Take a look at a few of our best archive pictures of life in Chorley back in the late ‘80s...
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1. Chorley in the late '80s
Cheerful Chorley man Fred Berry hung up his lollipop stick for the last time, but he won't be forgotten by his vast army of fans at Chorley's Duke Street Primary School. He has been manning the Bolton Street-Duke Street crossing for nearly 10 years Photo: RETRO
2. Chorley in the late '80s
Four members of Chorley Rotary Club set themselves a gruelling challenge by riding 20 miles along bridleways and roads in Rivington Moor, Horwich, Belmont and Winter Hill - all to raise money for the Rotary International Polio Plud fund. Here they are being waved off from Chorley's Town Hall by the mayor Coun Mrs Edna Shone. Photo: RETRO
3. Chorley in the late '80s
Talbot Trekkers John Lee (left) and Chairman Andy Bagot (right) with the 'chariot' Marc Smith, Martin Bagot and Bryn Jackson pulled from Preston to Whitehaven to raise more than £3,000 for Children in Need. The lads from the New Talbot pub at Euxton near Chorley walked the 140 miles, towing their charity chariot, in six days Photo: RETRO
4. Chorley in the late '80s
Youngsters from Anderton County Primary are the tops when it comes to road safety. They proved it in more ways than one by beating off tough competition from schools throughout Chorley and district to win the coveted road safety challenge contest organised by local police Photo: RETRO