Civic Collection (page 5)

Guests at the inaugural lunch of Cardiff Warship Week. Seated left to right: Sir Willie Reardon-Smith, Bt. Ivor Miles Windsor-Clive, 2nd Earl of Plymouth

The Corps of Royal Engineers in Birmingham to say thank you for the " tremendous help" the city has given the Army in the past and to launch a military exhibition. 22nd August 1963

The first parking meterin England. The first parking meters are introduced in Grosvenor Square, Mayfair, London on 10th July 1958

Four days after the world premiere of A Hard Days Night in London, The Beatles arrived in Liverpool for the northern England premiere

Former Beatles member Paul McCartney awarded the title of Honorary Freedom of the City of Liverpool, pictured here with wife Linda. 28th November 1984

First Lord of the Admiralty Lord Carrington and his wife Lady Carrington, pay a visit to the new Sheringham Lifeboat " The Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows" on display in front of St

Liverpool footballer Billy Liddell pictured with the Lord Mayor, Alderman J Leslie Hughes and Liverpool Chairman Tom (TV) Williams enjoying a meal before the game. September 1960

Councillor Eric Collins, Mayor of Solihull, points to a gign for Chelmsley Wood, the overspill town which contains 16, 000 homes. 16th January 1979

Cutting through 1, 140 foot high Manshead Hill was completed when the Mayor of Wakefield, Alderman Nathan Hutchinson J.P. fired the two final charges to complete the tunnel

English aviator Amy Johnson arrives at Hall Green Greyhound track in Birmingham where, as guest of honour, she opened the Great Carnival accompanied by the Lord Mayor and Lady mayoress of Birmingham

English aviator Amy Johnson, the first female pilot to fly solo from Britain to Australia, pictured here at Eastbourne, East Sussex during her tour of Britain on return from Australia

The unveiling of a small plaque dedicated to Coventry born jet pioneer Sir Frank Whittle, credited with inventing the turbo jet engine

Alderman Donald Mills and his wife Councillor Julia Mills. 5th March 1973

The new Mayor of Sutton Coldfield, Alderman Donald Mills, signs the roll watched by the retiring Mayor and Mr J.P Holden, Town Clerk. 16th May 1973

There is one space left among the portraits on the wall in the Mayors Parlour at Sutton Coldfield. This is the picture that will fill it. The Mayor, Ald

Sutton Coldfields Cleric Silver should stay in the town after the Sutton-Birmingham merger in April. The Mayor, Ald. Donald Mills seen here with Mayoress Mrs Mills and the silver

The 100th Birthday celebrations at Middlesbrough Town Hall kicked off when the mayor opened a centenary exhibition in the buildings crypt

Mayor of Middlesbrough, Councillor Reg Thompson with councillors outside the Town Hall. 1st April 1968

Pearl Hyde, Alderman. 21st November 1958

Alderman Hamblet Bertie Warner Cresswell. First Lord Mayor of Coventry. Circa 1952

Old Stocktonians dinner. 1973

St Johns Old Market, Liverpool, 13th September 1963. The Lady Mayoress of Liverpool, Mrs J McMillan, presents first prize for the best dressed fruit stall in St Johns Market to Mr Horace Hazeldine

Lord Mayor Councillor Roy Burgess wakens the lion with the help of Edmund Ng at the start of three day celebrations narking the beginning of the Year of the Tiger. at the Mayfair Ballroom

BPM MEDIA FILER Councillor James Eames is elected Lord Mayor of Birmingham. Eames is a 57-year-old engine driver. 21st May 1974

January 24, 1950. The Liverpool Echo Reunion of Everton and Liverpool Stalwarts, a floodlit game at Holy Park, between sides composed of former stars of Everton

John Crichton-Stuart, 5th Marquess of Bute, gifts Cardiff Castle to the City of Cardiff, 13th September 1947. Pictured, scene in the Cardiff Council Chamber when the Lord Mayor extended the thanks of

Councillor James Eames is elected Lord Mayor of Birmingham. Eames is a 57-year-old engine driver. 21st May 1974

Councillor James Eames being robed by his attendant Mr. Tom Freer before being elected Lord Mayor of Birmingham. Eames is a 57-year-old engine driver. 21st May 1974

Kirklees Mayor and Mayoress Councillor and Mrs Colin Walker give a tour of the town hall to pupils from Longley School. 8th January 1986

Off field chat for the Mayor of nuneaton, Councillor J Waistell with Warwickshire and England cricketers David Brown and Tom Cartwright at the Griff and Coton Ground, Nuneaton. August 1969

Nottingham Forest team on a tour of the city of Nottingham following their FA Cup final victory. Nottingham ForestOs coach emerges from the cityOs railway station with skipper Jack Burkitt proudly

ForestOs left-wing dasher Stewart Imlach receives the Daily Herald trophy as man of the match in the FA Cup final against Luton Town

The Lord Mayor of Coventry Councillor Jeff White gets in a spin with three year old Andrew Stokes and his mum Sylvia at the Crock Fair at Hearsall Common. May 1987

The Lord Mayor Councillor W Sheridan, has his sights set on the top prize on the rifle range after opening the Great Fair, Coventry 29th May 1973

Cheque Presentation by Members of the West Indian Community Association, 1, 000 to the Bangladesh appeal, pictured with Lord Mayor of Coventry Councillor Arthur Waugh Junior, 12th January 1989

Councillor Max Phillips, pictured at Cardiff City Hall, today (Thurs) when he was installed as the Rt Honourable The Lord Mayor of the City and County of Cardiff. 15th, May, 1997

Two Comet Tanks flank the Lord Mayor of Newcastle as he takes the salute at the St Georges Day Parade on 29th April 1956. Marching past are men of the 43rd royal Tank Regiment (6th City Battalion)

Home International match at Hampden Park. Scotland 1 v England 1. Footballer Denis Law shakes hands with Lord provost of Glasgow Myers Galpern watched by teammate Alex Young before the match

A front view of Leeds Civic Hall. 29th January 1969

Earl of Cawdor (left) chats with provost Grigor of Inverness after opening the photographic exhibition in the Inverness Camera Club, in Queensgate Hotel April 1950

The scene outside the City Hall, Cardiff today when the announcement of the granting of capital status was read. 20th ec 1955

American Abasssador, John Hay Whitney, in Manchester. May 1959 P008340

Sir Learie and Mrs Constantine with the mayor of Nelson Lancs, when he was give the freedom of the city September 1963

American actor and comedian Danny Kaye pictured with Lord Provost of Glasgow Victor Warren, admiring his chains of office as Lady Provost looks on at the City Chambers in Glasgow. 7th June 1949

Glasgow shipping magnate Sir William Burrell who had an obsession for paintings and built up The Burrell Collection, which he donated to his native city in 1944

M. Parker (left) with the Archbishop of Canterbury and the then Mayor of Beckenham C
M.Parker (left) with the Archbishop of Canterbury and the then Mayor of Beckenham C.B Curtis when Dr. Fisher visited St.Francis s. 25th July 1955

Gertrude Ederle, who became the first woman August 1926 to swim the English Channel in 1926, with Louis Timson, Mayor and Mayoress of Dover, her father Henry Ederle, A.A Sorenson and J.Costa

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