One of Britain’s best loved TV soaps is turning 60! And to celebrate we’re giving readers the opportunity to collect six fantastic pullouts filled with all the memories dating back to the very first episode which captivated viewers from all over the nation on that special December evening.
Each eight-page pullout navigates through a decade of the soap with part one reminiscing on ‘the birth of an icon’ - featuring the best first scene images of all the characters that began the Coronation Street legacy such as young student Ken Barlow, snobby Rovers Return landlady Annie Walker and glamorous siren Elsie Tanner.
Part Two looks at the four top storylines from the decade of 1970-1979, including harrowing scenes from the kidnap of Tracy Langton and one of the most-loved and recognisable couples in the history of Coronation Street, Stan and Hilda Ogden.
As the soap started hotting up, Part Three breaks down all the key moments from 1980-1989. The storylines became more thrilling with things viewers thought were safe, like a loving boyfriend and the familiar local pub, taking a dangerous twist.
The drama doesn’t stop there as parts four and five of the specials detail Corrie in the 90s and early 2000s. The 90s Corrie episodes were packed with gripping storylines from neighbours from hell to love and tragedy such as Roy and Hayley’s love story. Whilst 2000-2010 saw a shake up with mainly issue-led storylines focusing on topics such as sexuality and abuse.
The final special focuses on the last ten years including the present day of Corrie as we know it, packed with recaps of the most explosive storylines from the gas explosion at the Joinery bar to devastating car crashes and family murders.
Britain's longest-running and most popular soap has 60 years worth of action to reflect on, each special will take a nostalgic trip down memory lane highlighting all the best moments of a show that's shaped British television forever, the perfect gift for every Corrie fan!
So don’t miss out, collect all six pullouts everyday from inside your Daily Mirror starting on Monday November 30.
