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thestar.co.uk | Robert Cumber
Sheffield was a city undergoing huge changes in the 1960s and 70s, as slum housing was torn down to make way for futuristic apartment blocks. The 60s was the decade when Sheffield landmarks the Hole in the Road and the Goodwin Fountain were built, while the 70s saw the pedestrianisation of The Moor and Fargate, and the opening of the Crucible Theatre.
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blackpoolgazette.co.uk | Robert Cumber
These were the tastes of the 80s for schoolchildren everywhereThese were the snacks and drinks every child wanted to find in their school lunch box during the 1980sTheir popularity was boosted by some memorable advertising campaignsSome have been discontinued, while others have made a comeback following campaigns by fans who missed themIf you were a child of the 1980s who took a packed lunch to school there were some snacks which would make you the envy of all your classmates.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | Robert Cumber
These were the tastes of the 80s for schoolchildren everywhereIf you were a child of the 1980s who took a packed lunch to school there were some snacks which would make you the envy of all your classmates. Kia-Ora dates back to 1903, when it was first sold in Australia, but despite being available in the UK from 1917 it only really took off here in the 1970s and 80s.
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miltonkeynes.co.uk | Robert Cumber
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now It was the first time the Eurovision Song Contest had been staged in the north of England - but there was something missing 1982 was the first time Eurovision had been held in the north of England, and the decision to stage it in Harrogate raised some eyebrows France had controversially pulled out ahead of the contest, along with Greece, bemoaning the ‘mediocrity’ of the entries Hopes were high for the...
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blackpoolgazette.co.uk | Robert Cumber
These businesses between them have thousands of years of history and are still going strong. They are among the oldest businesses in the North West, all of which have been running for at least a century and in some cases hundreds of years. Many are still owned by the same family, with the expertise that has made them such a success having been passed down through several generations.
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