People

Debbie Wilson aka Debbie Juvenile aka Little Debbie from North London was a close friend of Siouxsie and a member of the Bromley Contingent.

Eddie Duggan tells about Punk Rock in the late Seventies along with his exclusive photos of The Adverts, Cherry Vanilla & Wayne County.

Helen Wellington-Lloyd, aka Helen of Troy, was from South Africa and notable for being a friend of Malcolm McLaren and Sex Pistols.

Jane Suck (Jane Jackman) was a legendary punk writer for Sounds music paper in the late seventies noted for her passionate outbursts.

John Peel was a Radio 1 DJ who embraced and played punk rock (and reggae) on his show when everywhere else and his peers refused.

Jordan, aka Pamela Rooke, was an icon of the British punk rock scene famously working in McLaren & Westwood’s SEX/Seditionaries.

Linda Ashby was a dominatrix who serviced MPs in her flat near the houses of parliament and friend of the Sex Pistols and Bromley Contingent.

When the 20-year-old Nancy Spungen was found fatally stabbed by allegedly boyfriend Sid Vicious at the Chelsea Hotel in 1978 she and he entered punk rock legend.

The story of Sid Vicious, the punk rebel who rose to fame in the late 1970s as part of the Sex Pistols and lover of Nancy Spungen. before tragically dying of a drug overdose.

Simone Thomas was a member of the Bromley Contingent and appeared on TV with the Sex Pistols in the infamous Bill Grundy Interview.

Soo Catwoman, aka Sue Lucas, was instantly recognisable by her ‘cat’ haircut and was a key face on the early Punk scene.

Steve Strange – The Journey from Punk face via the band the Moors Murderers to The Photons to New Romantic and Blitz!

The Bromley Contingent were the Sex Pistols earliest punk fans featuring among others Siouxsie , Billy Idol and Steve Severin.

Tracie O’Keefe was a Bromley Contingent member and friend of Debbie Wilson dying tragically early in 1978 aged 18.