This week we are looking at 1982. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1982.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Last week we took a look at pictures from 1981
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An army of dedicated young campaigners have begun their war on waste... And their clean sweep is all for the good of the community. More than 150 adults and children gathered in Longridge for the big clean up which they hope will put their town at the top of the litter-free league. Spearheading the campaign were the town's cubs, scouts and church brigades
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Fourteen members of the Poulton Youth Under 14 football club are going on a holiday of a lifetime. Their parents have raised almost £10,000 to send them on a seven match, two-week trip to California. In our picture, the Poulton team show off their tour uniforms
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Ventriloquist Keith Harris and his popular little bird, Orville, are looking forward to getting their teeth into their latest seaside challenge when they bring their highly successful variety show to Blackpool's Grand Theatre. Keith and Orville are pictured above with some of their fans
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Slump-hit Blackpool was blooming again... thanks to a dazzling display of flower power. Crowds packed into the resort's Imperial Hotel to watch the pick of Britain's florists at work. Pictured is ten-year-old Lisa Shuck with one of the winning exhibits at the Interflora Florist of the Year contest
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Preston North End players were the ideal judges for a painting competition organised for young hospital patients by Deepdale Radio... for the subject was football. Team captain Don O'Riordan is pictured with some of the children in Royal Preston Hospital who took part
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Blackpool coach builders Duple won a race against time to unveil two new designs for Birmingham Motor Show. Staff at the Vicarage Road plant had been working round the clock to prepare the futuristic coach bodies for the show - and completed them just in time. The bodies are the first completely new designs from the Lancashire firm for several years