Better late than never... |
| Sarah Williams, editor of WDYTYA Magazine with her star columnist and blogger Dr Alan Crosby |
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| Alan Crosby, looking as though he is about to deliver a sermon |
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| Here comes the judge... |
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| Myko and Ian from FindmyPast representing the forces of law and order |
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| Caught! The Family Recorder gets her collar felt |
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| PC Myko with his hand in the sweetie jar when he thinks no-one is looking |
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| Chris Paton aka British GENES demonstrating how he would deal with a sweetie thief |
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| The Rosenbergs dining in style... |
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| ...taking a break from their strategically-place stand |
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| Ian and Sharon Hartas of the excellent UKBMD and related sites |
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| Else Churchill can't compete with Jackie Depelle in the hat department, but she's really going for it with the badges! |
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| Mistress Agnes and a gentleman friend (aka Janet Braund Few, who blogs as The History Interpreter, and Chris Braund) |
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| John Wood of The National Archives learning that he has been designated Employee of the Month, and his prize is a night out with The Family Recorder. Cheer up John, it could have been the second prize, two nights out... |
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| From The National Archives, Roger Kershaw, head of military, maritime, transport and family history teams with Mark Pearsall, family history specialist |
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| William Roache, featured in the last series of WDYTYA, best known as an original cast member of Coronation Street, and still going strong after more than 50 years |
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