Bits & Pieces – No Petrol Due to Industrial Dispute…
…plus, England Rugby League team fly out to Australia, and it’s dinner jackets and shorts at fashion show.
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Belle Vue Visitors
iNostalgia remembers some of Belle Vue’s most famous visitors over the years, ranging from Sir Oswald Mosley to David Cassidy…
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Hall of Fame – Richmal Crompton
Bury vicar’s daughter Richmal Crompton was always a little confused about her hugely successful Just William stories. She couldn’t understand why likeable scamp William was so popular…
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Mindbenders
iNostalgia remembers how Manchester group The Mindbenders transformed into one of the biggest bands of the 1970s.
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This Week – Beatles Fans Go Wild in Wigan…
…plus, Denis Law in painful collision, and when your name matches you job…
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When The Queen Visited Liverpool
iNostalgia remembers the Queen’s visits to Liverpool in the 1960s – and the warm welcome awaiting her on Merseyside…
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Bits & Pieces – Table tennis doubles father & son practise before championships…
…plus, we remember the 1959 General Election, and when a Bengal Tiger took centre stage at a Manchester fashion shoot
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Football Pals
iNostalgia remembers Manchester footballers who were great friends off the pitch as well as fierce rivals on it
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Hall of Fame – Tim Burgess
Anyone who turned up at Manchester Cathedral on the evening of Thursday November 15th 2012 could be forgiven for thinking they’d walked into the wrong place…
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Noel Coward
Noel Coward was a familiar figure in Manchester in the 1960s as three of his plays enjoyed first nights in the city…
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This Week – Andy Cole’s Stunning Overhead Kick at Old Trafford…
…plus, champion trials’ mechanical work at Belle Vue Speedway, and Oldham woman becomes first suffragette to be arrested
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Golf
With the 42nd Ryder Cup in full swing this weekend, iNostalgia remembers when golf’s premier international competition came to Royal Birkdale twice in the 1960s.
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