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Burgess Hill, Sussex, England : Cycling in a classroom - one of the progressiveBurgess Hill, Sussex, England : Cycling in a classroom - one of the " progressive " pupils expresses herself in front of her fellow pupils 1962
Anne at Fairlight beach, Sussex
Chartered Boeing 707 jet airliners are flying in hundreds of coloured immigrants (original text) from the West Indies to Britain at fares as low as £ 84
Burgess Hill, Sussex, England : Concentration on carpentry calls for a cigarette and here a young pupil of a " Progressive " school in Burgess Hill, pulls on a cigarette. 1962
The four horses lined up before rehearsing in the grounds of Eridge Castle, Sussex, for a jousting display to be held at Battle
Rehearsing Medieval Jousting for The 1066 Pageant. Dr Christopher Woodard, Master of Horses, being led by pages during a rehearsal in the grounds of Eridge Castle, Sussex
L Evershed Martin (left) founder of the Chichester Festival Theatre, and Michael Langham Director of the Festival Theatre in Stratford Ontario, Canada
Rehearsal of Medieval Jousting for the 1066 Pageant Two members of the Bexhill Round Table rehearsing in the grounds of Eridge Castle, Sussex
1066 And All That The Bexhill Round Table Club ( Sussex ) are on Saturday, 15th October, staging a 900th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings at the town of Battle in Sussex
The Battle Of Hastings, 1966 For one day England returned to the year 1066 when a realistic portrayal of the historic Battle of Hastings took part on a section of the original battlefield at Battle
Rehearsing Medieval Jousting A victorius knight stands over his opponent during a rehearsal in the grounds of Eridge castle, Sussex
The construction of the overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch - Park Lane - Hyde Park Corner road improvements
London traffic negotiating the road around Hyde Park Corner. The Hyde Park Corner screen and Apsley House can be seen at the back
Officially opening tomorrow, Londons tallest building : the 620 ft Post Office Tower with, at the very top, its sensational Panorama of London revolving restaurant
Traffic driving up to the new overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch - Park Lane - Hyde Park Corner road improvements
Beginning to take shape is the General Post Offices television and radio telephony tower now under construction in Bloomsbury, West Central London
A preview of Crown Wallpapers for 1962 and 1963 took place at the Building Centre, London. The motto of the exhibition is Decorate and Dress to Suit your Personality
Special for Irish Press The Irish Ambassador, Mr Cornelius Cremin ( centre ) inspects an Irish harp made in 1888 during his visit to the Building Exhibition at Olympia, London
Police ring Barbican building site. More than 100 City police faced hundreds of building trade workers at the trouble - torn Barbican site today
Last drinks at the Elephant and Castle. The famous south London landmark which is to be pulled down to make way for the redevelopment work of the area
Mr David Bruce Pitblado. Portrait of Mr David Bruce Pitblado, CB, CVO, whose appointment as head of the UK Treasury delegation and economic minister at the British Embassy
People around the fountains in Trafalgar Square, London, England. 1960 s
The first train loads of walls, floors, stairs and landings components for the London County Councils ?2 million industrialised housing scheme for 562 flats at Morris Walk, Woolwich
Work in progress on the new National Theatre on the South Bank of the River Thames, London. In the background is the Royal Festival Hall, which is undergoing extensive remordernisation
The Irish Ambassador, Mr Cornelius Cremin ( left ) inspects house-hold equipment during his visit to the building exhibition at Olympia London. Next to the Ambassador is Mr Walsh, sales Director
Birkhall, a white walled Jacobean house near Balmoral, Scotland, where Princess Alexandra and Mr Angus Ogilvy are to spend the first part of their honeymoon following their wedding next Wednesday
Herbert Murray, Managing Director of the State Building Society, photographed after a hearing at the Mansion House Court where he stood on fraud charges. 11 January 1960
The window blinds are drawn, and motor cycle and foot policemen stand guard outside the buildings of the Rhodesian High Commission in the Strand, London
London traffic negotiating the road around the Wellington Arch. Cranes and construction works can be seen as the building of the new underpass has started
Construction work on the building of the new traffic underpass has started at Hyde Park Corner behind the statue of the Duke of Wellington by the Wellington Arch
London buses driving past the construction of the new overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch - Park Lane - Hyde Park Corner road improvements
Near to Buckingham Palace is the Victoria Palace Theatre, which was opened in 1911 by the late Sir Alfred Butt, MP after big rebuilding in the area
View of the new Elephant and Castle as it takes shape during the redevelopment work. Showing Alexander Fleming House which will become the new headquarters of the Ministry of Health
The opening of the South East London General Practitioners Centre, St Marys Road, Peckham, by Lord Cohen of Birkenhead The purpose of the new centre, which is the first of its kind in the country
Mr McDonaugh and his wife with some of their children and friends looking from a first floor window of No 28 Athelstane Road, Finsbury Park, North London
Worms eye view of the new television and radio telephony tower buiilt in the Bloomsbury district of Central London, near London University
A view of Regent Street looking up towards Picadilly Circus, London, England
Immigrants from the West Indies arriving at dusk on Saturday evening at Gatwick Airport on the last BOAC flight before the Commonwealth Act came into force, West Sussex, England 2 July 1962
A Government poster used in the big smoking and lung cancer battle. The poster shows a boy lighting a cigarette and was sent to all directors of education, including training colleges
Scenes in London on Election night as the results are shown for the 1964 General Election indicating a Labour Government. Seen here the general view of the Operating Room at the Labour HQ
White and coloured students, displaying slogan carrying placards pictured during their march from the London School of Economics to the Stock Exchange in the City of London today
The old year races out. London; World motor - cycle racing champion and recently elected " Sportsman of the Year ", John Surtees
English champion John Surtees returns to the Monza track at the wheel of the new 12 cylinder Ferrari. 1 April 1966
John Surtees leaving his honda after retiring with engine trouble during the Race of Champions at Brands Hatch, Kent, England. 13 March 1967
A portrait of John Surtees taken earlier in the year of the reigning world motor racing champion, as he was taken to hospital at Toronto for an emergency operation after being seriously injured in a
John Surtees No 4, driving a Lola 70 Chevrolet. He won both heats of the Guards International race, Brands Hatch, Kent, England. 30 August 1965
Surtees wins German Grand Prix. Nuerburgring : John Surtees, happy winner of the " Grand Prix of Germany ", formula 1 race, greets the spectators
Surtees warms up. Le Mans, France; British driver, John Surtees takes his Italian Ferrari speeding around the track during trials for the famed 24 hour Le Mans endurance race, which starts later
