HERE is another great selection of images from the past in our new nostalgia series in the Evesham and Cotswold Journals.
From goats being used to keep down the undergrowth on Evesham's lock island to men dangling precariously from the Evesham Bell Tower as they restored the clock, do any of these pictures stir any memories?
It’s August 1991 and restorers Chaz Morgan and George Edge called time on the Evesham Bell Tower clock while they carried out repairs
It’s August 1991 and restorers Chaz Morgan and George Edge called time on the Evesham Bell Tower clock while they carried out repairs
Prince Henry High School pupils were dressed as hippies and handcuffed together as they walked to Cheltenham to raise money for the Tracey Sollis fund in March 2000
September 1992 saw a reunion of Second World War veterans at RAF Defford. Pictured are members of A Flight
October 2003 and British Olympic bronze medallist Mark Richardson was a guest at Abbey Park Middle School
Proof that little changes over the years - this story from July 1973 which showed “A Plan for the quieter Evesham of 1986”, and two options being considered for traffic flow in the town
MP Michael Spicer cuts the ribbon to officially open the latest stage of the A46 trunk road in August 1995
Cherry Orchard Primary School pictured in 1968
Evesham Journal photographer Roy Booker took this wonderfully atmospheric picture of Pershore’s Abbey Park in the early 1970s
July 1989 and a group of 25 Americans from the US township of Evesham, New Jersey were in Worcestershire
Perhaps you have your own nostalgia pictures of Evesham, Pershore and the surrounding villages, or in the Cotswolds?
Whatever form they take, we’d love to see them and help you share them with your fellow readers.
You can send your pictures to our community content editor at barry.kinghorn@newsquest.co.uk
Look out for more pictures from the past in next week’s Journals.
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