MPX5125618: Radio London: Pirate Radio Station. General scene around the Motor Vessel Galaxy which is home to Radio London. Whilst the disc jockeys broadcast to the nation, the skipper ensures that they keep 12 miles off shore, the chef prepares a meal and the technicians ensure that equipment is working, 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5125630: Singer Frank Sinatra who is in the United Kingdom to perform two charity concerts in aid of childrens charities. Is seen here about to board a Bell Jet Ranger helicopter at Gatwick Airport, shortly after arriving in his private jet. Sinatra took the short flight from Gatwick to Battersea heli-port to avoid the capitals traffic. The woman to the right is believed to be Barbara Marx the fourth Mrs Sinatra 4th May 1970 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5125697: David Cassidy fans mass outside the Radio Luxemborg building in Hertford Street bringing the traffic to a stop. The American idol had slipped earlier on in the day through the back door at the radio station while his fans waited in the rain at the front. But not to disappoint his fans, David made two appearances on the balcony overlooking Hertford Street. 23 May 1974 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5125726: Signalman Raymond Short, 20, of Fossway, Walkergate, Newcastle, joined the Army after leaving Walkergate Secondary Modern School, he trained as a signal operator and went to the 30 Signal Regiment at Dorset. The year previous to this photo he had spent with the Navy on board the 12,000 ton assault ship HMS Fearless. The Fearless docked on the River Tyne for the first time and stayed for a 10 day visit. Two fellow North-Easterners were among the crew - Graeme Lawson, 24, of Sandringham Road, South Gosforth, who works with the satellite Skynet and John Ramm, of Woodhorn Road, Newbiggin, who joined the ship only two weeks previous after finishing his training. 21st January, 1972 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5125900: The scene at Cramlington Aerodrome as the AD1 (ADI), (G-FAAX) the first non-rigid airship built in the UK since World War One, came out for its first flight. It's progress was keenly followed by members of Newcastle Aero Club and officials of Cramlington Aerodrome. The airship was later destroyed in a storm in Belgium in 1930. 13th September, 1929 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5125918: Singer Vince Hill who is performing in "Tonights the Night" at the Talk of the Town Theatre, seen here with dancers Celestine Burden (Blonde) and Lorraine Layton. They are back stage with Vince during a break in rehearsals on the stage door telephone ringing his wife at home. She is expecting their first child within the next few days. 23rd September 1971 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images