Scores of nostalgic motorists were taken back to the swinging 60s this weekend as they cruised along Brighton seafront on their scooters - fifty years after their infamous clash with the Rockers. The ...

ONLOOKERS in Westhoughton could be forgiven for thinking they had travelled back in time to the swinging sixties — when the mods and rockers rode into town. More than 150 scooter riders descended on ...

Get ready to be transported back to the swinging sixties at Leicester's first REVIVE Festival. Taking place over three weekends in June, REVIVE aims to bring the past to life. The project is a ...

The Square was an ideal spot for Mods to show off their scooters. “We liked to congregate in the Old Market Square and show off our scooters by the Council House,” said Maurice Moore. A new book about ...

They may now be retired grandfathers, but that didn't stop these two former Mods climbing aboard their scooters and heading for Brighton. Fifty years ago today John Pedrick and Adrian Tincknell were ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A banner reading "1966" hangs above DJ Rena Durrant and her turntables at Club Satisfaction in Hollywood. On the dance floor, doe-eyed girls in polyester A-line dresses and bobbed ...

CROSBY’S answer to Paul Weller has starred in a short independent film about mods, scooters and sixties music. Glen Stewart, who appears in Soul Rider, had already captured the attention of Crosby ...

STEVE Mason always dreamed of being a Mod. As a teenager in the 1960s he admired the sharp suits, longed for a scooter and loved bands like The Who. The 13-year-old was slightly too young to make it ...

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A new book about the 1960s Mod scenes in Nottingham and Leicester is to published to mark the 40th anniversary of The Who’s cult film Quadrophenia. Mods: Two City Connection tells the story of how the ...

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