So put the kettle on and see who you can see in these retro pictures going back to 1998.
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5. Happy birth-tea
At Owston Court Lodge Owston Village residential home in 1998 where 100 yrs old Mrs Emma Law takes tea with the Mayor of Doncaster Cllr Yvonne Woodcock Photo: R Ingram
6. National Tea Week
Cake Box's Douglas Parratt pours customer Marilyn Walker, of Bennetthorpe, a cuppa......The shop in Copley Road, Doncaster, was celebrating National Tea Week in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor (staff)
7. Smiles and brews
Doncaster Central MP Rosie Wintertyon (right) joined the Alzheimer's Society Doncaster Branch Tea Party at Doncaster Central Library on Tuesday (18/9/2001). Our picture shows Rosie with Kathleen White, aged 76, of Bessacarr, and Bernard Rounthwaite, aged 65, of Tickhill, pictured in 2001 Photo: Steve Taylor
8. Catching up
James Wickens enjoys a cup of tea and a joke with mayor of Doncaster after passing six A-levels despite being brought up in Foster Homes, pictured back in 2002 Photo: Dean Atkins (Staff)