This week we are looking at 1991. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1991
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A crack girls team have the Lancashire netball world in their hands after winning a top district tournament. The year 11 squad from Walton-le-Dale High School, near Preston, trounced the opposition to take the South Ribble Schools Netball Championship for the fifth year running. The winning team, from left, Debra Marginson, Nicki Butterworth, Kate Priest, Zena Jewell, Emma Parkins, Lesley McColl, Shirley Saumtelly and Louise Walmsley
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Christmas shoppers were entertained by a young morris dancing troupe going through their routines. The Preston Rosettes put on a display in the town's St George's shopping centre to raise cash for uniforms for the Guild celebrations in 1992. Around 70 dancers aged between two and 14 - some pictured above - wowed crowds and raised more than £100 for their fund
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Pupils from a Lancaster primary school have been all around the world for their Christmas celebrations. Children from Ridge School performed Everywhere Everywhere Christmas Tonight as their play for the festive season. It took the form of songs from countries all around the world including Mexico, France, China, Trinidad and Hawaii. It was narrated by Kerry Wilson, and Jamie Davies played the central character of Pablo
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Members of Springfields Under 16s team - Back, left to right: Michael Banks, Scott Wiliams, David Donnachie, Neil Archibald, Andrew Banks, Michael Botes, Ian Innes, Paul O'Neill, Alan Armstrong. Front: Michael Wood, Michael Cadwallader, Steven Fraser, Daniel Cleary, Lee Kay, Michael Armstrong
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Geoffrey Thompson, boss of Britain's most popular fun park - the Fun House in Blackpool - sat amongst the smouldering debris of a £10m fire, clutching the head of the famous Fun House clown, and pledged it would rise from the ashes. Known just as the Laughing Clown, he had the last laugh, escaping the inferno because he was having a facelift
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Seventeen-year-old Wendy Britton watches artist Andrew Rawcliffe at work painting Charlotte Clarke during Art Week at Carr Hill High School in Kirkham. The workshop was part of Art Week, held annually at the school | jpimedia
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Red faces march red noses when pupils from a Preston school joined in an exhausting three-legged badminton competition to raise money for Comic Relief. Pictured above are some of the red-nosed badminton players Mohammed Ismail, Scott Omar, Laura Newing and Donna Lawson | jpimedia
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Captivated children turned the page on a new chapter in their education. They listened with interest as author and illustrator Paul Adshead told them about books at a Lancashire school. The youngsters at Longridge County Primary school, near Preston, were told how Paul, of Thornton, near Blackpool, found ideas for his book and how long it took him to illustrates his books, which include a Peacock on the Roof | jpimedia
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Youngsters from a Lancashire primary school took to the saddle to help boost the Magic Million Appeal. They queued up for pony rides led by headmaster Ian McCondichie. The rides - courtesy of Nancy the pony - were part of a coffee morning and bring and buy sale held at the John Croft CofE school, on Garstang Road, Bilsborrow, near Preston | jpimedia