Do you recognise yourself or anyone else?
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A Lancashire farmer suffering during the worst crisis in the industry for decades has turned to the world of business to keep his head above water. Fourth generation farmer James Tomlinson has converted redundant century-old farm buildings to create a state-of-the-art business park at his farm in Clifton. The farm has been in the Tomlinson family since 1900, when James's great grandfather, also called James, bought it
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Almost 600 former schoolmates and teachers gathered at Preston's University of Central Lancashire to share tall tales. The huge gathering was called to celebrate the 30-year history of St Edmund Campion RC High School, founded in 1959 in Lea. It was merged with St Cuthbert Mayne of Fulwood, to form Our Lady's High School in 1988. Pictured: Former head Noel Hogan with past pupils, from left, Doreen Allen, Denise Hughes, Kath Derbyshire, Kath Addison, Louise Hughes and Barbara McGaw
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A Preston teenager is being tipped to punch his way to the top of the boxing world. Oliver Gooch delighted the home crowd at Preston Guildhall when he won his latest bout against Manchester's Larry Kenyon. And according to his coach Peter Wakeling at Kirkham Boxing and Fitness Club, there will be plenty more victories ahead for the 16-year-old Penwortham lad