Children from Ingol Pool House School, Preston, have won a top trophy for safe cyclists. The school, on Kidsgrove, Tanterton, 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 ChapmanChildren from Ingol Pool House School, Preston, have won a top trophy for safe cyclists. The school, on Kidsgrove, Tanterton, 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
Children from Ingol Pool House School, Preston, have won a top trophy for safe cyclists. The school, on Kidsgrove, Tanterton, 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

28 pictures showing just what life was like in 1991 for people in Preston

By Naomi Moon
Published 27th Dec 2022, 04:55 BST
Our delve into the archives bringing you the best picture memories throughout the decades

This time it is a look at what life was like for the folk of Preston back in 1991. Do you recognise yourself? Or any of your friends? Let us know. READ MORE: Picture memories from 1990. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: More pictures from 1989. MORE MEMORIES: Photos taking you back to 1988

Preston-based Red Rosettes Barbershop Chorus were hoping to sing their way through to the national final of the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers. The Chorus were led by former singer and now conductor Linda Corcoran.

25. Preston in 1991

Preston-based Red Rosettes Barbershop Chorus were hoping to sing their way through to the national final of the Ladies Association of British Barbershop Singers. The Chorus were led by former singer and now conductor Linda Corcoran. Photo: Archive

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Bank workers mixed up the sexes at a high-shooting annual sports evening. Men took part in ladies' netball matches and women played alongside men on the football pitch to see which bank in the Preston area came out first

26. Preston in 1991

Bank workers mixed up the sexes at a high-shooting annual sports evening. Men took part in ladies' netball matches and women played alongside men on the football pitch to see which bank in the Preston area came out first Photo: Archive

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Torch bearers from All Hallows High School in Penwortham. From left: Lynda Rainford, Clare Crowley, Joanna Holland, Carole Peacock, Joanne Todhunter, and Mandy Duffy

27. Preston in 1991

Torch bearers from All Hallows High School in Penwortham. From left: Lynda Rainford, Clare Crowley, Joanna Holland, Carole Peacock, Joanne Todhunter, and Mandy Duffy Photo: Archive

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Crowds gather for the Passion Play which was performed all across Preston town centre

28. Preston in 1991

Crowds gather for the Passion Play which was performed all across Preston town centre Photo: Archive

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