This week we are looking at 1984. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1984
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Youngsters from the Sue Turner stage school in Blackpool entertain the crowd during the BBC fun knockout contest Anything Goes. It was filmed at Blackpool Tower Circus and is the new series which will replace the family favourite It's A Knockout | jpimedia
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Lancashire's first formal church unity project has been launched at Lytham. Six hundred people crowded into St Cuthbert's Anglican Church to witness the signing of a covenant between five Protestant churches in the town pledging to work together whenever possible | jpimedia
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A group of pedal pushing pupils got top marks in a national road safety test. Youngsters from Catforth County Primary School, near Preston, rode to a silver trophy for notching up the minimum number of faults in the national Cycling Proficiency Scheme Test. The Coun Jack Heatley Cycling Trophy was handed to the children at a special ceremony in the school by Coun Heatley himself | jpimedia
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These young Einsteins proved their genius in a nationwide science scheme. The children from Walton-le-Dale High School, near Preston, gave up their dinner time breaks to work in the school's laboratory. And their hard work paid off when they all won bronze awards in a new national young boffins programme being run by the British Association for the Advancement of Science | jpimedia