This week we are looking at the summer of 1987. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know.
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This team of gymnasts proved unstoppable when they took on a town's best athletes. For the girls from Ashton High School in Preston leapt, rolled and twisted their way to four of the five titles in the town's school's gymnastic competition | jpimedia
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Fans of Blackpool FC who had been at Saturday's game with Swindon would have had to look twice to recognise the ground in the picture above. Less than 22 hours after the soccer fans had departed the terraces, Rugby League came to Bloomfield Road for the first time in 30 years and Blackpool Borough turned on a sizzling show of fast, open rugby to celebrate the occasion | jpimedia
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The period piece The Boyfriend, set in the 1920s, was staged at Carr Hill High school in Kirkham, produced by Sheila Warrick and directed by Tony Halenshaw. The cast of Carr Hill High School's production of Sandy Wilson's play are pictured above | jpimedia
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This giant stick of candy is a rock solid record. The 500lb monster is set to enter the Guinness Book of Records as the largest rock around. Nine feet, two inches long and 14 1/2 inches thick, the rock rolled off the production line at Blackpool's Fylde Confectionery Company after a marathon cooling session. The rock will help raise cash for the Children in Need appeal in the summer | jpimedia
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Accident campaigner Mr Stuart Kind has finally got the permanent memorial he wanted to his dead daughter. The pelican crossing he believes will save other lives now stands on the spot where 11-year-old Kristian was killed by a car - at the junction of Lytham Road and Lamaleach Drive on the Freckleton-Warton boundary | jpimedia
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Bereaved parents Norah and William Rigby went back to their dead son's school to inspire another generation of pupils. The couple from Wesham, near Preston, handed over a commemorative plaque designed by friends, in memory of RAF sergeant David Rigby who died in a helicopter crash. The plaque will hang in the chapel of St Bede's RC High School, Lytham, where he was a pupil 10 years ago | jpimedia