1942
27 Sep	Born Bernard William Jewry, Muswell Hill, London
1944
	Moved to 5 Clifton Place, Mansfield, Notts
1947
	Starts at St Peters Church of England School, Mansfield
1951
	Makes stage debut as 'Ronnie' in No Room At The Inn' at Palace Theatre, Mansfield
1953
Sep	Goes to Southwell Minster School as a boarder.
1959
Jul	Sings on stage for the 1st time when stepping up to sing 'Who Slapped John' With Johnny Theakstone & The Tremolos.
1960
Aug	Sings with the Tremolos when Johnny Theakstone is taken ill. Takes over from Johhny as Shane Fenton & the Fentones when Johnny dies of Rhuematic Fever.
1961
Feb	After an audition at the BBC the group start appearing on Saturday Club & other BBC Light Programes & Tommy Sanderson becomes their manager.
Sep	Release 1st single I'm A Moody Guy / Five Foot Two on Parlaphone Records.
03-Oct	Shane Fenton is launched at a press reception at the Centre of Sound, Archer Street, Piccadilly Circus, London
1962
Jan	Walk Away / Fallen Leaves Single released.
Mar	It's All Over Now / why Little Girl single released
Apr	Fentones release their own single Lovers guitar / The Mexican
11 Apr	Start a nationwide Larry Parnes tour, with Edan Kane, Billy Fury, The Karl Denver Trio, The Tornados, Peter Jay & the Jaywalkers, Joe Brown & Ricky Stevens
Jun	Cindy's Birthday / It's Gonna Take Magic single released
12-Jul	Opens Mansfield & District Society for the Mentally Handicapped annual fete
Sep	Fentones release their own single The Breeze & I / Just For Jerry
Oct	Too Young For Sad Memories / Your Telling Me Single Released
1963
Jan	I Ain't Got Nobody / Hey Miss Ruby Single Released
10-Mar	Start a nationwide Larry Parnes tour with Joe Brown, Susan Maughan, Jess Conrad, Rolf Harris, The tornados, Heinz, Al page & the Martell Brothers
Apr	First Shane Fenton solo single A Fools paradise / I'll Know released
1969
	Forms the Shane Fentom Trio group
1970
	Hal Carter becomes Shanes manager
1972
	Releases a single called Eastern Seaboard on the Fury Label under Shane Fenton name
	Releases a single called The Fly under the name of Jo Jo Ellis on the Fury label
1973
	Becomes Alvin Stardust after Pete Shelly wrote Coocachoo and wants someone to record it
05-Oct	My Co Ca Choo released on the Magnet Label. Alvin makews 1st TV apperance on Lift Off With Ayshea programme
15-Nov	1st appearance on Top of the Pops
02-Dec	My Coo Ca Choo reaches No. 2 in charts
1974
23-Jan	Makes 1st live performance as Alvin Stardust at the Midem Gala at the Paris de Festival, Cannes
01-Feb	Jealous Mind single released
01-Mar	1st album The Untouchable released
05-Mar	Jealous Mind reaches No 1 in the charts
12-Mar	Uk Tour starts in Birmingham
Apr	Red Dress single released
23-Aug	You You You single released
15-Nov	Tell Me why single released
29-Nov	2nd Album 'Alvin Stardust' released
1975
24-Jan	Good Love Can Never Die single released
28-Feb	Appears on TV programme Supersonic with Rod Stweart, Gary Glitter, The Bay City Rollers, status quo & Gilbert O' Sullivan
	Sweet Cheating Rita single released
1976
	does Green Cross Code Road Safety campain video
1979
1980
	Appears on TV's Oh Boy & Lets Rock programmes With Lulu, Shakin' Stevens, Joe Brown & Freddie Fingers Lee
1981
	Pretend single released
	A wonderful Time Up There single released
1984
	I Feel Like Buddy Holly Single released
	I Wont Runaway single released
	So Near To Christmas single released
1985
	Got A Little Heartache single released
	Was the subject of This Is Your Life programme
	Appear on Eurovision Song contest qualifying heat with The Clock On The Wall single
1986
	Recorded a duet with Shiela Walsh, I Hope & I Pray
	Appeared in Godspell
	Appeared in David Copperfield
	Appeared in Billy Butlin Story
2005
	Played the Child Catcher in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the London Palladium.