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Class of 1991 (our school years)
1985
The first British mobile phone call is made
1985
Launch of the Sinclair C5 by Clive Sinclair
1985
BT announce it’s going to
phase out red telephone boxes
1985
Eastenders goes on air!
1985
The miners' strike ends after one year.
1985
Mohammed Al Fayed buys Harrods
1985
An 18 month old boy becomes the youngest
person in Britain to die of AIDS
1985
A fire engulfs a wooden
stand at the Valley Parade
stadium in Bradford during
a football match, killing 56 people.
1985
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
1985
In the Heysel Stadium
disaster at the European
Cup final in Brussels, 39
football fans die and hundreds are injured.
1985
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
1985
Live Aid pop concerts in
London and Philadelphia
raise over £50 million for
famine relief in Ethiopia.
1985
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.
1985
Rock star Phil Lynott,
formerly of Thin Lizzy, is
rushed to hospital after collapsing from a
suspected heroin overdose
1985
Brothers In Arms, the Dire
Straits album, becomes the
first million selling compact disc.
1985
Madonna marries actor Sean Penn.
1985
Films : Back to the Future,
Rambo, Rocky IV, Cocoon and The Goonies
1986
UK and France announce
plans to construct the Channel Tunnel
1986
Launch of the Today national tabloid
newspaper. It pioneers the use of computer
photosetting and full-colour
1986
Clive Sinclair sells rights to
ZX Spectrum and other inventions to Amstrad
1986
The first all-Merseyside FA
Cup final ends in a 3-1 win
for Liverpool over Everton
1986
The ‘Hand of God’ knocks
England out of the World Cup Finals
1986
Gary Lineker becomes the
most expensive British footballer ever in a
£2.75million move from
Everton to FC Barcelona.
1986
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
1986
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, marries Sarah
Ferguson at Westminster Abbey
1986
The Commonwealth Games are held in Edinburgh
1986
GCSE examination courses
replace both GCE 'O' Level
and CSE courses for 14-year olds.
1986
First episode of Casualty airs on BBC One
1986
Alex Ferguson is appointed
manager of Manchester United
1986
Introduction of Family credit, a tax credit for
poorer families.
1986
A tour bus carrying the heavy metal band
Metallica crashes in Sweden, killing their
influential bassist, Cliff Burton
1986
The Smiths play their final
gig as a five-piece.
1986
Duran Duran begin their
career as a three piece
with the release of the "Notorious" single.
1986
Films : Top Gun, Crocodile
Dundee, Platoon, Aliens
and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
1987
Golliwogs are banned from
Enid Blyton books by their publisher
1987
Terry Waite, disappears in
Beirut while negotiating for
the release of hostages.
1987
Edwina Currie sparks controversy by
commenting "good
Christians won't get AIDS".
1987
Christie's auction house in
London sells one of Vincent
van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers paintings for
£24,750,000
1987
MP's vote against the restoration of the death penalty by 342-230.
1987
Coventry City win the FA
Cup for the first time in
their history with a 3-2 win
in the final over Tottenham Hotspur
1987
The 1987 General Election
sees Margaret Thatcher
secure her third term in office.
1987
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.
1987
British Airways and British
Caledonian agree a £237million merger
1987
Rick Astley’s Never Gonna
Give You Up is released,
the first of eight singles to
reach the Top 10 in the UK
1987
One person a day in Britain
is now reported to be dying of AIDS.
1987
Michael Ryan shoots dead
16 people in the Berkshire
town of Hungerford before
taking his own life with a rifle.
1987
Swedish home product
retailer IKEA opens its first
British store at Warrington
1987
Margaret Thatcher tells the
Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool
that she wants to stay in
power until at least 1994.
1987
£1 million pound Operation Deepscan in
Loch Ness fails to locate
the legendary Loch Ness Monster
1987
Hurricane force winds
batter much of south-east
England, killing 23 people
and causing extensive damage to property
1987
Retired English jockey
Lester Piggott is jailed for 3
years after being convicted of tax evasion.
1987
Customs officers in Southampton seize more
than £50million worth of cocaine - the most
expensive haul of the drug
ever found in Britain.
1987
A fire at Kings Cross on the
London Underground kills 31 people
1987
The first Acid House raves
are reported in the United
Kingdom, many of them
being in derelict houses.
being in derelict houses.
1987
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
1987
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.
1987
Stock Aitken Waterman
release the Kylie Minogue
single I Should Be So Lucky.
1987
Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a
Prayer" would be 1987's biggest hit song worldwide.
1987
U2 releases The Joshua Tree, an album that
launches them into superstar status in the
music world.
1987
Ireland's Johnny Logan
wins the Eurovision Song Contest
1987
Michael Jackson releases
Bad, the first studio album after Thriller
1987
George Michael releases
his first solo studio album, Faith
1987
Films : Three men and a
baby, Fatal Attraction,
Beverley Hills Cop 2, Good
Morning Vietnam, The
Untouchables and Lethal Weapon
1988
Margaret Thatcher becomes the longest
serving British prime minister this century,
having been in power for
eight years and 244 days.
1988
Actor Rowan Atkinson
launches the new Comic
Relief charity appeal.
1988
Arthur Scargill is re-elected as leader of the
National Union of Mineworkers by a narrow
majority.
1988
Great Britain and Northern
Ireland compete at the Winter Olympics in
Calgary, Canada, but do not win any medals.
1988
Plans are unveiled for
Europe's tallest skyscraper
to be built at Canary Wharf.
1988
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
1988
More than 100 English
football fans are arrested in
West Germany in
connection with incidents
of football hooliganism
during the European Championships
1988
Piper Alpha disaster oil rig
in the North Sea explodes
and results in the death of 167 workers
1988
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
1988
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.
1988
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.
1988
New licensing laws allow
pubs to stay open all day in
England and Wales.
1988
The government unveils
plans for a new identity
card scheme in an attempt
to clamp down on football hooliganism.
1988
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.
1988
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.
1988
The growing popularity of
House Music was evident
in the charts by the start of 1988
1988
New British boyband Bros
took five singles into the Top 5 this year
1988
Films : Rain Man, Who Framed Roger Rabbit,
Coming to America, Big,
Twins, Die Hard, The
Naked Gun, Cocktail and Beetlejuice
1989
Muslims demonstrate in
Bradford against the The
Satanic Verses, a book
written by Salman Rushdie,
burning copies of the book in the city streets.
1989
Sky Television begins
broadcasting as the first
satellite TV service in Britain.
1989
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran places a
fatwa (order to kill) on
author Salman Rushdie
1989
500 workers on the Channel Tunnel go on
strike in a protest against pay and working conditions.
1989
Nick Faldo becomes the
first English winner of The
Masters Tournament
1989
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.
1989
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.
1989
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.
1989
Manchester United
chairman Martin Edwards
agrees to sell the club to
Michael Knighton for £10million.
1989
Margaret Thatcher, along
with American president
George Bush and Soviet
leader Mikhail Gorbachev,
declare the end of the Cold
War after 40 years.
1989
A new-look Band Aid forms
for a new version of the Do
They Know It's Christmas?
charity single for African famine relief.
1989
27 million watch the episode of Coronation Street in which Alan
Bradley is fatally run over
by a Blackpool tram.
1989
First showing of the
animated film A Grand Day
Out introducing the characters Wallace and
Gromit.
1989
Madonna returned to
Number 1 for the sixth time
in March with 'Like a Prayer'
1989
Two sounds dominated the
Summer and Autumn. The
first came from Jive Bunny
and the Mastermixers
1989
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.
1989
Films : Batman, Look Who’s
Talking, Lethal Weapon 2,
When Harry Met Sally and
The War of the Roses
1990
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.
1990
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.
1990
37 people are arrested and
10 police officers injured in
Brixton, London, during
rioting against the new Community Charge.
1990
Prisoner’s riot at Strangeways in Manchester
1990
Liverpool F.C. are champions of the Football
League for a record 18th time.
1990
Stephen Hendry, 21, becomes the youngest ever world snooker
champion.
1990
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.
1990
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.
1990
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
1990
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.
1990
The Football Association
names Graham Taylor as
the new England manager.
1990
The Football Association
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.
1990
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.
1990
John Major appointed Prime Minister by the Queen.
1990
Poundland, a supermarket
chain selling all items for
£1, opens its first store
1990
Netto, a Swedish discount
food supermarket chain, opens its first store
1990
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.
1990
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.
1990
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"
1990
House music was very
popular in 1990 with artists
like Technotronic powering
the charts with songs like Get Up !
1990
Films : Ghost, Home Alone,
Pretty Woman, Total Recall
and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
1991
The Gulf War begins, as the
Royal Air Force joins Allied
aircraft in bombing raids on Iraq.
1991
The IRA explodes bombs
at both Paddington station
and Victoria station in London.
1991
The Football Association
announces plans for a new
"super league" of 18 clubs
to replace the Football
League First Division as the
highest division of English football.
1991
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.
1991
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.
1991
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.
1991
Boxer Michael Watson suffers a serious brain
injury in a fight with Chris
Eubank at White Hart Lane,
Tottenham, London
1991
The 1991 Rugby World Cup
begins in England.
1991
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.
1991
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.
1991
Terry Waite, a British
hostage held in Lebanon, is
freed after four-and-a-half years in captivity.
1991
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.
1991
Freddie Mercury dies at
his home in London, just 24
hours after going public
with the news that he was
suffering from AIDS.
1991
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.
1991
Films : Terminator 2, Robin
Hood: Prince of Thieves,
The Silence of the Lambs, JFK and Cape Fear.
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Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Cheers’ ran from 1982-93
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘The Cosby Show’ ran from
1984-92
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Dear John’ ran from 1986-87
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘The Golden Girls’ ran from
1985-92
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘The Fall Guy’ ran from
1981-86
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Hill Street Blues’ ran from
1981-86
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Highway to Heaven’ ran
from 1984-89
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Knight Rider’ ran from
1982-86
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Magnum P.I.’ ran from
1980-88
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Married with Children’ ran
from 1987-97
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Miami Vice’ ran from 1984-90
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Murder, She Wrote’ ran
from 1984-96
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘My Two Dads’ ran from
1987-90
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Punky Brewster’ ran from
1984-88
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Quantum Leap’ ran from
1989-93
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Roseanne’ ran from 1988-97
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Saved by the Bell’ ran from
1989-93
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Street Hawk’ ran from
1985-85
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Alien Nation’ ran from
1989-90
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Dempsey & Makepiece’
ran from 1985-86
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs ‘Prisoner Cell Block H’ ran
from 1979-86
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
sc
hool
yea
rs And who could forget the
start of ‘Neighbours’?
Tele
visi
on in
our
Tele
visi
on in
our
Paul Cunliffe farting loudly
during the lords prayer and getting
‘hawked’ out of assembly by Gunner Gatley…”keep
your heads bowed”
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Dutton 'in the box' during art class, and bursting out of it to the shock of Mr Leighton
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Dutton turning the kiln up to full whack resulting
in another years clay exam pieces to explode!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Gatley in the dinner hall "reet rount th'edge"
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Grimshaw and the pink elephant tattoo under his beard!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
The huge petition to ensure Ady Dickinson got his 'wigeon' back after it was confiscated.
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Going to get the toilet roll cos we'd run out of tracing paper in geography
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
The Geoff Claire workout
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Long vs Lee Rudd in the maths classroom (tables thrown
and Ruddy being picked up by the
scruff of his neck by Longy).
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Poo smearing in the toilets
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
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
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Being struck by lightening on the
all weather pitch- ouch!! Then being made to go back
out to collect all the hockey sticks !!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Brev, Cunny, Argy, Murphy and Opy
getting in trouble for throwing dried peas at The Ludus dance company
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
David Soffe getting a lift home from Mr
Coasdale (all week) as he gave him an IBM computer.
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Heyes' appalling breath
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
The teacher strikes when it was still a middle school
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
The merge with Marus Bridge and
spending a year at Hawkley Brook Annexe
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mrs Green (French teacher) sitting
provocatively on her desk allowing
us on the front row a good eye full!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Getting out of a German test because of a bomb scare!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Andrew Morrison playing conkers in
a TV advert
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Brian Swash winning the mastermind contest
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mrs Coyne's "Come to my table for the very last time"
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Shaw sending George Forrester
home after losing it with him in class.
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Butterfield and Miss Derbyshire
‘romance’ rumours
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Brian Swash absolutely pissed as a newt on the
last day of school arguing with Dr Urbani
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mr Walsh's tip-ex mini
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Paul Cushion creating 'fake id's' in Mrs Collier's
computing class
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Mrs Jones constantly having a good root round her nose with a tissue.
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Skiving off to go swim in Greenies
and actually coming out green!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
SKIRTS with elastic waist bands which
some horrible little snotty boys used to
pull down! Especially a certain
Anne Harts!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Joe Crompton and his brown ‘Y’ fronts!
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
Lee Aspey lighting a cig on stage for a Drama performance in front of parents.
Mem
orab
le
Mom
ents
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
