Comic Relief Collection

Mark Kendall, Wolves Goalkeeper, in Dudley, where he swapped his football strip for Bermuda shorts and a red nose to boost Comic Relief, 8th February 1989

Its daylight robbery but you ve got to laugh at these girls getaway plans on a Cleveland transit bus! Trudi Nicholson, Hellen Kirton

Red noses all round for TV presenter Paul Frost (left) with Cleveland and Flying School instructors Dave Edward and Ken Large who taught paul to fly

Tony Robinson actor at the Waterloo Action Centre Feb 1999, with winners Olive Ceredwan and Holly Adenle

Jean Passepartout, from Around the World in Eighty Days
3501766 Jean Passepartout, from Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne (1828-1905), engraved by Louis Dumont (b.1822) 1873 (engraving) by Neuville

Stephen Hendry with red nose for Comic Relief. 19th November 1991

Red nose on Concorde. Toby Grills restaurants fund raise. 27th January 1988

Office workers of Rochfort Associates, Stourbridge, are seen during their six hour charity car wash in aid of Comic Relief, they are Ann Sailsbury (front) L-R Kay Green, Jane Collins

Pupils from Turves Green Girls School in Longbridge who were allowed to dress in night wear in order to raise money for Comic Relief. 15th March 1991

Jasper Carrott receives the £2000 cheque for Comic Relief from pupils at Sir
Jasper Carrott receives the £ 2000 cheque for Comic Relief from pupils at Sir Wilfred Martineau School in Tile Cross. 8th July 1991

Solicitors Richard Ludlow (right) and John Soden from Williamson and Soden, who are running and cycling in order to raise money for Comic Relief. 15th March 1991

Three of the staff from the Forest of Arden Hotel, Golf and Country Club who are making their way to Scotland dressed as criminals for Comic Relief Day

Jason Willis-Lee leads the team of jugglers from King Edward VI Five Ways School in their attempt to juggle up Mount Snowdon to raise funds for Comic Relief

Terry and Jamie Corless, Directors from Thorpes Restaurant in Thorp Street, who are giving £ 250 to Comic Relief for every major star who eats in their restaurant. 15th March 1991

Salesman John Cogger sitting in two hundred gallons of custard for Comic Relief at the Currys store, Ward End, being interviewed by Jenny Wilkes of Radio WM. 15th March 1991

Fred Fairbrass and his brother Richard of Right Said Fred filming Comic Relief filming for Red Nose Day at Pebble Mill. 9th March 1993

Friday night is bath night for this red-nosed trio. The three - (from left) Nick Woodhead, Barry Coley and Matthew Kearns - have pledged to sit in a bath brimming over with sticky flour paste at The

Colourful comedy Comedy Relief put a smile on the faces of youngsters at Berry Brow Infants School as (from left) Kate Thornburn, Tarnya Cantle, Emma Atkinson and Jenelle Wilkes show

Masters of the roles... Salendine Nook High School pupils with a huge cheque for the huge amount of money raised through role reversal for Comic Relief

Staff from McMillans Nightclub in Redcar take the plunge to raise money for Comic Relief. Left to right, Lesley Pratt, DJ Stevie B, general manager Paul Raffique, Julie Henderson

Its Red Nose Day throughout Britain - and that includes Ayresome Park where Trevor Putney, Bernie Slaven Owen McGee and Gary Hamilton all joined in the fun. 15th March 1991

Comic Relief day was a trifle sticky for staff at Macmillan College, Middleborough, when they volunteered to be victims of a custard and gravy pouring event

Bride Deborah Reed brings Comic Relief to holy matrimony with a red-nosed start to married life at the Central Methodist Church, Billingham

Red Nose pirates - Christine Rennie gets the wet sponge treatment from Ben Audsley, Andrew Looker, James Thompson, Andrew Newton and Andrew Troupe, all in aid of Comic Relief. 17th March 1995

Shamila Elahi, eight, surprised the head teacher of Abingdon Junior School, Middlesbrough, when he asked his pupils to pay at least 60p for a red nose, with the money going to charity

Three Middlesbrough councillors donned red noses and put their best foot forward to launch a new comic relief fundraising event

Woolworths shop assistants, Melanie Wass (left) and Angela Woodcock, pictured trying out their vocal talents in a karaoke session at the Darlington shop to raise cash for Comic Relief

Meet Gipsy Magarite, who has been busy predicting the futures of folks from her base at the Lunn-Poly travel shop in Eston High Street

Karaoke clowns Peter Watson (right) and Stephen Brooks entertain shoppers in Stockton. 15th March 1995

40-year-old Alyn Mitchinson is taking a day off from work to raise money for Comic Relief by taking to Northallerton High Street with a pot of red paint to give people instant red noses

Kids at Guisborough Primary School have proved they have a real nose for business and by supplying local shops with red noses for Comic Relief Day they have raised about £ 150 for the cause

Girls at Lunn Poly proved they were game for a laugh when they put on their red noses and beachwear, The fun was all part of the fundraising for Comic Relief

Teenagers Richard Parkinson, Andrew Thompson, Kalvinder Singh, Vikas Sharma, Nathan Jones, Constantine Katewu, Stuart Robson

Clown Muriel Jessop, of Marske Kiddigrams, is helped out at Yarm by Rebecca Ford (left) aged five, and Caroline Duckett, four. 6th February 1988

The 30 children of Chapel Road Playgroup in Billingham raised £; 186 for Comic Relief by having a teddy toddle around the grounds where the group meets. 26th April 1989

Bookie John Sexton had his punters in stitches when he turned up at Corals in Tedder Avenue, Thornaby, in a mini skirt and suspenders to raise £ 150 for Comic Relief. 9th MArch 1989

DJ Steve Vaughan, pictured with Susan Bell and Lisa Liddle, raises funds for Comic Relief by hosting a disco inside Woolworths while sitting in a bath full of beans

Swinton Insurance Thornaby workers Beverly Lenham, Debbie Peat, Philip O Hara, Joanne Whittle and Jackie Francis raise money for Comic Relief by having a sponsored race on exercise bikes in their

Before the kick off in the Coca-Cola semi-final between Boro and Stockport Boro star Derek Whyte received a cheque on behalf of Comic Relief from Rufus Hall

Students of Teesside University are to drive the 1, 100 miles round trip to Lands End in aid of Comic Relief. Business studies students Dayle Hall, left and Andrew Brett, right

Rowan Atkinson gets ready for the launch of comic relief red nose day. Feburary 1991 P017770

Lenny Henry fronting the squashed tomato appeal. February 1993 P017767

Tony Robinson actor at the Waterloo Action Centre Feb 1999, with winners Olive Ceredwan and Holly Adenle

Timothy Dalton Actor wearing a red nose for Comic Relief

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"Bringing Laughter to the Daylight Robbery: Comic Relief Shines Bright" In a world filled with serious matters, sometimes all we need is a good laugh. And that's exactly what these girls are doing - finding humor in even the most absurd situations. It may be daylight robbery, but their infectious laughter reminds us to find joy amidst chaos. Red noses become the symbol of unity as TV presenter Paul Frost and Cleveland join forces for Comic Relief. Their smiles radiate warmth and compassion, reminding us of the power of coming together for a greater cause. Actor Tony Robinson takes center stage at the Waterloo Action Centre in February 1999, proving that comedy can bring people from all walks of life together. His presence brings laughter and lightness to an otherwise ordinary day. Jean Passepartout, known for his adventures around the world in Eighty Days, shows us that even during daring escapades, it has its place. With his witty remarks and humorous anecdotes, he adds a touch of lightheartedness to every journey. Mark Kendall, Wolves Goalkeeper, swaps his football strip for something unexpected - a red nose. In Dudley, where seriousness meets silliness on this special occasion. He reminds us that it's important to take breaks from our daily routines and embrace moments of pure fun. Snooker legend Stephen Hendry dons a red nose with pride on November 19th, 1991. Even champions know how essential it is to let loose and enjoy life's lighter side once in a while. Concorde takes flight with an unusual passenger - a red nose. Toby Grills restaurants fundraise through creative means by adding some comedic flair to their endeavors on January 27th, 1988. They prove that fundraising doesn't always have to be serious; it can also involve spreading smiles across skies. Rochfort Associates' office workers show off their dedication by enduring a six-hour challenge, all in the name of Comic Relief.