Stars and Their Cars
iNostalgia takes a look at Manchester stars and their cars, ranging from George Best and his sporty Iso Rivolta to Nobby Stiles and his Austin 1100 When it came to stylish motors, nobody did it better than Manchester United legend George Best. The Northern Ireland...
read moreThis Week – Bobby Charlton Scores First Hat Trick
Each week we look back at events and memories. This weeks memories include Bobby Charlton, Ian McKellen, Chuck Berry and Manchester City. February 19th 1957 United legend Bobby Charlton scores his first hat trick in league football in the First Division match against...
read moreStrawberry Studios
What started life as a tiny room with egg boxes lining the walls became one of the most influential recording studios of the 1970s and 80s. Nostalgia remembers the Stockport phenomenon that was Strawberry Studios. What do music giants 10cc, The Smiths, Neil Sedaka,...
read moreRomantic Couples in Manchester
iNostalgia looks back at romantic couples in Manchester from Olivier and Leigh to squirrel monkeys Chico and Beano! It can’t be a coincidence that the nation’s favourite love song – I’m Not In Love by 10cc - was written in Manchester. Romance runs through every aspect...
read moreHow United Rebuilt and Conquered Europe
It took a decade for Manchester United to rebuild their team after the devastating Munich air disaster of February 6th 1958. iNostalgia remembers some of the milestones on the way. The mixture of exhaustion and emotion on the faces of United players as they trudge off...
read moreGoodbye Belle Vue
Belle Vue was the northwest’s premier leisure park for decades. Tears were shed when its circus finally closed in February 1982. We look back on the last days. The dogged protesters of the Belle Vue action group knew there was little chance of a reprieve when they...
read moreStars of the Screen Made in Manchester
Many of Britain’s most famous actors and actresses have something in common – they were born in Manchester! Nostalgia catches up with favourite faces from the 60s to the 90s. Few would have taken Sweeney legend John Thaw for a Longsight lad. Or Artful Dodger and...
read moreThe Winners and Losers in Football’s Fashion Game
Football and fashion have always gone hand in hand in Manchester. Nostalgia takes a light-hearted look at how trends have changed from Best to Beckham From fast cars and flares to moustaches and mop-tops – football has seen all kinds of fashions come and go over the...
read moreRed and Blue Enjoy Magic Cup Moments
Many of Manchester’s most memorable FA Cup matches have lit up the cold, dark month of January. iNostalgia recalls a few of the best It’s a damp, gloomy January in 1955 and City have just taken the field at a muddy Maine Road. Around 75,000 fans are packed into the...
read morePicketers’ Hard Fight to Save Their Jobs
The 1970s were a time of industrial upheaval in Manchester. Mills closed, strikes were common – and the lights went out. iNostalgia looks back at the dark days… Everyone has their own personal memories of the power cuts - playing cards by candle light, reading a book...
read moreRugby League Local Stars
Manchester may be famous for its football teams, but some of rugby league’s best ever players were born in the local area. iNostalgia remembers a few of the finest. It’s no surprise that the most decorated player in rugby league history comes from Wigan. And it’s no...
read moreFamous Corrie Guests
Many of the nation’s most famous faces have made guest appearances on Coronation Street – or even started their careers on the show. iNostalgia fondly remembers a few of the best. It’s hard to imagine Slade’s lead-singer Noddy Holder striding down the cobblestones of...
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