This was a set of four stamps, released on the 14th May 1985, designed by W. McLean.

This was a set of five stamps, released on the 12th March 1985, designed by C. Beningfield.

The stamps were produced to celebrate British Insects, and the dates coincided with the centenaries of the Royal Entomological Society of London’s Royal Charter and the Selborne Society.

This was a set of five stamps, released on the 22nd January 1985, designed by T. Cuneo.

This was the usual Christmas issue of five stamps, released on the 20th November 1984, designed by Yvonne Gilbert.

The stamps showed images of people taken from the traditional nativity story.

This was a set of five stamps, release on the 31st July 1984, designed by K. Bassford and S. Paine.

They were issued on the occasion of the 200 year anniversary of the first journey of the Mail Coach from Bath to Bristol in 1784. The stamps show ink drawings depicting different events in the time line of the Mail Coach.

This was a set of four stamps, released on the 26th June 1984, designed by H. Waller. The Greenwich Meridian, also known as the Prime Meridian is the line of longitude passing through the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, London. It is the position where longitude is defined by 0 degrees.