Former Collection (page 3)

Even as a shadow of its former self, the Corporation Pier is still a popular sun-spot for Hull shoppers who have a few moments to spare

Margaret Thatcher attending the photographer Terence Donovans memorial service at St. Georges Church, Hanover Square, London. 10th March 1997

Labour councillor Glenda Jackson during the general election campaign. 12th April 1997

Shadow Home Secretary Jack Straw, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown and Labour councillor Glenda Jackson. 12th April 1997

David Lloyd George speaking at Llandudno. 30th May 1929

David Lloyd George former British Prime Minister addressing an open air meeting at Reading. 20th May 1928

David Lloyd George with Henry Fildes, whose Liberal candidature he went to Stockport to support. 13th September 1925

Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, sitting at a desk, reading the Daily Telegraph. January 1941

Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, with Soviet children. Circa 1930

Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, at the unveiling of the statue La Delivrance, by Emile Oscar Guillaume given by Lord Rothermere to Finchley

David Lloyd George with Sir Henry Joseph Wood. 4th May 1934

David Lloyd George with Miss Megan Lloyd George and Mr D R Hughes at the Eisteddfod. August 1941

David Lloyd George, right, with Captain Geoffrey Crawshaw and Mr D T Salathiel at Newport. He is to speak at the liberal rally at Pontypridd the next day. 17th October 1929

Lady Megan Lloyd George, David Lloyd George and Captain T A Howson (show secretary) at the Royal Welsh show at Caernarfon. 1930

David Lloyd George, circa August 1927

David Lloyd George and Prince Edward of Wales in the grounds of Caernarfon Castle with. 11th May 1934

David Lloyd George speaking at the National Eisteddfod at Old Colwyn. Also in pictured, Miss Megan Lloyd George, MP (seated), Mr D R Hughes (right) and Caerwyn (at the microphone). 1941

A portrait of David Lloyd George, circa 1930

A presentation to David Lloyd George at Aberdare Hospital. Circa 1934

David Lloyd George at the Royal National Eisteddfod. Mr Lloyd George in a typical attitude, addressing the large audience. 4th August 1938

David Lloyd George pictured with a local community. Circa 1934

David Lloyd George taking the salute at the Eisteddfod. Also in the picture are Mr R O Rowlands (Chairman, Eisteddfod Committee) and Mr Cemlyn Jones. Circa 1931

The Rt Hon David Lloyd George being received by the mayor of Tenby, Councillor J E Mabe, when he was presented with the freedom of the Borough

David Lloyd George and Lady Megan Lloyd George at the Eisteddfod after the chairing of the Bard. Also pictured are the Rev Davis and Gwallter Dyfi. Circa 1930

David Lloyd George with Dr Banks, Dr Martin Jones and Sister Thomas at Aberdare Hospital. Circa 1934

David Lloyd George who tomorrow will receive the freedom of Cowbridge, pictured at Cardiff. Mr Jack Jones, Mr David Lloyd George and Miss Alice M Head

Griff Bevan, a former Welsh rugby international player. Pictured on the passenger liner Australia. He is embarking on a month long journey to Auckland to travel with the British Lions for their

County and England rugby coach John Elders. Circa 1971

Northern coach John Elders and the Portuguese national touring side brave the snow at Gosforth to prepare for their match against Percy Park. March 1980

Cynthia Lennon, poses for photographs, 10th November 1984

Cynthia Lennon, poses for photographs, London, 14th February 1995

Scenes outside Stamford Bridge stadium on the day of a match between Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup 5th round. 83 year old George Smith a Colour Sergeant Chelsea Pensioner having a pint before

Aston Villa Manager Graham Turner, in a pensive mood sitting in the stands. Aston Villa had pulled of a major coup by signing Frances World Cup star, Didier Six

Aston Villa Manager Graham Turner, 27th July 1984

Jackie Charlton and the Ashington football team with the AXA FA Cup. Jack chats to captain Mickey Bell. 1st September 1998

Jackie Charlton visits Ashington football team, pictured holding the AXA FA Cup. 1st September 1998

The former United Free Methodist Church on Gloucester Road, Bristol which has been converted into a furniture sales room for Newbery and Spindler. 24th September 1969

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders with the Manager of the Year trophy. Circa August 1981

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders and Captain Denis Mortimer celebrating with champagne after the match against Arsenal. Though they lost 2-0 to Arsenal, they won the League Championship Trophy

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders celebrating Aston Villa winning the League Cup Final, throwing champagne into the crowd. 2nd March 1975

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders, kitted out in training gear, prepares to board the team coach taking his Aston Villa players on their first day of training

Gordon Ferris, Sharron Davies and Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. Sharron Davies holding the League Championship Trophy which Aston Villa won in 1981. 6th June 1981

Football Manager Ron Saunders. 22nd November 1973

Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. 10th August 1978

Aston Villa v Norwich City, Score 1-0 to Aston Villa. Aston Villa manager Ron Saunders congratulates player Ray Graydon whose only goal won the cup. League Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, 1st March 1975

David LLoyd George wearing his decorations, is Constable of Caernarfon Castle and is photographed at the celebration of the Castle of the 250th anniversary of the raising of the Royal Welch

David Lloyd George MP Liberal leader at Killerton Park. August 1925

David Lloyd George with Henry Fildes, whose Liberal candidature he went to Stockport to support. 13th September 1925

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"Diana Donovan, the widow of renowned photographer Terence Donovan, engages in a heartfelt conversation with Margaret Thatcher at an event. Their encounter showcases the enduring impact of Terence's work and his influence on the world of photography. " "The deserted village of Slievemore on Achill Island in County Mayo, Connacht province, Republic of Ireland stands as a haunting reminder of a forgotten era. The abandoned houses whisper tales from the past, leaving visitors captivated by its mysterious charm. " "Oliver Kilbourn from Ashington proudly poses next to one of his captivating paintings. His artistic talent shines through as he effortlessly captures emotions and stories within each brushstroke. A true mastermind behind the canvas. " "St Stephens Church in St Vincent Street, Edinburgh exudes timeless beauty and tranquility. Its architectural grandeur stands tall amidst bustling city life, offering solace to those seeking peace and spiritual connection. " "Labour councillor Glenda Jackson shares a tender moment with her son Dan Hodges during an important political event. Her dedication to public service is matched only by her unwavering love for family—a testament to her strength and compassion. " "Former model Jean Shrimpton embraces motherhood alongside husband Michael Cox as they cradle their precious baby son Thaddeus. This heartwarming image captures the joyous transition from glamorous runway moments to cherished family bonds. " "In an eerie setting lies an abandoned red room—once filled with laughter and memories now frozen in time. Its faded walls tell stories untold while igniting curiosity about its former inhabitants' lives and dreams. " "A pastel hallway whispers echoes from days gone by—a passage that once witnessed countless footsteps leading towards unknown destinations. Its faded hues evoke nostalgia while inviting contemplation about journeys taken and paths left behind. " "A dust-covered piano sits silently amidst abandonment—an instrument that once resonated with melodies that touched hearts now waits patiently for someone willing to breathe life into its keys again. Its presence speaks volumes about the passage of time and forgotten dreams.