Core76 Collection (page 4)

Mods gather in Hastings for spring bank holiday 1964

People sitting on grass at Isle of Wight Festival Hippies flower power relaxedimages

Mods gather in Hastings on their scooters 1964

Skinheads sitting on the beach surrounded by the Police

Mods gather on their scooters in Hasting 1964

Nearly a hundred Rockers and girlfriends at the church of St Martin in the Fields Trafalgar Square to help launch a campaign in aid of starving people overseas at the start of Christian aid Week

Mods Maurauding through the streets damaging and obstructing people property at Dreamland Amusement Park

Punks gather for march in London 1980

Mods beside scooter 1961

Motor Cycles Misc mods scooters vespas customised Dbase Msi

Motor Cycles John Rogers a petrol pump attendant shows of his Scooter DBASE MSI

Johnny and the Thunderclaps play at their local youth club

Ron Pike the warden at the at the Mill Lane Youth Club in Elswick - keeping an eye over the teenagers at the centre

Teenagers crowd around the tape and record player at their local youth club

Teenage volunteers take part in a conservation project in Borough Woods near Mitford

Children standing guard over The Big Lamp youth club which is now under construction in 1974. The guardians are, (front left to right): Alan Heslop, six; Edward Mains, nine; Anthony Cross, eight

A group of teenage conservation volunteers clear a Northberland nature reserve

Out of work school leavers at Howick Hall, battle to save a stretch of North East coastline from erosion in 1976

The girls from the youth centre in Sceptre Stree, Elswick, model the clothes they ve made for themselves (left to right) Kathleen Pickersgill, 18, Alison Lake, 17, Lisa Francis

Kitchen crew, Julie Gibson, Stephen Johnson and Anne Charlton working to ease the suffering of the elderly in the winter weather

Tony Claxton, Stephen Hall and Shaun Scott who have all landed permanent jobs after a Youth Training Scheme

Volunteer painters, l to r, Ken Wilkinson, Malcolm Reper and Malcolm Payne at Seaton Delaval

Young people invited to the local youth club by a youth leader in Newcastle in 1983

10 year olds Lucy Giddings and Sarah McPherson, and Victoria Hodgson, aged 11, volunteered to help clean-up Jesmond Vale in October, 1982

The St Gabriels Boys camp at Dipton Foot near Riding Mill - Mr Galloway takes a swing with his bat in a game of rounders

l to r, Malcolm Storey, George McCreedy and Ian Storey clean up the cemetery at Prudhoe

Ian Scarfe YTS trainee at NEI Reyrolles Hebburn receives tuition from instructor Ronald (Sandy) Sanderson

Young volunteers are paying £10 to work eight hours a day solving the mystery of
Young volunteers are paying £ 10 to work eight hours a day solving the mystery of the disappearing lake at Cragside near Rothbury

Youngsters take part in a volunteer clean-up of their community in a part of the North-Easr

A team of schoolboys from Glendale County Secondary School do a spot of gardening in the graveyard at St Marys Parish Church, Wooler

Dave Raine (right) with Robert Taylor and Don Gorkley, teaching them how to strip a motorbike in 1982 at the Mill Lane Youth Club in Elswick

Teenage volunteers work on a community site in Cow Hill

Punks painting benches at Prudhoes Oakfield Park, Mick Long, left, and Tony Monnelly

John Martin, Billy Stephenson and Bill Lane carting away dumped rubbish from a bridle path at Beamish Hall

Alison Curry, a Northumberland police cadet, and some of her colleagues, set to work clearing up the rubbish on the banks of the River Wear

Volunteers paint the ceiling at the East End Boys club at Dock Street, North Shields

Steven Harrison sits on a pile of wadding products at Prudhoe East Youth Centre

Student colunteer Liz Whybrow gives a piggy-back to Tracy Dishman, 7

Cleaning the rivers of unwanted rubbish - Sara Dryclem (left) gives Caroline a helping hand with a pram

Trainee bridge -builders (left to right) Gordon Frampton, Kevin Hall, Peter Grant, and Kevin Kidger, with supervisor John Steel at Boldon in South Tyenside

Young farmers, l to r, Jackie Robson, Patricia Manners and Sandra Dickinson chopping wood at Broomhill Farm in Red Row

Teenagers hang about, bored, in Eldon Square, Newcastle

Children from Ebchester and Medomsley, near Consett, help to clean up the old boathouse on the banks of the Derwent. 1979

Cleaning the rivers of unwanted rubbish - Neil Kelly and Nick Rowell have a barrel of fun

Trainee Hairdressers Julie Stott, Tracey Hudson, Jennifer Bell, Helen Brunger, Philippa Brough, Debra Linton, Catherine Clair and Melony Barnshaw take a shorcut to success, in 1985

Builder Mark Gordon in front of the climbing wall built by volunteers for the Northumberland Scouts Association - climbing the wall are John Farrell, Mark Mitchison and Charlie Bell

Civic Trust Award winners (left to right) Patrick, foremand George Copeland, Steven, Gavin, Andrew and William. Sitting, Kevin

Showing off their work - YTS youngsters and Tanfield Railway official Derek Charlton with right, MSC assistant manager Fred Crow

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"Capturing the Essence of Youth Culture: A Glimpse into Core76" Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1960s, where youth culture was at its peak and rebellion filled the air. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Core76, a collection that encapsulates the essence of this iconic period. Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go. In February 1964, television screens came alive with electrifying performances and youthful exuberance. The Mods gathered in Hastings on their scooters just a few months later, August 1964, showcasing their unique style and love for all things mod. In October 1963, two rockers sat proudly on their motorbike, representing an alternative subculture amidst this dynamic era. Meanwhile, a typical working day unfolded at Nuthouse hairdressing salon in Royal Arcade - a hub where innovative hairstyles flourished under skilled hands. The year is now 1964; Mods continue to make waves with their impeccable fashion sense and suave suits. However, not all stories from this time were idyllic - three youths faced consequences for causing bodily harm to a holidaymaker. Fast forward to 1967 when Eric Burdon of The Animals tied the knot with Angie King. Their celebration party became an emblematic moment within Core76's narrative. South Wales comprehensive school head took out his own contract on a group known as Hair - revealing how music could ignite controversy even within educational institutions. Punk band Sex Pistols embarked on their tour of Holland in January 1977; capturing rare moments behind closed doors as they relaxed in hotel bathrooms or Johnny Rotten himself graced Dutch soil with his punk persona. However rebellious they may have been, A & M Records sacked them just two months later – receiving only £75 for their efforts. Through these glimpses into history captured by Core76's lens emerges a vivid portrayal of the swinging sixties and punk revolution.