Children from Poundfield playgroup in 1989.
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The start of Maidenhead Boundary Walk in 1989.
Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to find out what was making headlines 25, 30, 40 and 50 years ago this week. If you recognise your younger self in any of the pictures please get in touch to share you memories.
Marlow FC players on their decorated float for the Marlow Community Association carnival and fair in 1984.
Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to find out what was making headlines 25, 30, 40 and 50 years ago this week. If you recognise your younger self in any of the pictures please get in touch to share you memories.
Princess Diana stopped for a chat with Bisham Primary School pupils in 1989.
Some well-earned pints were enjoyed after the Queens Arms sponsored three-legged race in 1979.
Charlotte Wiggins, Charlotte Thomson, Jenna Thompson and Charlotte Bownass at Cookham Dean's Noah's Ark summer camp in 1994.
Polehampton Junior School pupils held aloft a 'flaming torch' at a mini-Olympics in 1984.
Boyne Hill pupils said farewell to Iris Vester, Sheila Smallbone, Stella Lee and Jean Wood in 1989.
Youngsters took a dip in the new pool at Bisham Primary School in 1994.
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