These old school retro pictures will have you reminiscing about the good old days in 1980s Preston...
29. Won't you Charleston with me? Students from Tuson College Catering Course in Preston get into the swing of things by finding their dancing feet at their 'Roaring Twenties' night.
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30. Darter Geoff Tucker is as Lancashire as hot pot... and the treble tops with the lads in his local pub team. But all that could change when the 32-year-old steps up to the 'oche' in front of millions of TV viewers - wearing the red of Wales. Geoff will be an Englishman playing against England. But the match will be doubly embarrassing - it's in his hometown Preston! Geoff, who lives in Town Hill Walk, Wesham, is eligible for the Welsh team because his mother was born in Wrexham
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31. A nuclear fuel plant union leader has condemed Preston council's Labour group for policies that will throw thousands of workers on the dole. Dave Cartain, one of three convenors at the BNFL Springfields plant near Preston, rolled out a computer printed list of the names of those whose jobs would go if the council's policy was put in effect. Mr Cartain, with colleagues Gordon Berry and Chris Brown, took the list to a meeting with Labour group leaders at Preston town hall
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32. A group of Lancashire schoolchildren are back on the road again - thanks to their parents' fundraising power. Highfield Priory School Parents Association, Preston, has raised £2,500 to help replace an old mini-bus. Pictured is headmaster Mr Barry Duckett receiving the keys from Mrs Sheila Tomlinson and other members of the Highfield Priory School committee
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