A selection from the photolibrary
#051228, Scale models behave exactly like full sized ships. One man is "Captain" and gives orders to the other who controls the "Ship". Continuing Professional Development course for pilots from Nigeria at the Manned Models Centre, Warsash Maritime Academy, Southampton.
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#124540, Caricature of Theresa May, Prime Minister, at the anti-Brexit march to Parliament Square, London, 23rd March 2019. A million people of all ages marched demanding a 'People's Vote', a second referendum, ('Put It To The People!') to decide if Britain was to leave the European Union (EU) or not.
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#124657 An effigy of the British Prime Minister, Theresa May MP, created by Brexiteers (in favour of Brexit) who demonstrated daily outside the Houses of Parliament while Members of Parliament debated the options open to them inside the Chamber, Monday 1st April, 2019. Brexit means Britain leaving or exiting the European Union.
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#70436, Vanessa Redgrave & Tariq Ali with the letter to the American Ambassador, anti-Vietnam War demonstration from Trafalgar Sq to Grosvenor Sq, Sunday 17th March 1968. I was told the headband was a Vietnamese sign of mourning for dead children. A print of this photograph is in the Permanent Collection at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
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#75821 Little lad joning in with the military band, Festival & Gala Day at the Education Centre, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
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#75841 Balancing on his 'Grifter' bike to get a better view, Education Centre, Festival & Gala Day, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
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#75933 Derelict telephone box, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
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#75998 Elegant bridge in a storm, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
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#90805 Banners around Guildford School of Art prior to the sit-in beginning. 13th June 1968 The sit-in was the longest ever at a UK education establishment and led directly to students being on the boards of all establishments today.
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#90822 Students working on correspondence and banners during the sit-in at Guildford School of Art. 16thJune 1968 The sit-in was the longest ever at a UK education establishment and led directly to students being on the boards of all establishments today.
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#90859 After the electricity was cut off, students made do with candles and tilly (storm) lamps during the sit-in at Guildford School of Art. 23rd June 1968 The sit-in was the longest ever at a UK education establishment and led directly to students being on the boards of all establishments today.
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#90873 Students would sleep wherever they could during the sit-in at Guildford School of Art. 23rd June 1968 The sit-in was the longest ever at a UK education establishment and led directly to students being on the boards of all establishments today.
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