I miss falling out of a club just as daylight breaks to make your way to wherever you're going to be it home, to a partners flat, a house party, or just sit around wasting time til the pubs open or the trains/buses start running again.

I’ve loved British Culture Archive for years. Found graham macindoe work on there & loved it. Last week, Graham posted a photo of Leith Walk, 1986 on an Edinburgh FB page. It’s my Grampa, standing in the spot where he would meet us. Is probably waiting for us in this. We’re thrilled. 💜

this is great. Too old now and not cool enough then, but the very early morning feelings at the end of a night were magical.

During the Summer of 1998, photographer Mischa Haller travelled across the UK to chronicle clubbers and partygoers spilling out onto the streets in the small hours of the morning. The idea was to show what it felt like to be young and up all night in that slightly woozy, surreal

4th picture is #Brighton 1998 with a few more in the archive link.

During the Summer of 1998, photographer Mischa Haller travelled across the UK to chronicle clubbers and partygoers spilling out onto the streets in the small hours of the morning. The idea was to show what it felt like to be young and up all night in that slightly woozy, surreal

New Brighton, 1989.

Photo © Rob Bremner, all rights reserved.

New Brighton, 1989.

Photo © Rob Bremner, all rights reserved.

Perfect Sunday tunes from British Culture Archive 👌

Sunday Social Spotify Playlist from BCA.

> open.spotify.com/playlist/4cyTD…

Amazing times at Cream in the mid-nineties.

Cream, Liverpool, circa 1994/95.

Photo © Mark McNulty, all rights reserved.

The Tish Murtha Archive photo via British Culture Archive that inspired me to write Phobia - full poem The Friday Poem thefridaypoem.com/phobia-nichola…

Kids jumping onto mattresses by Tish Murtha. From the series Youth Unemployment (1981).

Photo © Ella Murtha, all rights reserved.

This is one of the greatest ever photos of working class British life. Brilliant from Tish Murtha as is the recent documentary, Tish about her and made by her daughter.

What an eye she had. You can look at this photo for hours. So many stories being told.