The best all-round unit in the UK, Preston 45th Unit Girls' Nautical Training Corps, shows of its coveted Mountbatten Trophy, proudly held by commanding officer, First Officer Denise Gravestock (left) and Second Officer Joyce Maxfield

This is how Lancashire looked in 1977

A selection of your photographs from days gone by.

This week we are looking at 1977. Do you recognise yourself or anyone else in these pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Stories that hit the headlines back in 1977

The St Gregory's school netball team, winners of the Preston Primary Schools tournament. Front (left to right): Suzanne Ormsby, Louise Drake, Lesley Helm, Tracey Gallagher. Back: Julie Farnworth, Jane Allen, Bridgett Barrett, Janet Holker, Julia Connolly and Mrs Suzanne Parsons
The St Gregory's school netball team, winners of the Preston Primary Schools tournament. Front (left to right): Suzanne Ormsby, Louise Drake, Lesley Helm, Tracey Gallagher. Back: Julie Farnworth, Jane Allen, Bridgett Barrett, Janet Holker, Julia Connolly and Mrs Suzanne Parsons
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A Preston school danced its way to success at the Blackburn Dance Festival which it entered for the first time. A "Variety of Moods" modern dance sequence won the juniors - 11 to 13 years - of Winckley Square Convent, the Schools Section trophy and the seniors - over 13 years - came second with their sequence "The Four Seasons".
A Preston school danced its way to success at the Blackburn Dance Festival which it entered for the first time. A "Variety of Moods" modern dance sequence won the juniors - 11 to 13 years - of Winckley Square Convent, the Schools Section trophy and the seniors - over 13 years - came second with their sequence "The Four Seasons".
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Youngsters from Penwortham County Secondary School have been learning road safety the hard way. For they have spent one lesson a week for the past eight months making wooden models of the Tufty family. The models were to be used for a float in the Leyland Festival
Youngsters from Penwortham County Secondary School have been learning road safety the hard way. For they have spent one lesson a week for the past eight months making wooden models of the Tufty family. The models were to be used for a float in the Leyland Festival
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Willie Cunningham presents the West Lancashire Cup to the Preston Town Primary Schools' team, watched by Fr Michael Spencer (chairman of Preston Schools' Football Association) and young players of the successful primary schools in the league
Willie Cunningham presents the West Lancashire Cup to the Preston Town Primary Schools' team, watched by Fr Michael Spencer (chairman of Preston Schools' Football Association) and young players of the successful primary schools in the league
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