1. Blackpool in 1989
A sand yacht racing through the sand and spray on Blackpool beach Photo: Archive
2. Blackpool in 1989
Fylde mayor Coun Wilfred Callon did not need to pull a switch to light up Kirkham town centre for the festive season. All he had to do was give a signal on a flashlight from high up in a mobile crane and the streets around the Market Square were suddenly lit up in a blaze of colour. Scores of people gathered to see the switch-on as Carr Hill Band performed carols Photo: Archive
3. Blackpool in 1989
Children at a Kirkham nursery give the thumbs up to a £500 grant they received as part of the Learn Through Play scheme Photo: Archive
4. Blackpool in 1989
Toddler Dane Southworth is a baby in one hundred - and it could earn him a £1,000 prize. The 17-month-old youngster has reached the semi-final stages of the national Boots Baby of the Year contest. Mother Mrs Tracey Southworth, of Forest Gate, Blackpool, was stunned when she heard Dane had won through to the last 100 out of a total entry of 19,000 Photo: Archive
5. Blackpool in 1989
A red rose for a well-read customer was the order of the day at a special St Valentine's party in Kirkham. Pledgers News on Poulton Street was visited by the Evening Post promotions girls, waiting to hand out red roses - supplied by Clifton Garden Centre - to people buying the newspaper. Chris Halliday (pictured) was obviously pleased with his romantic gift, presented by Julie Hollingworth Photo: Archive
6. Blackpool in 1989
Postman Pat and his pals dropped in to the Grand Theatre in Blackpool for a five-day run of the children's musical play Photo: Archive