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01031 Collection: Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

01031 Collection: Ray Davies, sings as he fronts The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981

Ray Davies, sings as he fronts The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. The Kinks headlined the final day on Sunday 30th August

General views of a council estate in Walthamstow, London. 21st July 1992

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Andrew Cole

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

General views of a council estate in Walthamstow, London. 21st July 1992

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

01031 Collection: General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

General views of a council estate in Walthamstow, London. 21st July 1992

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

01031 Collection: General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block

General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block, on the Somerleyton Estate in Brixton, London. 31st October 1991

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block, on the Somerleyton Estate in Brixton, London. 31st October 1991

General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block, on the Somerleyton Estate in Brixton, London. 31st October 1991

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Ryan Giggs, Lee Sharpe

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block, on the Somerleyton Estate in Brixton, London. 31st October 1991

General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

01031 Collection: Two Piece Reclining Figure No 3 sculpture by Henry Moore. General views of tower blocks

Two Piece Reclining Figure No 3 sculpture by Henry Moore. General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Ryan Giggs, Lee Sharpe

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona, Nicky Butt

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Lee Sharpe

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Ray Davies, sings as he fronts The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. The Kinks headlined the final day on Sunday 30th August

General views of Southwyck House Housing Estate aka Barrier Block, on the Somerleyton Estate in Brixton, London. 31st October 1991

General views of Stanhope Estate, Ashford, Kent. 20th November 1988

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Ryan Giggs

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

Two Piece Reclining Figure No 3 sculpture by Henry Moore. General views of tower blocks. Brandon Estate, Kennington, London. 31st January 1989

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Andrew Cole

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996

Reading 0-3 Manchester United, FA Cup 4th Round match at Elm Park, Saturday 27th January 1996. Pictured, Eric Cantona

01031 Collection: European Cup Final between Rangers and Bayern Munich in Nuremberg

European Cup Final between Rangers and Bayern Munich in Nuremberg, West Germany in May 1967. Rangers players including Willie Henderson, John Greig

General views of the Alexandra Road housing estate, properly known as the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate, but more commonly called Rowley Way

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