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A group of fundraising Netherton girls raised £18. 50 for the Anne Diamond appealA group of fundraising Netherton girls raised £ 18.50 for the Anne Diamond appeal. ELaura Blezard 10, Jodie Woodhead 9, Sheryl Robertshaw 7
Childrens colouring contest winners collected prizes from Wellington Mills Carpets Lindley. Youngsters aged 3 to 10 had to colour a drawing
Fireman Paddy Flaherty made sure these youngsters had the right hat of the occasion when they visited Slaithwaite Fire Stations open day yesterday
Hoping to pick a winner... Miss Examiner Andrea Stokes tried her hand on the lucky card stall after opening a garden party in the grounds of St Johns Church, Upperthong
Mirror mirror... face painter Mrs Louise Warwick lets Kyle Warwick takes a look at her handiwork during Marsden Festival. Pictured waiting for their turns are (from left) Callum Gibson
Learning through football... Holmfirth Junior School pupils Sophie Carr (front), Crystal Ward and James Bowers measure Huddersfield Towns pitch in a pioneering education project
Ticket to ride... Owen Apsinall, Richard Saville and Peter Dawson study the route they are to take on their sponsored cycle ride
Picture of happiness... Mr David Wikins, Scout leader of the 14th Huddersfield (Marsden) troop (left) receives a picture from group treasurer Mrs Elaine Hinchliffe to mark 27 years as a leader
Children from Huddersfield Yamaha Music School are celebrating exam successes. Teacher Janet Charlton is seen with award winners. 6th September 1991
This larger than life version of BBC childrens TV personality Edd the Duck visited huddersfield to open a new shop. EThe giant Edd-pictured with young customers-helped branch Manager Angela Borley
Golden boys... these five members of the 32nd Dalton Cub Scouts have received the highest Cun honour, the Gold Arrow. They are (from left) Robert Wheatley, 10, Andrew Keaveney, nine, Richard Dunsby
A pet show organised by eight friends from Holmfirth High School raised more than £; 86 for the RSPCA. Pictured presenting the money to the RSPCA representative Mrs Shirley Smith (front right)
Dinner-lady Mrs Doreen Pounder has retired after 28 years at two Huddersfield schools. She is pictured receiving a bouquet of flowers from Yasmeen Conway (left) and Natasha Knutton
60 firemen tackle blaze at ICI North Tees near Billingham, 2nd January 1972. The fire was located at the No.1 Aromatic Plant
Palls of smoke spread over Redcar and as far as Skelton when a fire started near the Shell refinery at Teesport, 1st September 1971
St Johns Shopping Centre, Liverpool 9th March 1971
Shop spaces in Charlotte Way, St Johns Shopping Centre, Liverpool 15th March 1971
Queen Square, Liverpool, 18th September 1981
Clayton Square Shopping Centre, St Johns Blacklers store conversion well under way, Liverpool 19th July 1989
Christmas shoppers in Church Street, Liverpool, 11th November 1991
Christmas shoppers in Clayton Square Shopping Centre, Liverpool, 11th November 1991
A view of Strand Shopping Centre, Bootle, Merseyside, from the nearby 21 storey block of flats, 2nd October 1968
Redevelopment for new Strand Shopping Centre, Bootle, Merseyside, 10th November 1966
Opening Ceremony, Strand Shopping Centre, Bootle, Merseyside, by Mayor of Bootle, Alderman Oliver Ellis and the deputy Bargemaster of Mons, P Couneson, 4th October 1968
New Boots store opening at Clayton Square Shopping Centre, Liverpool 9th November 1988
Clayton Square. Liverpool, Circa 1990
Clayton Square. Liverpool 6th January 1981
Amdega Conservatories. Managing Director, Stephen Taylor, shows the planned extension will give the company a lot more space in which to produce their in demand conservatories on land which presently
Jon Bainbridge, workshop manager, at A V Dawson Ltd. Haulage Company. checks one of the this rigs tyres, Middlesbrough, 8th July 1980
Amdega Conservatories. Joiner puts the finishing touches to one of the joints of a section of frame for a conservatory. 27th January 1989
A V Dawson Ltd. Haulage Company. The company employs over 100 people, runs both road and rail vehicles and had just spent 1 million in the former British Steel Ayrton works, Middlesbrough
Air Products. A group of proud Cleveland truckers must be walking on air this week after scooping a major national safe driving award
ABLE UK. One for the can! Derek Vaughan of Thames Road, Billingham, operator on the giant No. 1 crane working on the next oil platform being built at Laing Offshore Pipelines
Salesman at aNCO Windows, Showroom, Teesside, 10th January 1989
Aircam Aviation. Based at Teesside Airport, has an agreement with County Durham ambulance service to get surgeons from Newcastle Freeman Hospital to the airport and then on to wherever the donor is
ABLE UK. Twin concrete legs rise out of the ground near Hartlepool nuclear power station. They are both more than 150ft high
Amdega Conservatories. 27th January 1989
WS Atkins, Consultant Engineers, Middlesbrough. From left, director Peter Fletcher, managing director Keith Hounslow and John McDougall, at their shredding machine. 17th October 1989
Armstrong World Industries Limited. Cyclists Charlie Hewat (l) and Julie Edwards, from Zimbabwe, visit the Thornby factory on their way to Africa on a sponsored cycle trek
Aqua Trading Company 6th March 1989. Managing director Andrew Moffat and company secretary Leeann Hyland, toast the success of the firm with a tat of Northumbrian Spring Water
Appleyard Van & Plant Hire. 5th July 1979
Arcadia Nurseries, Gardening Centre, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, Circa 1989
St James s, Slaithwaithe, Brownies have joined the Stop Press hunt to find the oldest Brownie pack in the area. The Slaithwaithe pack
A technicolour cast - children from Bradley CE Junior School staged two performances of the musical Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat
The 65th anniversary of scouting in the Holme Valley was celebrated at weekend camp. The Holme Valley District Go for 65 weekend camp was held at Sands recreation ground, Holmfirth
Parting gift... Scott Jackson and Nicola Chomiak - and all the other pupils at West Slaithwaithe School - are pictured with their £ 150 cheque for Huddersfield Royal Infirmarys Laser Appeal
Classy conservationists... Lindley Junior School pupils Stephanie Moorhouse and Daniel Claydon receive £ 100 prize money from Janet Gourley, Yorkshire Banks Senior Marketing Liaison Officer
These young barrel boys and girls hope the money will come rolling in from a wacky weekend on the road. The venture scouts from St Patricks Coritani group are rolling out the barrel - from Grasmere
