. Fylde Coast in 1982
A display by Taekwondo champions Terry Clark, Cecilia Daly and Michael McKenna, watched by the rest of the club at Fleetwood where they train Photo: Archive
. Fylde Coast in 1982
An Anglo-Arab meeting by the Chamber of Commerce at The Crofters Hotel, Garstang Photo: Archive
. Fylde Coast in 1982
Ronnie Clarke and Jack Cross at the Garstang canal basin Photo: Archive
. Fylde Coast in 1982
A seaside carnival raised a record amount for charity - even though the sun did not shine. The collectors at Morecambe Carnival, mingling with the crowds, reaped a grand total of £1,600. The event started with a parade of 80 decorated floats and vehicles winding its way through the hundreds of onlookers from Sandylands Parade to the Lancaster Road school field, and included these ladies from Preedy and Sons, making friends with the Dulux dog Photo: Archive
. Fylde Coast in 1982
It's good to be back! That was the message from these Lancashire children who were 'evacuated' to another school while emergency repairs were carried out on their own classrooms. The 200 pupils left Clifton County School in Clitheroe Road, Lytham when cracks started appearing in the walls. Temporary accommodation was found nearby in Sydney Street, but they are back after an extended Easter break Photo: Archive
. Fylde Coast in 1982
Meet the hare of the dog! Bunsen the rabbit and Crispin the golden retriever are happy to share the affections in the Melling household. Ever since Crispin sniffed out the black rabbit, huddling half frozen in a hedgerow, the two have been unlikely kennel-mates at their home in Sycamore Avenue, Garstang Photo: Archive
1. Fylde Coast in 1982
An Anglo-Arab meeting by the Chamber of Commerce at The Crofters Hotel, Garstang Photo: Archive
2. Fylde Coast in 1982
Ronnie Clarke and Jack Cross at the Garstang canal basin Photo: Archive
3. Fylde Coast in 1982
A seaside carnival raised a record amount for charity - even though the sun did not shine. The collectors at Morecambe Carnival, mingling with the crowds, reaped a grand total of £1,600. The event started with a parade of 80 decorated floats and vehicles winding its way through the hundreds of onlookers from Sandylands Parade to the Lancaster Road school field, and included these ladies from Preedy and Sons, making friends with the Dulux dog Photo: Archive
4. Fylde Coast in 1982
It's good to be back! That was the message from these Lancashire children who were 'evacuated' to another school while emergency repairs were carried out on their own classrooms. The 200 pupils left Clifton County School in Clitheroe Road, Lytham when cracks started appearing in the walls. Temporary accommodation was found nearby in Sydney Street, but they are back after an extended Easter break Photo: Archive