Uk Social History Collection (page 6)

Durham Miners Gala - the 23rd annual Labour Womens Gala - the section of the crowd listening to a speech by Mr James Griffiths

Durham Miners Gala - Saving her breath after marching with the band is 3-year-old Deborah Murhey of Wardley

The interior of a modern launderette in September 1994

A typical laundry in January 1970. The Washeteria self service laundry and dry cleaning at Burnopfield

A typical laundry in February 1970. The Washeteria at Boston Court

Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson meets members of the Brandon Womens Institute

Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson watches the parade pass by

A typical laundry in January 1970. Gaywash (Newcastle) Ltd. in Sunderland

Durham Miners Gala - crowds take part in the parade

The computerised machinery that automatically ensures that up to 100, 000lb. of linen can be cleaned to perfection in an industrial laundry in Sunderland in March 1984

Durham Miners Gala - Two "ladies"more at home at the coal face than
Durham Miners Gala - Two " ladies" more at home at the coal face than the kitchen sink enjoying the procession - men with usual attire

Durham Miners Gala - Michael Foots dog looks on from his vantage point at the march past

Durham Miners Gala - Arthur Scargill with Roland Boyes, signs an autograph as he leaves the meeting Circa 1980

Durham Miners Gala - Michael Foot gives a speech at the gala

Durham Miners Gala - A brass band leads the march

Durham Miners Gala - A child is carried on their fathers shoulders during the march

Durham Miners Gala - Jack Charlton links arms with 62-year-old Lousie Bradshaw

Durham Miners Gala - Neil Kinnock is given a kiss from an admirer as he mingles with the crowds

Durham Miners Gala - The partys over - a family make their way home after the gala

Durham Miners Gala - Miners collect money from their lodge for the gala day at Durham

Durham Miners Gala - Mr Harold Wilson during the march

Derelict housing in an area of Newcombe Steet, Newcastle - An adventure to Children finding anythig to play with even rubbish

Derelict housing in an area of Sunset Street, Newcastle

Derelict housing in an area of Newcastle - A little girl and her pet dog play in the street

Derelict housing in an area of Prospect Terrace, Gateshead

Derelict housing in an area of Clive Street, Wylam

Derelict housing in an area of Scotswood, Newcastle

Derelict housing in an area of Gateshead - Ernie Roachs last stand is holding up a towns ambitious new housing programme - Ernie, whose £ 1-a-week rented home in Worcester Street, Gateshead

Derelict housing in an area of Walker, Newcastle - An adventure to Children finding anythig to play with even rubbish

Derelict housing in an area of Third Row, Choppington Colliery

Derelict housing in an area of Stanley - workmen clear the site

Derelict housing in an area of Westmorland Road, Newcastle

Derelict housing in an area of Kimblesworth

Slum housing in an area of Newcastle

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle - Jaqcueline tastes her cooking

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle - The Living Room of Mr Shells Home with daughter Janet White - his rent was reduced from £ 3 to £ 1 4s a week at a rent tribunal

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle - Mr George Marshall sits in his cellar room

Derelict housing in an area of Riversdale Road, Gateshead

Derelict housing in an area of Ellison Street, Gateshead

Derelict housing in an area of Pitt Street, Newcastle

Derelict housing in an area of Ravensworth Terrace, North East

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle - Mrs Campbel in her kitchen where plaster, paint and paper will stay on the damp walls

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle - A dirty child climbing the stairs 01/06/57 circa

Derelict housing in an area of North East - A young boy walks the flooded walkway to the outside toilets at The Willows, Red Row

Derelict housing in an area of Avenue Road, Shipcote, Gateshead

The Interior of slum housing in an area of Newcastle

Derelict housing in an area of Sarah Street, Newcastle

Derelict housing in Askew Road, Gateshead - people standing at a bus stop

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"Capturing the Essence of UK Social History: A Glimpse into the Past" Durham Miners Gala - The Easington miners lodge banner: A symbol of solidarity and strength, this historic banner represents the unwavering spirit of coal miners in Durham. A group of skinheads on 27th April 1970, from left to right, John Harmeston: In a snapshot frozen in time, these rebellious youth challenge societal norms while leaving their mark on British subculture. Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson and Shirley Williams share a joke: Politics meets camaraderie as two influential figures find respite amidst the fervor at the iconic mining event. Durham Miners Gala - The crowd listens to speeches: United by a common cause, thousands gather eagerly to hear impassioned words that resonate with their struggles and aspirations. The Noble Street flats Housing Estate in Scotswood, Newcastle: Witnessing urban transformation, these towering structures stand as testaments to changing living conditions for working-class communities. The Tyne and Wear Chapter of Hells Angels in November 1976: Amidst leather-clad brotherhoods, this notorious motorcycle club leaves an indelible mark on British counterculture history. The back of a jacket worn by one of the Hells Angels from Tyne: Adorned with intricate patches and symbols representing loyalty and rebellion—a visual representation of individuality within a collective identity. Mill House high-rise flats at Spital Tongues in Newcastle 20 September 1967: Rising above city skylines like modern monoliths, these residential towers reflect an era marked by ambitious architectural endeavors aimed at addressing housing needs. The Harehills Tower high-rise flats in Newcastle 19 July 1967: Standing tall against adversity yet marred by social challenges—these imposing structures embody the complexities of urban living.