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Class of 1991 (our school years)

The first British mobile phone call is made

Launch of the Sinclair C5 by Clive Sinclair

BT announce it’s going to

phase out red telephone boxes

Eastenders goes on air!

The miners' strike ends after one year.

Mohammed Al Fayed buys Harrods

An 18 month old boy becomes the youngest

person in Britain to die of AIDS

A fire engulfs a wooden

stand at the Valley Parade

stadium in Bradford during

a football match, killing 56 people.

Manchester United win the

FA Cup for the sixth time in

their history with a 1-0 win

over Everton in the final at Wembley Stadium

In the Heysel Stadium

disaster at the European

Cup final in Brussels, 39

football fans die and hundreds are injured.

13-year-old Ruth Lawrence

achieves a first in Mathematics at Oxford

University, becoming the

youngest British person

ever to earn a first-class degree

Live Aid pop concerts in

London and Philadelphia

raise over £50 million for

famine relief in Ethiopia.

55 people killed in the

Manchester air disaster at

Manchester International

Airport when a British

Airtours Boeing 737 burst

into flames after the pilot

aborts the takeoff.

Rock star Phil Lynott,

formerly of Thin Lizzy, is

rushed to hospital after collapsing from a

suspected heroin overdose

Brothers In Arms, the Dire

Straits album, becomes the

first million selling compact disc.

Madonna marries actor Sean Penn.

Films : Back to the Future,

Rambo, Rocky IV, Cocoon and The Goonies

UK and France announce

plans to construct the Channel Tunnel

Launch of the Today national tabloid

newspaper. It pioneers the use of computer

photosetting and full-colour

Clive Sinclair sells rights to

ZX Spectrum and other inventions to Amstrad

The first all-Merseyside FA

Cup final ends in a 3-1 win

for Liverpool over Everton

The ‘Hand of God’ knocks

England out of the World Cup Finals

Gary Lineker becomes the

most expensive British footballer ever in a

£2.75million move from

Everton to FC Barcelona.

24 hours after Gary

Lineker's transfer, Ian Rush

sets a new transfer record

for a British footballer

when he agrees a £3.2m

move from Liverpool to Juventus

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, marries Sarah

Ferguson at Westminster Abbey

The Commonwealth Games are held in Edinburgh

GCSE examination courses

replace both GCE 'O' Level

and CSE courses for 14-year olds.

First episode of Casualty airs on BBC One

Alex Ferguson is appointed

manager of Manchester United

Introduction of Family credit, a tax credit for

poorer families.

A tour bus carrying the heavy metal band

Metallica crashes in Sweden, killing their

influential bassist, Cliff Burton

The Smiths play their final

gig as a five-piece.

Duran Duran begin their

career as a three piece

with the release of the "Notorious" single.

Films : Top Gun, Crocodile

Dundee, Platoon, Aliens

and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Golliwogs are banned from

Enid Blyton books by their publisher

Terry Waite, disappears in

Beirut while negotiating for

the release of hostages.

Edwina Currie sparks controversy by

commenting "good

Christians won't get AIDS".

Christie's auction house in

London sells one of Vincent

van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers paintings for

£24,750,000

MP's vote against the restoration of the death penalty by 342-230.

Coventry City win the FA

Cup for the first time in

their history with a 3-2 win

in the final over Tottenham Hotspur

The 1987 General Election

sees Margaret Thatcher

secure her third term in office.

Peter Beardsley, the 26-year-

old England striker, becomes

the most expensive player

transferred between British

clubs when he completes a

£1.9million move from

Newcastle United to Liverpool.

British Airways and British

Caledonian agree a £237million merger

Rick Astley’s Never Gonna

Give You Up is released,

the first of eight singles to

reach the Top 10 in the UK

One person a day in Britain

is now reported to be dying of AIDS.

Michael Ryan shoots dead

16 people in the Berkshire

town of Hungerford before

taking his own life with a rifle.

Swedish home product

retailer IKEA opens its first

British store at Warrington

Margaret Thatcher tells the

Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool

that she wants to stay in

power until at least 1994.

£1 million pound Operation Deepscan in

Loch Ness fails to locate

the legendary Loch Ness Monster

Hurricane force winds

batter much of south-east

England, killing 23 people

and causing extensive damage to property

Retired English jockey

Lester Piggott is jailed for 3

years after being convicted of tax evasion.

Customs officers in Southampton seize more

than £50million worth of cocaine - the most

expensive haul of the drug

ever found in Britain.

A fire at Kings Cross on the

London Underground kills 31 people

The first Acid House raves

are reported in the United

Kingdom, many of them

being in derelict houses.

The England cricket team's

tour of Pakistan is nearly

brought to a premature

end when captain Mike

Gatting and umpire

Shakoor Rana row during a Test Match

26,000,000 viewers tune in

for the Christmas Day

episode of Coronation

Street, in which Hilda

Ogden makes her last

appearance in the show after 23 years.

Stock Aitken Waterman

release the Kylie Minogue

single I Should Be So Lucky.

Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a

Prayer" would be 1987's biggest hit song worldwide.

U2 releases The Joshua Tree, an album that

launches them into superstar status in the

music world.

Ireland's Johnny Logan

wins the Eurovision Song Contest

Michael Jackson releases

Bad, the first studio album after Thriller

George Michael releases

his first solo studio album, Faith

Films : Three men and a

baby, Fatal Attraction,

Beverley Hills Cop 2, Good

Morning Vietnam, The

Untouchables and Lethal Weapon

Margaret Thatcher becomes the longest

serving British prime minister this century,

having been in power for

eight years and 244 days.

Actor Rowan Atkinson

launches the new Comic

Relief charity appeal.

Arthur Scargill is re-elected as leader of the

National Union of Mineworkers by a narrow

majority.

Great Britain and Northern

Ireland compete at the Winter Olympics in

Calgary, Canada, but do not win any medals.

Plans are unveiled for

Europe's tallest skyscraper

to be built at Canary Wharf.

Wimbledon F.C., who have

been Football League

members for just 11 seasons

and First Division members

for two, win the FA Cup with a

1-0 win over league champions Liverpool

More than 100 English

football fans are arrested in

West Germany in

connection with incidents

of football hooliganism

during the European Championships

Piper Alpha disaster oil rig

in the North Sea explodes

and results in the death of 167 workers

Paul Gascoigne, 21-year-

old midfielder, becomes the first £2million

footballer signed by a

British club when he leaves

Newcastle United and joins

Tottenham Hotspur

Everton F.C. pay £2.3million for West Ham

United striker Tony Cottee,

22, breaking the national

record set six weeks ago

by Paul Gascoigne's transfer.

Ian Rush becomes the most

expensive player to join a

British club when he

returns to Liverpool F.C. for

£2.7million after a year at Juventus in Italy.

New licensing laws allow

pubs to stay open all day in

England and Wales.

The government unveils

plans for a new identity

card scheme in an attempt

to clamp down on football hooliganism.

Health minister Edwina

Currie provokes outrage by

stating that most of Britain's

egg production is infected

with the salmonella bacteria,

causing an immediate

nationwide fall in egg sales.

Pan Am Flight 103 explodes

over the Scottish town of

Lockerbie, Dumfries and

Galloway and kills a total of 270

people - including all 259 who

were on board. It is believed

that the cause of the explosion

was a terrorist bomb.

The growing popularity of

House Music was evident

in the charts by the start of 1988

New British boyband Bros

took five singles into the Top 5 this year

Films : Rain Man, Who Framed Roger Rabbit,

Coming to America, Big,

Twins, Die Hard, The

Naked Gun, Cocktail and Beetlejuice

Muslims demonstrate in

Bradford against the The

Satanic Verses, a book

written by Salman Rushdie,

burning copies of the book in the city streets.

Sky Television begins

broadcasting as the first

satellite TV service in Britain.

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran places a

fatwa (order to kill) on

author Salman Rushdie

500 workers on the Channel Tunnel go on

strike in a protest against pay and working conditions.

Nick Faldo becomes the

first English winner of The

Masters Tournament

96 fans are killed in a crush

during at the Hillsborough

Stadium in Sheffield during

the FA Cup semi-final

between Nottingham Forest

FC and Liverpool FC.

Home Secretary Douglas

Hurd announces plans to

make all-seater stadiums

compulsory for all Football

League First Division clubs to

reduce the risk of a repeat of

the Hillsborough tragedy.

Arsenal win the First Division league title

against Liverpool, with a

goal from Michael Thomas

in the last minute of the last

game of the season.

Manchester United

chairman Martin Edwards

agrees to sell the club to

Michael Knighton for £10million.

Margaret Thatcher, along

with American president

George Bush and Soviet

leader Mikhail Gorbachev,

declare the end of the Cold

War after 40 years.

A new-look Band Aid forms

for a new version of the Do

They Know It's Christmas?

charity single for African famine relief.

27 million watch the episode of Coronation Street in which Alan

Bradley is fatally run over

by a Blackpool tram.

First showing of the

animated film A Grand Day

Out introducing the characters Wallace and

Gromit.

Madonna returned to

Number 1 for the sixth time

in March with 'Like a Prayer'

Two sounds dominated the

Summer and Autumn. The

first came from Jive Bunny

and the Mastermixers

The second was the italio

house sound of Black Box,

whose 'Ride on Time' was

the biggest-selling single

of the year, and, at six

weeks, spent the longest

time at number one.

Films : Batman, Look Who’s

Talking, Lethal Weapon 2,

When Harry Met Sally and

The War of the Roses

Controversial judge James

Pickles sentences 19-year-

old Huddersfield

supermarket cashier Tracey

Scott, who has a 10-week-old

baby, to six months in prison

after she admitted helping shoplifters.

Some 50,000 people

demonstrate on the streets of

London support of Britain's

ambulance workers, as the

ongoing ambulance crew

strike has yet to end four

months after it began.

37 people are arrested and

10 police officers injured in

Brixton, London, during

rioting against the new Community Charge.

Prisoner’s riot at Strangeways in Manchester

Liverpool F.C. are champions of the Football

League for a record 18th time.

Stephen Hendry, 21, becomes the youngest ever world snooker

champion.

Manchester United equal

the record total for FA Cup

wins by winning the final

replay 1-0 against Crystal

Palace. Defender Lee

Martin scores the only goal of the game.

Bobby Robson announces

that he will be leaving his

job as England football manager after this

summer's World Cup to

take charge of the Dutch

club PSV Eindhoven.

Swindon Town are found

guilty on 36 charges of

financial irregularities and

their promotion to the First

Division is replaced with

relegation to the Third Division

England's chances of

winning the World Cup are

ended by a penalty shoot-

out defeat at the hand of

West Germany in the semi-finals.

The Football Association

names Graham Taylor as

the new England manager.

penalises Arsenal two points

and Manchester United one

point and fines both clubs

£50,000 for a mass player

brawl in a Football League

match between the two clubs

at Old Trafford.

Margaret Thatcher

announces she will resign as

Leader of the Conservative

Party and therefore as Prime

Minister. She will be the

longest-serving premier of the century.

John Major appointed Prime Minister by the Queen.

Poundland, a supermarket

chain selling all items for

£1, opens its first store

Netto, a Swedish discount

food supermarket chain, opens its first store

Tony Adams, the Arsenal

captain and England

defender, is sentenced to

four months in prison for a

drink-driving offence

committed in Southend-on-

Sea on 6 May this year.

Kylie Minogue's cover of the

song "Tears on My Pillow",

taken from the film The

Delinquents, which became

her fourth number one single

in the UK and the final

number one for production

team Stock Aitken Waterman.

Dance music was one of

the more popular genres of

the year, with several songs

of that type hitting #1 in the Spring, including Snap!'s "The Power"

House music was very

popular in 1990 with artists

like Technotronic powering

the charts with songs like Get Up !

Films : Ghost, Home Alone,

Pretty Woman, Total Recall

and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The Gulf War begins, as the

Royal Air Force joins Allied

aircraft in bombing raids on Iraq.

The IRA explodes bombs

at both Paddington station

and Victoria station in London.

announces plans for a new

"super league" of 18 clubs

to replace the Football

League First Division as the

highest division of English football.

Man Utd make a winning return

to European competitions for

English clubs after five years of

suspension due to the Heysel

disaster, by defeating FC

Barcelona of Spain 2-1 in the

European Cup Winners' Cup

final in Rotterdam.

Paul Gascoigne suffers cruciate

knee ligament damage in

Tottenham Hotspur's 2-1 FA Cup

final victory over Nottingham

Forest, which puts his proposed

transfer to Italian side Lazio on

hold, and is expected to rule

him out for up to a year.

Dean Saunders, 27-year-old

Welsh international striker,

becomes the most expensive

player to be signed by a British

club when a £2.9million fee

takes him from Derby County to

Liverpool, who have broken the

record fee in British football for

the third time in four years.

Boxer Michael Watson suffers a serious brain

injury in a fight with Chris

Eubank at White Hart Lane,

Tottenham, London

The 1991 Rugby World Cup

begins in England.

Canadian singer Bryan

Adams makes history when

his hit single (Everything I

Do) I Do It for You, enters

its 15th successive week at

number one in the UK singles charts.

Robert Maxwell, owner of

numerous business interests

including the Daily Mirror

newspaper, is found dead off

the coast of Tenerife; his cause

of death is unconfirmed, but

reports suggest that he has

committed suicide.

Terry Waite, a British

hostage held in Lebanon, is

freed after four-and-a-half years in captivity.

England striker Gary Lineker agrees to a

contract to join Grampus

Eight of Japan from

Tottenham Hotspur at the

end of the current English football season.

Freddie Mercury dies at

his home in London, just 24

hours after going public

with the news that he was

suffering from AIDS.

Bohemian Rhapsody

returns to the top of the

British singles charts after

16 years, with the re-

release's proceeds being

donated to the Terence Higgins Trust.

Films : Terminator 2, Robin

Hood: Prince of Thieves,

The Silence of the Lambs, JFK and Cape Fear.

rs The lovely ‘Bertha’ ran

1985-86

rs ‘Telly Addicts’ ran from

1985-98

rs ‘Victoria Wood as seen on

TV’ ran from 1985-87

rs Who could forget

‘Supergran’ 1985-87

rs ‘Sorry’ ran from 1981-82

but then in 1985-88

rs ‘Blind Date’ with Cilla

Black ran from 1985-2003

rs ‘Pob’s Programme’ ran

from 1985-88

‘Grange Hill’ was too

similar to Hawkley it ran from 1978-2008

rs ‘3-2-1’ with Dusty Bin ran

from 1978-88

‘The Tube’ with Paula Yates

and Jools Holland ran from 1982-87

rs ‘No. 73’ ran from 1982-88

rs ‘Bananaman’ ran from

1983-86

rs ‘Just Good Friends’ ran

from 1983-86

rs ‘Robin of Sherwood’ ran

from 1984-86

rs ‘The Trap Door’ ran from

1984-86

rs ‘Wide Awake Club’ ran

from 1984-92

rs ‘Spitting Image’ ran from

1984-96

rs ‘Bread’ ran from 1986-91

rs ‘Jossy’s Giants’ ran from

1986-87

rs ‘Brush Strokes’ ran from

1986-91

It’s good but it’s not right

‘Catchphrase’ ran from 1986-2002

rs ‘Boon’ ran from 1986-92

rs ‘Strike it Lucky’ ran from

1986-99

rs ‘Beadle’s About’ ran from

1986-96

rs ‘The Chart Show’ ran from

1986-98

rs ‘Going Live’ ran from 1987-93

rs ‘Going for Gold’ ran from

1987-96

rs ‘The New Statesman’ ran

from 1987-94

rs ‘Red Dwarf’ ran from 1988-99

rs ‘Count Duckula’ ran from

1988-93

rs ‘Challenge Anneka’ ran

from 1989-95

rs ‘Birds of a Feather’ ran from

1989-98

rs ‘Byker Grove’ ran from 1989-2006

‘Maid Marian and her Merry Men’ ran from 1989-94

rs ‘A bit of Fry and Laurie’ ran

from 1989-95

rs ‘A bit of Fry and Laurie’ ran

from 1989-95

rs ‘Press Gang’ ran from

1989-93

rs ‘Fun House’ ran from 1989-99

‘The Mary Whitehouse Experience’ ran from 1990-92

rs ‘Dungeons and Dragons’

ran from 1983-85

rs ‘A-Team’ ran from 1983-87

rs ‘Airwolf’ ran from 1984-87

rs ‘ALF’ ran from 1986-90

Wankwatch, I mean ‘Baywatch’ ran from 1989-2001

rs ‘Blackadder’ ran from

1983-89

rs ‘Cagney & Lacey’ ran from

1982-88

rs ‘Charlie Brown and Snoopy

show’ ran from 1983-85

rs ‘Cheers’ ran from 1982-93

rs ‘The Cosby Show’ ran from

1984-92

rs ‘Dear John’ ran from 1986-87

rs ‘The Golden Girls’ ran from

1985-92

rs ‘The Fall Guy’ ran from

1981-86

rs ‘Hill Street Blues’ ran from

1981-86

rs ‘Highway to Heaven’ ran

from 1984-89

rs ‘Knight Rider’ ran from

1982-86

rs ‘Magnum P.I.’ ran from

1980-88

rs ‘Married with Children’ ran

from 1987-97

rs ‘Miami Vice’ ran from 1984-90

rs ‘Murder, She Wrote’ ran

from 1984-96

rs ‘My Two Dads’ ran from

1987-90

rs ‘Punky Brewster’ ran from

1984-88

rs ‘Quantum Leap’ ran from

1989-93

rs ‘Roseanne’ ran from 1988-97

rs ‘Saved by the Bell’ ran from

1989-93

rs ‘Street Hawk’ ran from

1985-85

rs ‘Alien Nation’ ran from

1989-90

rs ‘Dempsey & Makepiece’

ran from 1985-86

rs ‘Prisoner Cell Block H’ ran

from 1979-86

rs And who could forget the

start of ‘Neighbours’?

Paul Cunliffe farting loudly

during the lords prayer and getting

‘hawked’ out of assembly by Gunner Gatley…”keep

your heads bowed”

Dutton 'in the box' during art class, and bursting out of it to the shock of Mr Leighton

Dutton turning the kiln up to full whack resulting

in another years clay exam pieces to explode!

Mr Gatley in the dinner hall "reet rount th'edge"

Mr Grimshaw and the pink elephant tattoo under his beard!

The huge petition to ensure Ady Dickinson got his 'wigeon' back after it was confiscated.

Going to get the toilet roll cos we'd run out of tracing paper in geography

The Geoff Claire workout

Mr Long vs Lee Rudd in the maths classroom (tables thrown

and Ruddy being picked up by the

scruff of his neck by Longy).

Poo smearing in the toilets

Mr Ward (art teacher) wearing school tie and

smoking in class, then he left for a few years and when he

came back leaving kiln on over night

causing a fire and lots of damage

Being struck by lightening on the

all weather pitch- ouch!! Then being made to go back

out to collect all the hockey sticks !!

Brev, Cunny, Argy, Murphy and Opy

getting in trouble for throwing dried peas at The Ludus dance company

David Soffe getting a lift home from Mr

Coasdale (all week) as he gave him an IBM computer.

Mr Heyes' appalling breath

The teacher strikes when it was still a middle school

The merge with Marus Bridge and

spending a year at Hawkley Brook Annexe

Mrs Green (French teacher) sitting

provocatively on her desk allowing

us on the front row a good eye full!

Getting out of a German test because of a bomb scare!

Andrew Morrison playing conkers in

a TV advert

Brian Swash winning the mastermind contest

Mrs Coyne's "Come to my table for the very last time"

Mr Shaw sending George Forrester

home after losing it with him in class.

Mr Butterfield and Miss Derbyshire

‘romance’ rumours

Brian Swash absolutely pissed as a newt on the

last day of school arguing with Dr Urbani

Mr Walsh's tip-ex mini

Paul Cushion creating 'fake id's' in Mrs Collier's

computing class

Mrs Jones constantly having a good root round her nose with a tissue.

Skiving off to go swim in Greenies

and actually coming out green!

SKIRTS with elastic waist bands which

some horrible little snotty boys used to

pull down! Especially a certain

Anne Harts!

Joe Crompton and his brown ‘Y’ fronts!

Lee Aspey lighting a cig on stage for a Drama performance in front of parents.

Mrs Locket cutting off Rob M rats tail in the middle of

lesson (tiny pony tail)

Dedicated to the memory of

Dedicated to the memory of memory of

Wayne Thomas and Lynn Dowling

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