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Fuel for nought
DPU/1/118 · Item · 23 November 2004
Part of Illustrations by Daniel Pudles

Large blue car with big mouth eating a large lump of green stuff and small sad person sat next to it with tiny lump of green stuff. George Monbiot's Tuesday Comment article argues adopting biofuels would be an environmental and humanitarian disaster.

 Pudles; Daniel (1958-); illustrator
Fulham
OBS/6/9/3/4/92/35 · Sub-series · 1960-1987
Part of Records of The Observer newspaper

Negatives showing Fulham football club:

  1. Fulham v Sheffield (by Chris Smith 18 February 1967) 2 Sets
  2. Fulham v Newcastle (by Tony McGrath 4 February 1967) 3 Sets
  3. Fulham v West Ham (by Edward Malindine 21 October 1961)
  4. Fulham v Walsall, Craven College, Fulham (by Michael Steel 28 February 1987) 5 Sets
  5. Fulham v Bristol Rovers (by Tony Martin 4/5 September 1976) 2 Sets
  6. Fulham v Spurs (by Eamonn McCabe 7 January 1984) 4 Sets
  7. Fulham v Newcastle (by Eamonn McCabe 26 February 1983) 5 Sets*
  8. Fulham Football Ground (by Gerry Cranham 22 December 1962)
  9. Fulham v Leicester (by Eamonn McCabe 23 April 1983) 4 sets
  10. Fulham v Blackburn (by Edward Malindine 10 March 1962)
  11. Fulham v Macclesfield (by Byrn Campbell 27 January 1968)
  12. Fulham v Manchester (by Stuart Meydinger December 1960)
  13. Fulham v Manchester United (by Colin Jones 5 September 1964) 2 sets
  14. Fulham v Nottingham Forest (by Chris Smith 23 March 1974) 2 sets
    Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library
'Fulham Local Elections'
LDG/1/29/18 · Item · 3 April 1986
Part of Illustrations by Les Gibbard

Margaret Thatcher sits at her desk looking through the window at a crowd of campaigners urging the public to vote in the upcoming local government elections in Fulham. On the floor are newspapers with the respective headlines 'POLLS LATEST' and 'FERGIE'S ARGIE WEDDING GUEST'. The 'FALKLANDS FACTOR' appears to be heading downstairs for some rest whilst the 'GIBRALTAR FACTOR' makes their way up with, wielding a sword with a menacing grin. Thatcher hits a drum placed behind her labelled '...strike it when your powder's running low...'

 Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonist