MPX5073743: Demonstrations against hunting: Result of the poll organised by the League Against Cruel Sports through an advert in the Daily Mirror, was delivered to Mr. Arnold Shaw MP for Ilford, at the House of Commons today. Mr. Shaw is due to present his Private Members Bill for the Abolition of Deerhunting to parliament on 12th December,1969. Members of the League handover the votes to the MP's. The small bag held by Mr. Shaw contains the 454 vote supporting stag hunting. (left to right) MP's are Eric Heffer, Kevin McNamara, Arnold Shaw, Col. Marcus Lipton, and Edwin Brooks. 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
MPX5073939: Comedian Jack Douglas (42) takes his guns with him wherever he travels, all over England, for he has a total of 4,000 acres rough shooting right, so that wherever he may be working, he can drive to his nearest shooting land to enjoy his sport. Jack Douglas as the fool, with one of his five guns. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073942: Comedian Jack Douglas (42) takes his guns with him wherever he travels, all over England, for he has a total of 4,000 acres rough shooting right, so that wherever he may be working, he can drive to his nearest shooting land to enjoy his sport. Jack Douglas as the fool, with one of his five guns. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5073948: Comedian Jack Douglas (42) takes his guns with him wherever he travels, all over England, for he has a total of 4,000 acres rough shooting right, so that wherever he may be working, he can drive to his nearest shooting land to enjoy his sport. Jack Douglas as the fool, with one of his five guns. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5067236: Fashion - 1970's: High fashion at low Prices. There's good news from the fashion front. This autumn the stores seem determined to cut their prices. We've looked around and found plenty of high fashions - at pleasantly low prices. This maroon and grey blanket poncho, at £8.99, and the £3.50 white rib cowl-neck sweater, both come from Dorothy Perkins. The black cord straight skirt is £7.95 at Warehouse. The maroon patent cowboy boots are £17.99 at Saxone or Lilley and Skinner. October 1976 P017453 / Bridgeman Images