From the start of the Gulf War and the freeing of the Birmingham Six to Helen Sharman becoming the first British woman to go to space, 1991 was a year of countless notable events. Take a look at a few of our best archive pictures depicting what life was like in Preston back in 1991...
These are some incredible historic pictures, so have a look and see if you recognise any familiar sights or faces...
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21. Life in Preston in 1991
A Lancashire martial arts team took part in the battle of the Roses and were triumphant. The team of 16, who practise Tae Kwon Do and train at the Lea Methodist Church Hall on Birkdale Drive, Preston, beat off the challenge from Yorkshire in the competition held in Lytham. Photo: RETRO

22. Life in Preston in 1991
Children from Ingol Pool House School, Preston, have won a top trophy for safe cyclists. The school, on Kidsgrove, Tanterton, Ingol, was awarded the Jack Heatley cycling trophy for the best overall results in 1991. Pictured above: Left to right, Coun Jack Heatley, Lindsay Craig, Glen Hillage and Mr Ken Chapman Photo: RETRO

23. Life in Preston in 1991
Lancashire's Gulf war heroes touched down at Manchester Airport to emotional scenes as their loved ones gathered to welcome them home. More than 100 soldiers frrom the 14/20 King's Hussars, based at Fulwood, Preston were greeted with cheers and songs from family and friends. Photo: RETRO

24. Life in Preston in 1991
These Girl Guides have kept their lips sealed for the Lancashire Evening Post Magic Million Appeal. The youngsters, from the 1st Gregson Lane company, Houghton, near Preston, took part in a sponsored silence at the Gregson Lane Methodist Church to boost the scanner appeal Photo: RETRO