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The Jag was taxed until 2002.

I had a childhood memory of what seemed like a drag race but was definitely race cars on the beech road. Thank you for filling the blanks in my memory

Thank you for sharing this! :) I was born in Brighton in 1977, and still live here. My dad has a cine camera (and projector) which he bought in the USA in the '60s. He has reels and reels of cine film footage (of USA and UK, including Oxford and Brighton) from the '60s - '90s.

The Big Apple . The Stones , Elton John and all the greats like Johnny Winter , Colloseum (who l saw) played there . What a great town Brighton was in those days . All Nighter gigs at the University , a thriving Hippy and student scene and plenty of great pubs one of the best being the King and Queen the watering hole for the towns Hippy population and a pub l virtually lived in at the time . Great days .

Born in Brighton 1957, (15 yrs old when this was filmed),brings back so many happy memories from my youth.. Don,t recognize the City nowadays (was a town not a City in those days). Very sadly the place has gone downhill in so many ways,and this is not just looking back through "rose coloured glasses".I now live in a village about nine miles from Brighton and rarely visit the City..Just grateful for living in the "old"Brighton of the 60s and 70s..

Good use of sound effects.

At 1.52 looks like a guy is trying to 'weigh' the girls boobs. He must have said something as well because she seems to ignore the first incident then turns round looking none too impressed.

Wonderfully enigmatic film! Thank-you.

Lovely footage, somewhat spoilt by the overly intrusive watermark...

Hi Dave! Great footage of Eastleigh carnival. I am artist in residence this summer and I’d love to find out more about Eastleigh’s carnival of days gone by. Could I arrange a chat with you? Thanks! Meg :)

There’s a wonderful set of murals of the old fisherman down at the fishing port near Porto Abrigo restaurant- wonderful commemorating their working people in that way!

The Jag survived until 2002 according to the DVLA.

I would say that the film is running a bit slow by about 3-4 fps. Interesting and with good sound work though.

Recognisable to me as a child in the 80s, now it’s no more the same, a corporate wasteland build upon which came before sold of to the highest bidder.

Wonderful collection of scenes. Lyme Regis has not changed that much, other than cosmetic, over the 60+ years I've been associated with it. Most significantly, the beach has been improved and the walk from the new car park via Black Ven cliff is a joy. We can't do anything about the amount of traffic but we can still enjoy one of my favourite places in Dorset. Super video and great choice of music, thanks! 🥰

Ah, life with no smartphones!

. Looking back at a long lost less materialistic and frantic world

That Looked so relaxing and Peaceful , Heavenly even - Different Times fer Sure ✨

I loved this.

Many a good meal at the salamandra bar and loads of happy memories at the beach.... Thanks for sharing...

My family and I holidayed here from the 1950’sto 1970’s it was such a lovely place with such joyful memories ❤thank you so much for this❤

I lived all my young life just off the left of these shots in Jubilee Road. I remember the clanking of the trains and the turntable. There was also a Brittains model shop in the row of buildings backing onto the railway yard. Smarts Newsagents opposite the railway too.

lovely video, thanks for the share

I can't find those cottages on street view I wonder where they are

I love seeing these old home movies I just wonder what happened to the people I hope they did ok.

Going by the comments here: 1. Smoking indoors was classy; 2. No mobile phones or internet meant people were in constant ecstasy; 3. Bring back National Service; 4. Love Thy Neighnour.

We love Lyme Regis !

Beautiful, just been this week. A really lovely place.

Seen the sidewinder trawler too but couldn't pick out her number

lovely

Reminds me of being at my grandparents house as a kid!

Can I have a Stim please.🤭

how lucky we were

R.I.P. Dagenham and its very English Town Show .

Thanks so much for sharing this. Yatton's now my local station. Agree with Alan Warren about the fresh ballast!

Hired a Crane from Thomas Wards to Demolish Woods Glass Works in Barnsley way back in 1982- Just like that one- could have been the same Crane !

It doesn't seem two minutes since the world looked like that! Thanks for a few minutes of wallowing in nostalgia

URY 970, registered between November 1958 and February 1959. Great film.

Leuke beelden 😊

born a mile from lands end in 59 grew up in all those places it was idylic for a child ,total fredom to roam all over the place we did not know how lucky we were

Love.all.of.britains.countryside.im.in.gods.own.country.Yorkshire😊

Was a young avid reader of these books, learnt so much while reading on my bed.❤

Star Tracker - what a wonderful craft! Very few photos exist

Oh what I'd give to get them days back ❤

Love these old films, it was a quieter time. Ah! the joy's of youth, regards Ireland.

Beautiful area. Marvellous memories.

Beautiful.

This is superb! I’m 64 now so would have been 9yrs old in 69, visited Cornwall many many times and I can relate to the footage. Thank you 👍

Loved the amazing old buses in Malta. A shame that they had to be retired in the end.

REMEMBER THE BOATING LAKE,GOOD TO SEE HOW NEAT AND TIDY IT WAS ,WENT TO HUNSTATON MANY TIMES IN THE 50s AS WE ONLY LIVED 15 MILES AWAY AND COULD GET THERE ON THE TRAIN!!LIKE THE FILM VERY MUCH!!