How well do you remember Worcester in the 1970s?

This week's quiz is a bit of a nostalgic jaunt back to the 1970s - how much do you remember? First up, if you were a modern man in 1973, you may possibly have been clothes shopping here. Where is it?

2. Long before the street was pedestrianised, you might have popped in to David Greig's for a loaf of bread at 7 and a half pence. What street was this?

3. It's not hard to guess which era this advert for K Shoes is from! You might have wandered past this board in Blackfriars Shopping Precinct in 1973, but what other K was a famous brand going strong in Worcester at this time?

4. Worcester's High Street looks rather different when it's full of vehicles. Those with exceptional eyesight may just be able to spot the projecting sign for Cherry Blossom restaurant in the centre of the image. What kind of food was served here?

5. If you were out for a few drinks and a dance in 1979 you might have called in to Tramps. In which street?

6. The Golden Lion Arcade ran between High Street and The Shambles; you could call in to The Cabin to replace your watch battery, or perhaps call in for a strong cuppa at which cafe?

7. Ready to make a swift get away? Where was the Midland Bank?

8. These days you'd only be able to park here, but when this image was taken you'd get treble Green Shield Stamps when you filled up with petrol. On which street is this well known Worcester landmark?

9. You might call in to the TSB Bank, the back entrance to Russell & Dorrell or even Haven Discount here. Which shopping precinct was this, more recently renamed as Cathedral Plaza?

10. And finally, a convenience that has disappeared from view - the men's underground toilets shown here in 1975, in which city centre street?