This is how Lancashire looked in 1995

A selection of your photographs from days gone by.

This week we are looking at 1995. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1995

Dancing duo John and Janette Sandham detested Country and Western music - until a two-week stint at a holiday camp convention changed their minds. Now the couple are bringing a taste of the latest American craze - American Line Dancing - to Prestonplaceholder image
Dancing duo John and Janette Sandham detested Country and Western music - until a two-week stint at a holiday camp convention changed their minds. Now the couple are bringing a taste of the latest American craze - American Line Dancing - to Preston
A potentially dangerous lack of first aid knowledge among young people in Preston is being patched up by an innovative school scheme, sparked by an idea from Royal Preston Hospital casualty staff. Now 15 pupils from Fulwood High School have picked up their first aid certificates after the course. Pictured above are the pupils watching fellow student Lee Roscoe apply first aidplaceholder image
A potentially dangerous lack of first aid knowledge among young people in Preston is being patched up by an innovative school scheme, sparked by an idea from Royal Preston Hospital casualty staff. Now 15 pupils from Fulwood High School have picked up their first aid certificates after the course. Pictured above are the pupils watching fellow student Lee Roscoe apply first aid
Woodplumpton's playgroup is 100 better off thanks to the local group of Young Farmers, who raised the cash through door-to-door carol singing at Christmas. Pictured is chairman of Woodplumpton Young Farmers, Chris Weir, with brothers Nigel, left, and Robert Ovendon, and others, at the playgroupplaceholder image
Woodplumpton's playgroup is 100 better off thanks to the local group of Young Farmers, who raised the cash through door-to-door carol singing at Christmas. Pictured is chairman of Woodplumpton Young Farmers, Chris Weir, with brothers Nigel, left, and Robert Ovendon, and others, at the playgroup
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