They're off! Fun runners leap into action at Lancashire Polytechnic in aid of the man who fired the starting pistol. Dr Tim Curtis is suffering from leukaemia and an appeal named after him is helping to pay for a new leukaemia unit at Christie's Hospital in Manchester. Around 100 people jogged through the campus at Preston to raise fundsplaceholder image
They're off! Fun runners leap into action at Lancashire Polytechnic in aid of the man who fired the starting pistol. Dr Tim Curtis is suffering from leukaemia and an appeal named after him is helping to pay for a new leukaemia unit at Christie's Hospital in Manchester. Around 100 people jogged through the campus at Preston to raise funds | jpimedia

This is how Lancashire looked in 1986

By Naomi Moon
Published 6th Feb 2020, 12:35 GMT
Updated 6th Feb 2020, 12:52 GMT

A selection of your photographs from days gone by.

This week we are looking at 1986. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1986

The Grand Old Duke of York is marching up to the hill again - to entertain pupils and parents at Carr Hill High School in Kirkham. A 40-strong cast of children and parents have been rehearsing hard for the production

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The Grand Old Duke of York is marching up to the hill again - to entertain pupils and parents at Carr Hill High School in Kirkham. A 40-strong cast of children and parents have been rehearsing hard for the production | jpimedia

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Lancashire Evening Post reporter Tony Peregrine chats to a pupil at Rossall School, at is prepares to celebrate its 125th birthday

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Lancashire Evening Post reporter Tony Peregrine chats to a pupil at Rossall School, at is prepares to celebrate its 125th birthday | jpimedia

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Evidence at Fishwick Hall Golf Club suggests beyond any doubt that golf is gaining in popularity among teenagers. That's why professional Harry Smith is keen to see more clubs increase facilities to foster growth. Harry, pictured above, hands out some useful hints

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Evidence at Fishwick Hall Golf Club suggests beyond any doubt that golf is gaining in popularity among teenagers. That's why professional Harry Smith is keen to see more clubs increase facilities to foster growth. Harry, pictured above, hands out some useful hints | jpimedia

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