Winter Collection (page 6)

Princess Diana meets and greets the people of Birmingham, The Midlands, England on one of her many walkabouts. Picture taken 29th February 1984

Christmas trees lend a festive air to Ton Pentres main street. Rhondda traders have joined a scheme organised by Keep Rhondda Tidy to place 500 Christmas Trees outside their businesses

Bygones snow scene - Snow falling in Shiphay, Toquay, January 1963

Snow causing havoc in Torwood Street, Torquay in 1962

Snow scene - Torwood Street, Torquay 1962

Rita Hayworth on holiday at Megeve in the French Alps with her daughters Yasmin and Rebecca. 30th January 1956

Looking like an Antartic expedition, workers at RAF Fylindales on the North Yorkshire moors line up beside the RAF Westland Whirlwind search

Church Street, Liverpool, 9. 30pm and the grit lorries start their all night task to keep
Church Street, Liverpool, 9.30pm and the grit lorries start their all night task to keep the traffic moving. 5th February 1968

Huddled up against the winter snow, shoppers in a strangely quiet Church Street during the morning. 11th February 1985

All stop on the main Cardiff Barry Road. Where 50 mph speed limit need not apply. Wales. 20th February 1978. A4050 Closed

Walles of solid snow, taller than the average man, leading into Llantwit Major from Llanmaes, soon after the village was opened up to traffic, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, 22nd February 1978

Digger tries to clear a way through, on the road from Pentre Meyrick, to Llantwit Major, Cowbridge, South Glamorgan, Wales, 22nd February 1978

A solitary pedestrian on Western Avenue in Cardiff, a place where walkers usually fear to tread, but now free of traffic, Cardiff, Wales, 19th February 1978

Two young men build a giant snowman, Wales, 22nd February 1978

M4 Motorway at Margam, fast disappearing under hugh snow drifts, pictured from Port Talbot end, Wales, 19th February 1978

Pedestrians make their way along the main street of Cowbridge after the road had at last been cleared from traffic, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, 21st February 1978

Early morning workers wait at Barry Station for a train. The track from Barry over to the Island Station was blocked by snow on the track, which can be seen on the left of the picture

Keith Painter from Cowbridge, Employee of Vale of Glamorgan Borough Council, helps to dig a Cowbridge Taxi out of the snow. Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. 21st February 1978

Skier takes a tumble on the beach at Amroth, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, 20th February 1978

Shoppers head home after buying essential supplies and groceries are pictured leaving the village of Amroth, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, 20th February 1978. In the background is shop, Summerhill Stores

Abandoned car lies in the path of the snow clearing machines working between Llantwit Major and Wick, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, 23rd February 1978

Pedestrians walking dog through the near deserted streets Cardiff, Wales, 19th February 1978

Bulldozer ploughs towards Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire, Wales, 20th February 1978

Derek Beck of Koenig Farm, Penmark, in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, walking the only road open to the village with snow walls nearly 10 feet high

Stranded cars on the A48 Cowbridge bypass, South Wales, 20th February 1978

Atlantic College ski patrol, led by Norwegian member of staff, Ivar Lund-Mathieson, and his colleague David Hofman, help police and emergency services to patrol the Vale of Glamorgan

Susan Dibble of St Nicholas is 5ft 5in but dwarfed by drifts in Duffryn Lane, Cardiff, Wales, 22nd February 1978

A little girl crowning her snowman in St James Park, London, following a heavy fall of snow on new years eve. 31st December 1961

The heavy snowfall on New Years Eve leave Londons Regent Street near deserted of shoppers, as the few cars that venture out struggle on the untreated roads. 31st December 1961

Young Andrew Burley stands in the queue for the bus with his sledge during heavy snowfall in Swansea, South Wales, West Glamorgan. January 1963

Aerial view of Cardiff in the snow taken from the top of the newGas Showroom building in Bute Terrace.. January 1963

Weather - Snow - The dog food must get through... this hardy trio, Mr Peter Mallin
Weather - Snow - The dog food must get through...this hardy trio, Mr Peter Mallin, his wife Pat and their 11 year-old daughter Penny

A snowplough busily clearing a path in St Marys Street, Cardiff for the traffic to pass through during the winter of 1962-63. It is one one of the busiest streets in the capital. January 1963

Weather - Snow - Three youngsters have a fine time as they enjoyed themselves in the heavy snowfall as they built their igloo at Roath Park, Cardiff - They are Phillip Hallett

A corner of the Cardiff docks showing the Norwegian church covered in snow after a heavy snowfall in the city. March 1947

The Welsh national War Memorial in Cardiff on an unaccustomed background of snow, Cardiff after a heavy snowfall covered the city. January 1947

Convoy of vehicles managing to deliver milk to even the most remote areas in Wales following heavy snowfalls in the winter of 1962-63. January 1963

Farmers from the Llanddeusant area in Carmarthenshire, Wales, collect provision from a travelling shop at Twynllanan during the winter of 1962-63. 3rd January 1963

A vehicle making its way through thick snow in rural Llanedeyrn, Wales in the grip of the big freeze of 1947. Circa February 1947

Snow and ice are blown from the railway lines as the turbo jet engines were used in tests of snow-clearing at Dowlais Top, Merthyr Tydfil after a heavy snowfall in the village. February 1947

Eleven year old Thomasina Deere and her brother David brave the cold conditions to go shopping for their mother in Hunter Ridge, Cyncoed after a heavy snowfall in Wales. January 1963

Motorists in the centre of Cardiff struggle during the height of the blizzard in the Great Freeze of 1947. 5th March 1947

Local residents help to get an ambulance started in Windermere Avenue, Roath Park in Cardiff after it had become stuck in the snow during the winter of 1962-63. 30th December 1962

A scene at 11 o"clock outside the womens Employment Exchange in St Anne Street
A scene at 11 o" clock outside the womens Employment Exchange in St Anne Street, Manchester. 12th February 1947

British patrol team dressed in white camouflage cloaks for their reconnaissance missions on the German front and in the Ardennes during the Second World War. January 1945

British and American patrols meet in the Belgian town of La Roche, the most important town in the northern half of the Ardennes salient during the Second World War

The main street of La Roche in Belgium after being re-liberated by Allied forces, showing the ruins left by the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge. January 1945

Members of a forward observer section of the Field Artillery of the 30th Division, putting on winter camouflage in the snow covered fighting section of the front near Stavelot

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