Stephen Sinfield
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The day the Queen met the Bass shire horses and they were fed Burton beer by Prince Philip
The Duke of Edinburgh was told the famous horses just loved their ale → Read More
Was it the beer or Marmite that kept the Queen coming back to Burton?
She visited several times and clearly loved being here → Read More
Spot yourself at huge hunt at Tutbury Castle in 2003
Flashing lights, ice-cold hands and ghostly apparitions all stirred up fear and excitement at Tutbury Castle back in 2003. More than 750 people from as far afield as Glasgow travelled to the castle back in May 2003 to take part in the World's Biggest Ghost Hunt. As they wandered around, actors told tales of the castle's history, psychics, clairvoyants and a psychic artist were present and… → Read More
Spot yourself at Burton Carnival in 2000
Hundreds of people went along -m see you you recognise → Read More
Faces of the fair at Burton Carnival down the years
These were captured in 1988 - see if you know anyone in our pictures → Read More
Classic pictures from the 90s at South Derbyshire Festival of Leisure
Families have loved the South Derbyshire Fesitval of Leisure down the years. They have regularly flocked to the event, which has seen a raft of brilliant entertainment put on by organisers. Many people will remember this particular edition of the popular event from June 1995. It had an exciting historical theme that proved as educational as it was fun. It was the ancient Britons' combat skills… → Read More
Remember these fish and chip shops in Burton and South Derbyshire across the years?
The area has a proud history when it comes to 'frying tonight' → Read More
Cash might have been tight back in 1982 but there were still plenty of places to spend a penny
The year saw the number of people out of work rise above three million → Read More
How Rosliston was forced to change from farming to industry back in 1972
The Burton Observer and Chronicle ran a series of features on villages in the area under the banner of "our rural heritage". In this article we reproduce the feature written on Rosliston to show typical thoughts and feelings at the time. → Read More
Whether you loved it or hated it, Bargates will always be remembered in Burton
With redevelopment plans on the agenda, we take a look back at the lifespan of the complex in High Street → Read More
How Bretby Hall Orthopaedic Hospital became a victim of its own success
Now converted into flats, the former hospital was a world-leader in joint replacement surgery → Read More
Television breakfast show and sports presenter David Icke fell in love with Burton
A charity bike ride to raise money for disabled people was started at Burton's Bovril factory by TV personality in 1983. → Read More
Ringing the changes in 1997 with new bells at St John's Church, in Horninglow
National Lottery money helped a Horninglow church to replace its damaged bells → Read More
Dispelling the myths behind the swan in Stapenhill Gardens
Statue was branded 'a monstrosity' by parks superintendent → Read More
Dispelling the myths behind the swan in Stapenhill Gardens
Statue was branded 'a monstrosity' by parks superintendent → Read More
Burton's bid for a second river crossing dates back 700 years
The route to building a second river crossing can be traced back to King Edward II → Read More
Cloud of grief spread for Princess Diana after her death in 1997
Silence and shock gripped the area as news filtered through about the death of the People's Princess → Read More
Remembering Princess Diana's visit to Swadlincote in 1991
The much-loved Royal attracted huge crowds when she visited the area → Read More
A look at the colourful history of Branston Depot
From the famous Branston Pickle through to Green Goddess fire engines, radiation equipment, guns and prison supplies, one building has seen it all → Read More
The iconic Burton building which links silk scarves with guns and, of course, pickle
From the famous Branston Pickle through to Green Goddess fire engines, radiation equipment, guns and prison supplies, one building has seen it all → Read More