1987 Collection (page 5)

Prince William (left) and Prince Harry (right) leave The Theatre Royal, Windsor, after watching the pantomime " Mother Goose". Picture taken 28th December 1987

Concorde 10th anniversary of London to New York route. London Airport. 22nd November 1987

Views of the Penrhys Estate, Wales. 10th August 1987

Prince Harry waves as he starts his first day at first day at Mrs Mynors nursery school in Notting Hill, London. 16th September 1987

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish with John Barnes and Peter Beardsley at Melwood. July 1987

The Royal Family arriving at St Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham, Norfolk, after their annual Holiday season church service. Picture shows Queen Elizabeth II, arriving at the church

The Royal Family leave St Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham, Norfolk, after their annual Holiday season church service. They are greeted by the many well-wishers, with gifts of flowers

St James Park football stadium in Newcastle upon Tyne, the home of Newcastle United F.C. Temporary seating at the Leazes End. Circa 1987

Barry Humphries in character as Sir Les Patterson. 12th November 1987

The Piper Tomahawk aircraft, owned by the Cambrian Flying Club which was blown over at Cardiff Airport by the gales. 16th October 1987

A model showcasing boxing gloves. 7th October 1987

Pat Bonner (LEFT : Celtic Goalkeeper) with Mick McCarthy (RIGHT - Celtic Manager 1987 to 1989) on their starting marks during training.. Picture taken circa 1st September 1987

Model wearing tennis fashion clothing. 26th May 1987

The Queen Mothers 87th birthday celebrations at Clarence House, London. Left to right is Prince Edward, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, The Queen Mother

Luther Blissett, (left, in striped tie) and John Barnes (right, in plain tie) pose together in April 1987. Both are football players for Watford. John Barnes played for Watford, 1981 to 1987

Channel Tunnel Construction 28th November 1987. Construction workers in the service tunnel on the English side of the Channel

Mike Tyson meets Frank Bruno. Tysons in London to see Frank Bruno against James " Quick" Tillis. 20th March 1987

Left to right, David Jason as Del Boy, Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney and Buster Merryfield as Uncle Albert from " Only Fools

Model Mandy Smith. 10th October 1987

Mandy Smith at a nightclub to promote her new song. 17th January 1987

Kirk Douglas, who is appearing in the film "Tough Guys". April 1987
Kirk Douglas, who is appearing in the film " Tough Guys". April 1987

Prince Charles visits Jack Taylor Cycles Workshop on Church Road, Stockton, Teesside, 19th March 1987

A cheque for £126, 492, believed to be a United Kingdom record
A cheque for £ 126, 492, believed to be a United Kingdom record, was presented to the North of England Childrens Cancer Research fund at Gosforth Park

Coventry City fans celebrate the 1987 FA Cup Final, Coventry City beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-2. Julie Blasdale is pictured. 16th May 1987

Princess Diana, Princess of Wales visits Tolaram Polymers in Hartlepool. 18th March 1987

Arthur Taylor, the Chairman of Newcastle Health Authority unveils the plaque at the new ENT dept at the Freeman Hospital, watched by consultant David Kilbey (left) and hospital manager Len Fenwick

The AIDS ward at Middlesex Hospital which opens 19th January. Sister Jacqui Elliott (26) with her new charge, the Broderip Ward. 16th December 1987

Princess Diana tries to catch up with her son William, whilst Prince Charles gets ready to help, on the day Prince Harry attends his first day at nursery school at Chepstow Villas, West London

George Michael waves to fans outside the Savoy Hotel, where the launch party for his first solo album Faith was taking place. 31st October 1987

Frankie Goes to Hollywood, European Tour 1987, in concert at the Manchester GMex Centre, England, 10th January 1987. Lead singer, Holly Johnson

Carol Vorderman, Game Show Co-Host, Studio Pix, 22nd December 1987. Aged 26 years old

Jill Gascoine, stars as Dorothy Brock in the West End musical 42nd Street, which opened in April 1987 at The Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London

Newcastle United team pictured at Benwell today. Back row (left to right) Tony Nesbit, Kevin Caizley, Chris Hutchinson, Brian Tinnion, Paul Watson, Phil Coxall, Michael Robinson, Ian Bogie

Baronnes Margaret Thatcher accompanied by Patrick Nicholls (left) during a visit to the L F Harris factory Triumph motorcycles Newton Abbot 27th May 1987

The buildings which would become the Inn on the Quay at Goodrington being cleared and renovated in October 1987

Champagne-style shopping - Mrs Winifred Haigh and her husband Jack (left) were the first of 50 customers presented with free bottles of champagne after spending £ 200 or more at Huddersfields

Wembley, here we come! On parade outside Deighton Sports Centre are members of Outlane Marching Ambassadors, one of three youth bands from Yorkshire who have won their way to the British

Young Verity met some old friends from Wind in the Willows when she got a sneak preview of the grotto at Rackhams, Birmingham, West Midlands. November 1987

Picture shows Stephen Fry (buttom) and Huge Laurie (above). Fry and Laurie are a successful English comedy double act, mostly active in the 1980s and 1990s. Photo taken - 29th January 1987

Clayton Square, Liverpool. Circa 1987

Layang Layang London Zoos Asian Elephant tries to muscle in on Faye Trinaman and Matthew Hoggs Woolworths children clothing fashion shoot at the zoo. 28th April 1987

Actor Paul Newman seen here at the Cannes Film Festival at the premiere of The Glass Menagerie which he directed. 12th May 1987

Actress Joanne Woodward seen here with Paul Newman at the Cannes Film Festival at the premiere of The Glass Menagerie which was directed by Newman. 12th May 1987

A Queen Victoria lookalike DJ-ing outside the Royal Albert Hall 9th March 1987

David and Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designers, husband and wife team, pictured at their factory in Candleriggs, Glasgow, Scotland, Published 28th May 1987

Prunella Scales and Paul Freeman star in "The Index Has Gone Fishing"
Prunella Scales and Paul Freeman star in " The Index Has Gone Fishing" 22nd June 1987

Steve Mardenborough gets in a shot for Cardiff City as Darren Wright closes in. - 13th, October, 1987. His son Jann Mardenborough is on his way to becoming a F1 driver

Middlesbrough F. C. fans at Ayresome Park. celebrate after gaining promotion to
Middlesbrough F.C. fans at Ayresome Park. celebrate after gaining promotion to the second division. Final score Middlesbrough 0 - 0 Wigan. 6th May 1987

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"1987: A Year of Iconic Moments and Unforgettable Stories" In the vibrant streets of London, Echo and the Bunnymen rocked the city's rooftops on a memorable summer day, 6th July. Their electrifying performance left an indelible mark on music history. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, renowned US astronomer Carl Sagan delved into the mysteries of our universe, captivating minds with his profound insights and expanding our understanding of space. In another realm of artistic brilliance, violin virtuoso Jascha Heifetz graced Punch magazine's pages with his mesmerizing talent. His enchanting melodies resonated in hearts worldwide. Revving engines echoed through time as Honda unveiled its groundbreaking VFR750R RC30 motorcycle. Its sleek design and unparalleled performance set new standards for speed enthusiasts everywhere. Not to be outdone by two wheels, Ford introduced their iconic Sierra RS Cosworth in a striking metallic grey hue. This automotive masterpiece turned heads wherever it roamed. Amidst all this glamour and excitement, The Ritz Hotel in London stood as a symbol of elegance and luxury—a haven for those seeking refined indulgence amidst bustling city life. Yet not all stories were filled with glitz; Eustace Rogers emerged as Shropshire's last coracle man—an embodiment of tradition navigating Ironbridge's waters while preserving an ancient craft against modernity's tide. On the football pitch, Neville Southall showcased his extraordinary goalkeeping skills that made him one of Everton FC's legends. His agility between the posts inspired aspiring young talents around the world. Beyond sports fields lay coal miners who toiled tirelessly beneath Earth’s surface—unsung heroes fueling nations' progress while enduring immense challenges daily. The world witnessed Michael Crawford donning his Phantom of the Opera mask within Her Majesty’s Theatre dressing room—a transformative role that captivated audiences' imaginations for years to come.