of Birkbys Asda
Linthwaite Church of England School pupils being presented with a road safety certificate by Supt. Allan Dobson, sub divisional officer for Holmfirth Police. 18th January 1989
Two million working hours without an accident resulting in lost time has given ICI employees the chance to boost Cleveland charities
Roger Eyre, Assistant Engineer in training with the Urban District Council, Sutton in Ashfield, Notts, using defunct Mine Detector to locate manhole covers which have been covered by layers of
Skateboarding at the Lightfoot Stadium in Walker, on 26th February 1978
Action from the Super Skate 78 chamionships at Albermarle Barracks, Ouston, with Andrew Hibbard of Corbridge making a trial run through the slalom on 1st July 1978
17-year-old John Millard from Killingworth on a skateboard on 26th July 1989
A worms eye view of steeplejacks on their way to a birs eye view on 21st april 1953. The men with a head for heights are scaling a lofty chimney rising above brickworks at Cowgate, Newcastle
Steeplejack David Stone at work on Lindisfarne Castle on 11th November 1988
A steeplejack repairing a chuch spire on 2nd May 1968
The Beatles leave Birmingham in a van surrounded by hundreds of screaming fans. 10th November 1963
The largest tyre ever made to date (27th October 1978) by Dunlop, seen here on its arrival at Fort Dunlops test centre in Birmingham
The childrens enclosure at the Grangetown Town end of Ninian park, home ground of Cardiff City Football Club, pictured after fencing was erected at the cost of £ 4, 000. 19th August 1974
Topsy Watts, radar tracker at London Airport sits before apparatus with which she has brought a thousand airliners to a safe landing. 2nd July 1949
Police cordon off part of Corporation Street following the discovery of an unexploded German Second World War bomb during the construction of of the Equity and Law office block. 19th December 1989
Athlete Steve Cram Steve Cram launches a new video in the " Always say no to strangers" campaign 7 December 1986 - Steve pictured with Lindsay Brown, Alice Bryant
Time for a sing-song: More than 36, 000 Newcastle schoolchildren are getting their own Top of the Pops for safety. For their singing songs n pop tunes with words they have writen themselves n about
Boxer Pauline Dickson applying lipstick in the changing rooms of her boxing gym. 17th February 1994
This is the pattern of movement caused by a six ton 16 cwtLondon transport double decker bus when it goes into an uncontrolled skid
Police on stage before Beatles concert at the Pavillion Dance Hall in Buxton. 19th October 1963
A mother tends to her young son while her daughter settles into a bed made from a wooden fruit box. This East End family takes shelter from a German air raid in a un-named London Underground station
9 year old Charlie Boorman and 10 year old Brian Walters act as doodlebug spotters and continue with their lessons at Otham village school near Maidstone, Kent during the Second World War
