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Ansells Brewery pouring 400, 000 pints of beer into Birminghams sewers because of an inter - union dispute, which has closed over 50 public houses
A type 3 class 27 diesel locomotive seen here undergoing routine maintenance at the Cambridge train sheds 15th October 1962
Mr. R. C. Askew, who has been a dairyman in Willingham for 36 years, uses a tricycle to deliver his milk Cambridge 15th April 1968
Mechanisation, like this letter sorting machine introduced at Newport Head Post Office last year has eased the burden of high labour costs but there is a limit to what it can achieve. February 1971
Channel 4 launch. Pictured, the production room. 2nd November 1982
Yvonne Conolly Britains first female black headteacher seen here at Ringcross Infant School, Highbury, London 18th February 1969 When she was made headmistress she received racist abuse from some
Commuters and schoolchildren on platform three of Kingston Station await the next train to Waterloo. November 1938
Metal Box building in Reading. The official name of the building is Energis House. January 1975
Englands new sugar industry. The beet sugar industry in England has received a decided fillip by the large factory built at Newark in which the Government holds half the capital
A group of workmen at Doigs Grimsby yard in the 1920s
BOAC Steward and Stewardess serving drinks during a proving flight between Heathrow and Khartoum. 1st February 1964
The Smithy at Ponteland - a typically rural scene. This forge bears the date 1822. Circa 1930
Reptile snake skins. A new west of England industry. Pictured, women measuring finished python skins. 13th January 1933
William Connor Daily Mirror columnist and leader writer. Known in the paper as Cassandra, seen here at his desk in Geraldine House writing tomorrows leader column. 27th November 1936
Finger Print Department. Section of search room, officers searching records. Scotland Yard. London. May 1929
Making puns on his name is the occupation of Mr Alfred Sparkes. Hes an electrical engineer at Collyhurst, Manchester. 11th October 1935
Easington Colliery workers. Circa 1977
Seller of the teapot is Mr. Fred Potts, of Gorton, Manchester, who has been trading in pottery for twenty-five years, and finds his name to be an excellent advertisement
Mr Uncle the pawnbroker. 8th November 1935
Bowater Paper Mills Ltd. Wet end of paper machine, showing new material passing over machine wire. November 1935
Penlee stone quarry, Newlyn, Cornwall. Rock-boring machine driven by compressed air drilling a hole for an explosive charge
Parc Level Mine, Rhiwfawr, Swansea Valley. A tram of coal is brought out by Kenyon Guinn. 18th April 1967
Post collections and deliveries, Clovelly Post Office, Devon. 6th October 1935
A man making stone models from rock, Cornwall. One of the industries of Penzance is making souvenirs for visitors out of serpentine rock. This rock is to be found out at The Lizard
LCC Weights and measures office. A collection of fraudulent weights and measures, at one of the offices. Weights filled with cork and wood, measures with false bottoms etc. 7th July 1932
Cargo Fleet iron works closure. Circa 1971
British Midland New Uniform revealed at East Midland Airport. 15th November 1988
Making bowls is a fine art. At Messers Clapshaw and Cleave works, Coventry Road, Birmingham where woods for the game of bowls are made
Chef preparing the evening meal at the Seighford Hall Hotel Circa June 1974
Dray horses at the Vaux Brewery being prepared for their delivery rounds in Sunderland and Newcastle. 28th April 1954
A conformateur, a head-measuring device invented in France by Alli-Maillard seen here being used to take measurements of a customers head at Scotts the Hatters at their Old Bond Street premises in
Scottish fish lassies in Great Yarmouth preparing herrings for Russia. 10th November 1954
Coal men start delivering coal, Teesside. 1972
Manchesters oldest building, the Shambles, is rising to new heights, but its not quite as easy as ganger man Pat Hegarty makes it look
The lifting of the Old Shambles in the centre of Manchester begins with a lift of about half an inch. 22nd July 1971
Potter Bridget Appleby and the staff of the Briglin Pottery Crawford Street, Marylebone, London, showing of their Harold Wilson commemoration mugs
Colin Gregg, son of the Greggs Bakery founder, pictured at court, 2nd September 1996
Professor of child health Alan Craft (left) at the Yellow Brick Road building which is officially opened tomorrow, pictured with Yellow Brick Road administrator Colin Gregg (right)
Colin Gregg, of the Yellow Brick Road, son of the Greggs Bakery founder. 1st March 1995
Robert Thompson Dix in his North Tyneside shop holds a string of sausages and his certificate of merit for coming second in the 1975 National Sausage Display Award. 10th January 1976
A blacksmith at work in Kings Norton, West Midlands, England. Picture taken circa 1930s. Suggested date 1st June 1935
A congested River Hull as the new Drypool bridge, Hull is lowered for the first time. 21st April 1961
A cheery wave from Master ALM Bob Danes as the RAF helicopter from 202 Squadron at Leconfield flies a survey mission over the North Humbersides snow bound village. 19th February 1979
Port Talbot steel works. West Glamorgan, Wales. 30th April 1965
A huge stack of used horseshoes outside a blacksmiths workshop, Scarrington, Nottinghamshire. 7th June 1966
Steam Trains. A driver prepares to take his engine out of the sheds at the British Railway motive power depot at Dairycoates, Hull. 4th August 1965
A view of London, looking down Whitehall, taken from the top of Nelsons Column as it is being cleaned. Trafalgar Square, London, 2nd March 1968
Carol service by miners 600 ft down. An accordion play and miners voices are raised in the singing of Christmas Carols. Wath Main Colliery, near Mexborough, South Yorkshire. 23rd December 1966
