And so, here we take a look back at some of our very best archive pictures of life back in the 1990s in Leyland...
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. Leyland in the 1990s
Young rugby players are celebrating the competion of a £150,000 improvement scheme at their home ground at Moss Side Recreation Area. Pictured: Coun Betty Greenland starts the ball rolling for the Leyland Warriors Photo: RETRO
. Leyland in the 1990s
One of Oscar Wilde's most famous comedies is being revived by Leyland-based Dark House Theatre Company. Cast members, pictured above, are busy rehearsing The Importance of Being Earnest, to be presented at Worden Arts and Crafts Centre in Leyland Photo: RETRO
. Leyland in the 1990s
A group of young actors, who call themselves the Unlimited Theatre Company, and all study at Runshaw College, Leyland, are putting on what they hope will be their latest hit show. It's called Godspell and is a 1960s musical which brings the Gospel of St Matthew to life in real rock and soul style Photo: RETRO
. Leyland in the 1990s
A carol concert in Preston was tinged with sadness after the death of its main organiser. Mr Henry Dobson, of Leyland, died last month after months of hard work for the annual Salvation Army concert at the Guild Hall. The programme included music from two Salvation Army bands, singing from two choirs, a group of pupils with handbells and chimes, and a band of tambourine players Photo: RETRO
. Leyland in the 1990s
Real-life Dane Anthony Larson (centre) plays Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark in C'est Tous theatre company's production of the Shakespearean play Photo: RETRO
13. Leyland in the 1990s
Verger Fred Ridyard inspects the damage to graves at St Andrew's CE Church in Church Road, Leyland Photo: RETRO
14. Leyland in the 1990s
Garry Quinn, assistant manager of Midland Bank, Leyland (left) and Mike Brennan, area schools co-ordinator for iIdland Bank with (from left) Stephen Presler, 15, Chris Hart, 15, Lynne Fender, 15, Andrew Terry, 16, Lorna Goulding, 15, Nick Pollit, 15, Jonathon Gee, 16, Paul Hearne, 13, Alex Dunnett, 13, and Lee Houghton, 11. The pupils from Southlands High School in Chorley raised £7,337 for Children in Need Photo: RETRO
15. Leyland in the 1990s
Lancashire netball seems set for a bright future thanks to these sporting girls from Leyland Motors. Under the watchful eye of top players Ruth Watson and Suzanne Rimmer almost 50 girls are put through their paces every week Photo: RETRO
16. Leyland in the 1990s
Youngsters from a Leyland football team had plenty to shout about with the arrival of their new kit. Preston town crier and assistant team manager Mike Chapman was on hand to announce the arrival of the strip which will be worn with pride by the Leyland United Reformed Church cubs side Photo: RETRO