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Queen Elizabeth II steps off the Royal Train at Bryn Station. 17th May 1968
Labour leader Neil Kinnock and his wife Glenys on the campaign trail ahead of the 1992 General Election. 17th March 1992
Alan Minter (born 17 August 1951) is a British former professional boxer who competed from 1972 to 1981. He held the undisputed middleweight title in 1980
Alan Minter vs Gratien Tonna (second fight) for the European middleweight title at Empire Pool, London, England. Gratien Tonna retired hurt in round 6
Leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock. 19th January 1984
The Mayor of Widnes (Mr Vincent Nyland) and Queen Elizabeth II take a look out over Widnes as they lead the Royal Party around the roof garden at the top of the Municipal Buildings, Widnes
Evening Star train at Tyseley Locomotive Works, Birmingham Railway Museum. 4th June 1982
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, Lord Cozens Hardy presents Queens Scout Kevin Buckley (17) of the 21st Cronton Scout troop
Picture shows a dog wearing trainers presumably belonging to the young boy on the left. Picture is obviously set up to be a quirky, humorous picture by Tim McGuinness for The Newcastle Chronicle
Picture shows the city of Durham, as it looks from the main tower of Durham Cathedral. This picture shows the Framwellgate Bridge which became pedestrian in the early 1970s
Chewy the Collie, is taking the lead in a new sport which is becoming increasingly popular across Britain. The two year old bitch one by Betty Orrin (pictured)
An Aerial photograph of Durham, County Durham, North East England. Durham is a historic city and the county town of County Durham in North East England
Leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock in his office. 11th July 1990
Picture shows the Alsatian named Beast, who saved his family from death as flames ripped through their home. Ian and Sheila McCutcheon were asleep in their Gateshead home when Beast began whining
Picture shows a Bulldog named Maythorp Drum Major, or Major for short. He proudly stands with his Best Dog In Show award at The Northumberland and Durham Bulldog Club Show, North East England
Leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock with the Daily Mirrors Political Editor Alistair Campbell. 12th July 1990
Leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock. 12th July 1990
Leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock meets Nelson Mandela. 4th July 1990
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, the Queen and the Mayor of Widnes (Mr Vincent Nyland)
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, the Queen is shown the grave of the Childe of Hale. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, the Queen signs the visitors book, when she visited the roof garden on top of the new Municipal Building at Widnes. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to North West. Inside Hale Parish Church, the Reverend Eric Jenkins talks with the Queen. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, a wave and a smile from the Queen to the large crowd gathered in Warringtons Bridge Street. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to North West, Hale Parish Church. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, the vicar of Hale (Rev Eric Jenkin) presents church warden Mrs Vera Belcher
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, Her Majesty meets Mrs Michael McGuire wife of the member of Parliament for Ince. 17th May 1968
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, all smiles when leaving Hale Parish Church. 17th May 1968
Labour leader Neil Kinnock and his wife Glenys on the campaign trail ahead of the 1992 General Election, alongside Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull East John Prescott. 17th March 1992
Queen Elizabeth II during the Royal visit to the North West. Pictured, Mr Michael McGuire, MP for Ince, is greeted by Her Majesty on Bryn station when she arrived to pay a visit to the town
