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Three older paper boys Andy Murphy, George Hedley and Jack Davies in BirtleyThree 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
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
British Rails giant parcels depot at Curzon Street Station, Birmingham, was reduced to 50 per cent capacity today as the guards train dispute hit freight train services into the city
A worker is supervised inside the Queens Hotel section of the old Curzon Street Station. 17th May 1979
Olga Fullaway, mother of two, aged 31, pictured with children, sons Stephen (6) and David (3 months), 19th October 1970. Olga has recently started work as housekeeper to football star George Best
The West Yorkshire training group has won an award from the Fawcett Society for organising training places for female mechanics.. 20th January 1986
RAF Brawdy, Pembrokeshire, Wales, 14th July 1961. Central Tower, Control Tower, Air Traffic Control, Naval Air Station, Air Base
Power Cuts at the offices of the Central Electricity Generating Board, Shirley, Birmingham, Tuesday 15th February 1972
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
Staff stock up new Woolworths Store, London Road, Liverpool, 14th November 1962
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
Middlesbrough Football Club, new Riverside Stadium under constriction, Circa 1995
Poet Dylan Thomas pictured at his flat in Chelsea, London, 1945
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
Village milkman George Wake doing his daily rounds in the Yorkshire Dales with his four and a half gallon milk can strapped to his back. 8th August 1944
Wheel rights workshop, Old forge at Glynde in Sussex May 1943
A worker cleaning the grounds outside Tonbridge Castle in Kent May 1952
Two men at work at Rye Harbour, Sussex. November 1952 C5848
Workmen painting the 30ft. rugby posts at the Northern Rugby Team ground on 2nd August 1982 in readiness for the start of the new season
The men who are working on this wall, which is designed to prevent the sea eeating further into Cullercoats cliffs, are having their progress controlled by the sea itself on 24th September 1962
A silhouette of four demolition workers perched high above Newgate Street, Newcastle on 9th November 1965
Most drivers prefer to wait for the weekend before letting off steam. But not Malcolm Bell. For Malcolm spends the whole week getting all steamed up by driving one of the North-Easts last working
Full steam ahead as this engine is put in trim for the North of England Steam Traction Societys rally at Chester-le-Street on 6th July 1968
Demolition man Jack Spence gust through a steel girdon on 7th June 1962
A workman on the 6th March 1989 using a pneumatic drill, which can cause the vibration white finger industrial disease
Female apprentices at Citiworks, Byker learning trades that traditionally were done by men on 12th October 1998 Claire Bowman sawing wood
A "Ditching"party of Women of the Volunteer Land Corps at work digging a deepA " Ditching" party of Women of the Volunteer Land Corps at work digging a deep drainage ditch in the fields at Cheshunt Herts ( )
Lending a hand on the land. Scene at Blunham, Bedfordshire. Volunteer agriculture camp, where war workers on holiday are spending Easter working on the land
Daily Mirror Offices, Holborn, London, 23rd November 1965. Newsroom
Daily Mirror Offices, Holborn, London, 3rd March, 1971. Newsroom
Farming: Harvest near Tring. July 1938 P004524
Madame Sweep: For men must work and women must sweep might be the slogan of Mrs. Ada Riches, of Woodbridge, Suffolk. She had always swept her own chimneys
Dockland Houses, Isle of Dogs. Families set up home in pre-fabricated houses, Circa 1946
Brian Connolly putting final touches to the Cyclone, at the fair on Stokesley High Street. The fair precedes the annual agricultural show on Saturday. 20th September 1978
Steeplejack David Stone at work on Lindisfarne Castle on 11th November 1988
Peter Pearson, docker, of Seven kings-Ilford, starts his day at 6 am and finished at 7.30pm. The dockers assemble to await the allocation of work to their individual gangs
Hop pickers gathered in a Kent village with oast houses in the background, circa 1930
Mr Anthony Wedgewood-Benn, the post Master general, today opened the new International Telephone Exchange in Carter lane. He was shown the switchboards by 22 year old Tina Hall of Corringham Essex
A Day in the life of Shepherds Bush Market, 1948
Sandwich Board men in Oxford Street, 15th February 1964
Rebuilding Coventry. Men at work, attaching the keystone to complete the masonry on the 75 foot high baptistry window of the new Coventry Cathedral
In the Concert hall at the International Convention centre are the acousticians Nicholas Edwards (in spectacles) and Russell Johnson. 20th March 1991
Day in the life of Covent Garden market in Central London, circa 1948
Douglas steam locomotive belonging to the Hunt Brothers. July 1954
