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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Young guides and brownies of Preston made light work of a marathon bulb planting project. They braved cold winds to plant more than 5,000 crocus bulbs at the entrance to the Threefields estate, Ingol. The sponsored plant-in was to help raise cash for the Harriet Trust. Pictured are the 1st Tanterton Guides on the bulb planting session
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A Chorley dancing school presented an adaptation of Thackeray's The Rose and The Ring at Albany High School. The magical fairy tale, told with a blend of acting, singing and dancing, was put together by a cast of about 90 youngsters, from aged three to 19
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The children of Woodplumpton CE school, near Preston, voted their teachers top of the form when they were given permission to bring their favourite games into school. But though the youngsters were busy enjoying themselves, they were also helping others - raising cash for charity
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Computer whizz-kid Martin Wren-Hilton, 17, hardly has time for homework. The teenage businessman has not yet left school, but he already has his own firm - Prism Computing. Martin, nicknamed The Prof by classmates at Arnold School, Blackpool, has turned pleasure into profit through his love of computers
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Lovely Louise Barlow has scooped her first national beauty contest win - after years gracing the local shop-floor circuit. And the high-flying win for the British Aerospace clerk, based at Warton, has landed just nicely... for her 20th birthday. For Louise, of Whitefield Drive, Penwortham, used her winning smile to defeat 12 other lovelies in the national Miss British Aerospace contest