Huddersfield0991 Collection

Rawthorpe the high school pupils Hayley Sweet, Emma Fleary, Louise O Loughlin, Stephanie Joseph and Claire Gash are always ready to give a helping hand

Holmfirth annual torchlight procession 1st September 1991. Pirates leader Malcolm Howlett, vice president of Holmfirth and Meltham Lions club and his young crew on their float

South West District Scout Camp, Bradley Wood Activity Centre, West Yorkshire, 21st September 1991

These swimmers are learning the techniques of life saving on a new course at Huddersfield Sports Centre. The Junior Life Saving Course is open to anyone between eight and 14

Canned cash E EEnterprising youngsters Richard and Nicola McBride are halfway towards their £ 1000 target for guide dogs for the bline

Famous legendary and fictional characters sprung to life at huddersfield childrens library when it hosted a fancy dress parade

Oyez! Holmfirth town crier Malcolm Bates spreads the news about the T shirt designers, seen sporting their creations outside the civic hall

Meltham Gala Queen Leanne Singleton presents a check for £400 to Anne Muff
Meltham Gala Queen Leanne Singleton presents a check for £ 400 to Anne Muff, officer in charge at Greenacres home for the elderly, in Meltham

Five athletic boys pounded the streets near their homes to raise £28
Five athletic boys pounded the streets near their homes to raise £ 28.00 for the hospice. E10 year olds Sebastian O Connor, Michael Senior, James Boyle and Oliver Butterfields

Huddersfield canal festival. 2nd September 1991

Countryside capersE EVolunteer Rangers Duggs Carre and Angie Boycott-Garnett are pictured with youngsters on an earth walk at tunnel end, Marsden

In the swim E EYoungsters make a splash in this field sports centre drink the fourth and final family swim day promoted by the examiner

Playtime E EFor new north road Baptist church holiday club helpers Jenny Lockwood (back left) and Clare Rushworth (back right) and some of the 50 youngsters have been attending sessions at a church

A group of fundraising Netherton girls raised £18. 50 for the Anne Diamond appeal
A 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

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"Huddersfield0991: A Snapshot of Community Spirit and Youthful Endeavors" Rawthorpe High School pupils Hayley Sweet, Emma Fleary, and Louise O'Loughlin dive into the world of life-saving techniques on a new course at Huddersfield. These young swimmers are determined to make a difference. Canned cash doesn't deter enterprising youngsters Richard and Nicola McBride as they reach the halfway mark towards their entrepreneurial goals. Their determination is inspiring. Famous legendary and fictional characters come alive at Huddersfield Children's event, sparking imagination and wonder in the hearts of all who attend. The magic of storytelling knows no bounds here. Oyez. Holmfirth town crier Malcolm Bates spreads exciting news about talented T-shirt designers from the area. Creativity thrives in this vibrant community. Meltham Gala Queen Leanne Singleton presents a generous check for £400 to Anne Muff, showcasing the spirit of giving that runs deep within Huddersfield. The annual torchlight procession lights up Holmfirth on September 1st, 1991. This cherished tradition brings together people from all walks of life to celebrate unity and joy. Five athletic boys pound the streets near their homes to raise an impressive £28 for a local cause. Their dedication reminds us that every small effort counts towards making a big impact. Huddersfield Canal Festival on September 2nd, 1991 promises fun-filled countryside capers for all ages. Volunteer Rangers Duggs Carre and Angie Boycott-Garnett ensure everyone has an unforgettable experience amidst nature's beauty. In this field sports center, young swimmers make quite a splash as they enjoy their time in the water while quenching their thirst with refreshing drinks - truly living life to its fullest. Playtime takes on new meaning at North Road Baptist Church holiday club where dedicated helpers like Jenny Lockwood create a nurturing and joyful environment for children to thrive.