The 1970s are noted as the decade of strikes, the winter of discontent and the three-day week. But is this the full story; what was it really like for ordinary British people?
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In this book, Carol Harris looks at the stories and people who made the headlines – from Thatcher and David Bowie to Barbie and Ken – but also how ordinary people really lived at the time; how we worked and played, how we shopped, what we ate, wore, drove, watched and listened to.
Britain went decimal and was introduced to the VHS player...
The 1970s are noted as the decade of strikes, the winter of discontent and the three-day week. But is this the full story; what was it really like for ordinary British people?
In this book, Carol Harris looks at the stories and people who made the headlines – from Thatcher and David Bowie to Barbie and Ken – but also how ordinary people really lived at the time; how we worked and played, how we shopped, what we ate, wore, drove, watched and listened to.
Britain went decimal and was introduced to the VHS player and the microwave, Gary Glitter and Elton John entertained us and fashion gave us punks, hippies and glam rockers all at once.
This book will bring back memories for those who were there, and, for those who were not yet born, it will give them an idea of what the 70s were really like.
- ISBN10 0750960442
- ISBN13 9780750960441
- Publish Date 2 June 2014
- Publish Status Out of Print
- Out of Print 12 March 2021
- Publish Country GB
- Publisher Pavilion Books
- Imprint Pitkin Publishing
- Format eBook (EPUB)
- Pages 36
- Language English