In Preston, as it was with much of the rest of the country, it was a time of excitement, new music, culture, fashion, and fun... and in PNE’s case, David Moyes. Here are our best archive pictures from Preston in 1994 and 1995.
These are some incredible historic pictures, so have a look and see if you recognise any familiar sights or faces...
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17. It was an energetic day for these Preston dancers when they jigged and jogged about for a whole 12 hours to raise money for a trip to Preston's twin town Nimes. The Park School Dance Centre students are hoping to go with Preston College drama students as part of a delegation from Preston Council to celebrate the 40th twinning anniversary of Preston and Nimes
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18. Fresh from a bank robbery... performers from the Preston Outlaws western show team divide the booty, at the Lancashire and Vintage Country Fair at St Michaels village, near Garstang
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19. Female basketball players from Blackpool were celebrating after beating off rivals in a North West college tournament. Blackpool Sixth Form College were the victors in the North West Ladies College Basketball Tournament, at Preston's West View Leisure Centre, after beating South Trafford College 15-10 in the finals. Pictured: Jeremy Mannino and his successful Blackpool Sixth Form College basketball team
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20. Enterprising pupils at a Lancashire high school really took the biscuit when they teamed up with a local confectioner for a special project. Youngsters from St Cecelia's RC High School in Longridge, near Preston, joined forces with Lyons Biscuits from Blackpool, and British Aerospace at Warton, as part of their industry and technology training. The project involved pupils working in groups to produce a new biscuit with a promotional offer of a matching clock and a timer
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