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Pennine Way and Pitch and Toss

Gerald Jackson plays two gems from the archives again about Pennine Way and Pitch and Toss...

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A look back at some of the great programmes from the archives.

Play It Again: Accrington Stanley

With Acrington Stanley acquiring a new chairman, Chris Rider pays tribute to Eric Whalley...

Gems from politics past

Chris Rider looks back at some of the momentous moments in politics here in the county...

Play It Again: Eric Morecambe

We pay tribute to Eric Morecambe, one of our greatest comedians who died 25 years ago last month...

Play It Again: Abbeystead

Chris Rider reflects on one of Lancashire's biggest ever tragedies...the Abbeystead disaster.

Play It Again: Brian's Story

The story of 19 year old Brian Marsden from Great Harwood who served in the Falklands War.

Play It Again: A Night Out

An artist who out stays his welcome, cheap beer and a few sweats on the bingo...St Paul's WMC.

Play It Again: My Morecambe

Chris Rider returns to the resort he spent his childhood holidays in "My Morecambe"...

Lancashire Countryside

Gerald Jackson unearths two natural history programmes capturing the true beauty of our county.

Play It Again: Mass Observation

Revisiting Paul O'Gorman's look at a bizarre social experiment of Lancastrians in the 1930s.

The Summer of 49

Chris Rider relives the golden age of local league cricket...The Summer of 49.

Play It Again

Plenty of drama in this "Play It Again" as interviews with acting stars are given an encore!

Play It Again: Alan Ramsbottom

Listen to the story of one of Lancashire's unsung heroes - cyclist Alan Ramsbottom.

Play It Again: Summerland fire

Listen to Sally Naden's very personal documentary about the fire at the Summerland complex in 1973.

Play It Again: The new Lancastrians

Adrian Taylor examines the evolution of Skelmersdale - a new town created back in 1961.

Play It Again...Russell Harty

The meeting of two broadcasting legends...as a young Gerald Jackson interviews Russell Harty.

My Brother, My Friend

The remarkable story of Royal Navy Commando Keith Mayor, who died in a notorious concentration camp.

Sounds of BBC Radio Lancashire

Sue Hendey looks back at some special reports from BBC Radio Lancashire through the years...

Click of the Day

For your delight and delectation, this is our pick of BBC Radio Lancashire from the last seven days!

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