Images Dated 17th October 1988
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Animals Seals Pollution suffering seals in the dee estuary off the cheshire coast
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Louise Kerry turned a few heads when she stepped out in a a very stylish outfit inspired
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Digging in... Parents and pupils at Flockton CofE First School are seen with spades
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Doug Ellis, Chairman Aston Villa Football Club, Monday 17th October 1988
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John Illsley Bass Guitarist with Dire Straits sitting on table
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Digging in... Parents and pupils at Flockton CofE First School are seen with spades
Digging in... Parents and pupils at Flockton CofE First School are seen with spades and trowels at the ready to continue their work on bulb and tree planting. They are (from left): Sarah Prest, Mrs Patricia Watson, Mrs Kathryn McGuire and Daniel Moorhouse. Kneeling: Dairy Marsden and Julie Taylor. Three flower beds have been created and parents come into the school every week to help with various gardening jobs. Recently the youngsters took part in Tree Watch where they adopted a tree and watched its progress. This latest project to improve the school grounds and make them look attractive follows on from their efforts in the Pride In Huddersfield campaign. 17th October 1988
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