We are talking 1995 - 30 years ago when people and places were snapped by our photographers. You might be pictured...
13. 1995 Preston
High-flying British Aerospace in Lancashire have been named as one of the winners of the coveted Queen's Awards for Export. BAe was given the honour for the work of the military aircraft division which is based at Warton, near Preston, and which also includes the site at nearby Samlesbury Photo: RETRO
14. 1995 Preston
Preston's Sikh community is enjoying a traditional religious celebration. The community is putting on a festival to mark the birthday of the last of the religion's 10 gurus, Gobind Singh Ji. It involves the community's spiritual leaders reading the Granth, the Sikh holy book, without a break for 48 hours. Pictured: Guests join Preston's Sikh community for a colourful festival opening Photo: RETRO
15. 1995 Preston
The trial of four protestors who were alleged to have got on to the British Aerospace military plane making site at Warton has collapsed. At the end of the prosecution case at Preston Crown Court, the judge John Appleton, ruled that three of the defendents had to case to answer. The prosecution decided not to proceed against the fourth, and the jury returned formal not guilty verdicts on all four. Katherine Whitham and Rachel Julian, both 24 of Littleborough, near Rochdale, Michael Bane, 29, of Delph, Oldham, and 31-year-old Christopher Cole of Stoke Newingtton, London, had all pleaded not guilty Photo: RETRO
16. 1995 Preston
A missing clock that can transport people to Never Never Land is being hunted by a wicked wiazrd in the family panto Hickory Dickory Dock, which is being presented by the St James' PLayers in Lostock Hall, near Preston. Pictured above are some of the cast members taking part in the traditional show Photo: RETRO