MPX5091738: A Hippie street singer, and Mary pushing a pram, were part of a school's Christmas pageant put on by the children of St. James' Norland School, Penzanza Place, Notting Hill. Mary wheeling the pram, Joseph holing the baby, followed by Hippie singer and Angels. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091772: Farmers this afternoon were at the House of Commons to protest over their grievances about the price they obtain for fresh milk. One farmer, Mr. David Cuming from Henstom Park Farm, Totnes, Devon, brought his cow Nasturtura to St. Stephans Entrance suitably placarded, but a police inspector told the farmer to move on and take his cow with him. The farmer tied up the cow to a parking meter nearby. Mr. David Cuming with his cow Nasturtura being moved on by the police. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091791: The answer lies in the heart: Lovely 21 year old Chantal Deschamps from France was in Covent Garden this morning with a special "Get to my heart" message. Chantal, working for the Brittany Information Bureau and dressed in traditional Breton Costume was in the produce market to launch an intensive U.K. promotion for Brittany artichokes with porter Robert Aylett. June 1974 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091870: Maggie Britton, 22 year old Australian recording star, has come a long way from the sheep station, Victoria, Australia where she was born. She was a top line model in Sydney before making a record which became No. 1 in the Australian hit parade and stayed in the top 40 for three months, this was followed very quickly by two more successfuly discs which also went into the Australian charts. Maggie Britton pictured in the Daily Mirror studio. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091884: A square bashing event was started today by Monsignor Canon G.A.Tomlinson, Cardinal Heenan's personal representative, at Paternoster Square near St. Paul's Cathedral. The idea is to visit as many of the 80 London squares within selected boundaries as possible by the walkers most of whom are from the University at Guildford Cathedral. Monsignor Canon G.A. Tomlinson (centre) with the walkers. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091891: Sheba The Alsation who raised the alarm of fire at the Crofton Hotel, Queen's gate, London and was the means of saving several lives went to the R.S.P.C.A. headquarters in Jermyn Streets, London today (Tuesday) with her mistress Miss Kim Vandyke who works at the hotel. There this lovely wooly coated alsation received the RSPCA plaque awarded for sagacity. Five yrs old "Sheba" smelt smoke and barked to wake her owner which is the assistant accountant at the hotel. Kim Vandyke with "Sheba" and the RSPCA award. January 1970 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091892: Today, George Brown opened the Facit Office, of Workshop Landscape, at Facit Office Equipment Ltd., Maidstone Road, Rochester, Kent. The Facit Group is one of the World's largest manufacturers of office machines - one of the largest industrial groups in Sweden. 26 year old Sibylla Wirem from North Sweden, a typist, talking with George Brown about a piece of punch mechanism which supplies data for computers. January 1970 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091928: Six women met in a hillside cottage in Snowdonia yesterday (Sun) - to plan an expedition it will take them 2,000-ft up to Himalayas. The objective of the all-women expedition is the unexplored Padar region near Kashmir. They will try to climb some of the eight unconquered peaks in the area, all of them more than 2,000-ft high. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5091979: Entertainment: Stage: Theatre: A bevy of lovely girls are appearing at the Manchester University Theatre for their Xmas show, Erb. Trevor Peacock who has written the musical, plays "Erb". Trevor Peacock and the gals on a coster's barrow...used in the show. Girls at front of barrow are: (Left to right) Carol Hazell (21) of London and Joonna Cooper (21) of Glasgow. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images