Bereaved paretnts Norah and William Rigby went back to their dead son's school to inspire another generation of pupils. The couple from Wesham, near Preston, handed over a commemorative plaque designed by friends, in memory of RAF sergeant David Rigby who died in a helicopter crash. The plaque will hang in the chapel of St Bede's RC High School, Lytham, where he was a pupil 10 years agoBereaved paretnts Norah and William Rigby went back to their dead son's school to inspire another generation of pupils. The couple from Wesham, near Preston, handed over a commemorative plaque designed by friends, in memory of RAF sergeant David Rigby who died in a helicopter crash. The plaque will hang in the chapel of St Bede's RC High School, Lytham, where he was a pupil 10 years ago
Bereaved paretnts Norah and William Rigby went back to their dead son's school to inspire another generation of pupils. The couple from Wesham, near Preston, handed over a commemorative plaque designed by friends, in memory of RAF sergeant David Rigby who died in a helicopter crash. The plaque will hang in the chapel of St Bede's RC High School, Lytham, where he was a pupil 10 years ago

Fylde Coast nostalgia: Here's 13 pictures taking you back to 1987 in Lytham, Fleetwood, Garstang and Morecambe

By Naomi Moon
Published 3rd Nov 2022, 04:55 BST
This week we are bringing you photographs from 35 years ago, in 1987.

If you have old images you would like to share with us, email them with a description to: [email protected]. READ MORE: Fylde Coast pictures from 1986. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Pictures from the 1970s on the Fylde Coast. MORE MEMORIES: Life on the Fylde Coast in 1985

A wind of change is blowing through Lancashire's once-disappearing "Windmill Land". In the past, many of the historic mills have been allowed to fall into disrepair. But a firm of Lancashire craftsmen is helping to preserve an important part of the county's heritage. N. Gillett and Son, based in the village of Wesham, near Kirkham, has helped restore many of the windmills in the area, including this one at Treales, which is home to Joe and Shirley Lee

1. Fylde Coast in 1987

A wind of change is blowing through Lancashire's once-disappearing "Windmill Land". In the past, many of the historic mills have been allowed to fall into disrepair. But a firm of Lancashire craftsmen is helping to preserve an important part of the county's heritage. N. Gillett and Son, based in the village of Wesham, near Kirkham, has helped restore many of the windmills in the area, including this one at Treales, which is home to Joe and Shirley Lee Photo: Archive

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Winners in the Miss Wyre 1987 competition

2. Fylde Coast in 1987

Winners in the Miss Wyre 1987 competition Photo: Archive

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A 500 llb stick of rock in St. Annes

3. Fylde Coast in 1987

A 500 llb stick of rock in St. Annes Photo: Archive

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A wind of change is blowing through Lancashire's once-disappearing "Windmill Land". In the past, many of the historic mills have been allowed to fall into disrepair. But a firm of Lancashire craftsmen is helping to preserve an important part of the county's heritage. N. Gillett and Son, based in the village of Wesham, near Kirkham, has helped restore many of the windmills in the area, including this one at Treales, which is home to Joe and Shirley Lee

4. Fylde Coast in 1987

A wind of change is blowing through Lancashire's once-disappearing "Windmill Land". In the past, many of the historic mills have been allowed to fall into disrepair. But a firm of Lancashire craftsmen is helping to preserve an important part of the county's heritage. N. Gillett and Son, based in the village of Wesham, near Kirkham, has helped restore many of the windmills in the area, including this one at Treales, which is home to Joe and Shirley Lee Photo: Archive

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More than 6,000 people turned out at Lytham in a bid to set up a new world record for the longest line of hand-held lit candles, raising more than £5,500 for Children in Need at the same time

5. Fylde Coast in 1987

More than 6,000 people turned out at Lytham in a bid to set up a new world record for the longest line of hand-held lit candles, raising more than £5,500 for Children in Need at the same time Photo: Archive

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More than 6,000 people turned out at Lytham in a bid to set up a new world record for the longest line of hand-held lit candles, raising more than £5,500 for Children in Need at the same time

6. Fylde Coast in 1987

More than 6,000 people turned out at Lytham in a bid to set up a new world record for the longest line of hand-held lit candles, raising more than £5,500 for Children in Need at the same time Photo: Archive

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