This week we are looking at 1972. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know.
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Playtime for some children in Bamber Bridge took on a new look as they were given the chance of going along to their local park to "do their own thing". The Play Week scheme, organised by Lancashire County Council's Social Services department, was aimed at taking the pressure off busy mums during the school summer holidays and giving the children the chance to play safely
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A place on contrasts: of Georgian splendour, Victorian austerity, martime utility - this is Fleetwood. It's not much to look at, but when the dull cover is lifted, the pages of the book are fascinating. For this is one of Britain's first New Towns
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One way and another, there were quite a lot of hot dogs in Worden Park, Leyland - including at least 220 well-groomed aristocrats hot the trail of success; several hot favourites among them; and even a hot-dog stand to keep canine and human appetites satisfied. For this was the Exemption Dog Show, organised by the Third Leyland and St Mary's Scout group and raised more than 70 for the group
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One way and another, there were quite a lot of hot dogs in Worden Park, Leyland - including at least 220 well-groomed aristocrats hot the trail of success; several hot favourites among them; and even a hot-dog stand to keep canine and human appetites satisfied. For this was the Exemption Dog Show, organised by the Third Leyland and St Mary's Scout group and raised more than 70 for the group. Pictured is one of the well-groomed aristocrats and owner