MPX5073423: Bathing Girl: Glamour on the Clacton Beach: L. to R. Maureen Kenn, 21, Waitress Clacton; Barbara Jollies, 21, Red Coat Ilford; Sherral Mason, 19, Red Coat Blackpool; Kay Garton, 15, office worker Walton on Naze; Christine Reynolds, 18, Secretary Walton on Naze; Sandra Doddridge, 18, Receptionist Clacton; Jacqueline Wood, 16, Waitress Clacton; Peggy Palmer, 16, Waitress Clacton. June 1960 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073241: Dave Munden, 26, the Tremeloes pop group drummer was married to 22 yr old Andre Wittenberg a bunny girl from the Playboy Club in London. The wedding took place this afternoon at St. Saviours Church, Warwick Av., after the servive they walked under an arch made up of Bunny girls holding up bunny tails. The reception was held at the Lord Taverners Room is next to Lords Cricket Ground. At the reception the Bride with the Tremeloes L-R Chip Hawkins, Alian Blakley, the groom, and Rick West. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073280: The Jewellary and Small Sculpture Show at Camden Arts Centre, Harrow. Sculptor Edwin Waymouth has devised a brand new edition to not so serious feminine adornment. This is a Chastity Belt 1970 Version " Can enter the seventies with safety" He suggests. Made of shocking pink perspex. Michell Jackson seen with his creation. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073732: Animals. European Conservation Year beings on January 1st 1970 and the sum of £1,000,000 is the target aimed at by The British National Appeal of the World Wildlife Fund. First to set this huge target in motion is Spike Milligan, who with the help of many well-known artists has made along playing record called "No One's Gonna change our World",. Today at the Strand Palace Hotel, Spike Millingan invited the press, to the press conference discussing the all-star record released by E.M.I. for the World Wildlife Fund. Seated at the table at the reception and being toasted by the stars present, the Wildlife Fund symbol, panda and young. The stars (working away from the panda) Cilla Black, Spike Milligan, Bruce Forsyth, Kenny Lynch, Bee Gee Maurice Gibb, Sir Landsborough Thomson, CB OBE, Trustee of the Wildlife Fund, and George Martin musical producer. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073733: Skirting around bring back the mini and jazz it up. The all-together look puts a girl in the swing. "Just a sweater and pants, plus a few minis-that's all you need for fun," says Shirley Hounsell. "One, two, button-on my mini. It puts pants on a new level," she says. "Now for the kilt. This drop of Scotch will certainly keep out the cold." As for the mini-pini-it is just as warm and twice as snazzy as a woollen vest. December 1971 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073736: European Conservation Year beings on January 1st 1970 and the sum of £1,000,000 is the target aimed at by The British National Appeal of the World Wildlife Fund. First to set this huge target in motion is Spike Milligan, who with the help of many well-known artists has made along playing record called "No One's Gonna change our World",. Today at the Strand Palace Hotel, Spike Millingan invited the press, to the press conference discussing the all-star record released by E.M.I. for the World Wildlife Fund. Spike Milligan with the Wildlife Fund symbol, the panda, and its young. Spike has tried to makeup with eye shadow to look like the panda. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073907: Childrens Choir The children's committee of two boys and two girls enter up names and addresses, file the cards and do other clerical duties. The organist (standing right) sits in at these weekly conferences between the Chief and the committee to discuss musical presentations. Circa 1945 / Bridgeman Images