The Examiner was doing village profiles which is why this photograph was taken of pupils and staff at Lindley C of E Infants School

Members of the Pathfinders youth group at St Paul's Church in Shepley are seen presenting tapes of disco music to pupils at Turnshaws School in Kirkburton. They were presented by leaders Carol Shore and Jane Robinson accompanied by Pathfinders Vicky Shore, Samantha Lees, Stephanie Rowe, Elizabeth Hudson, Karen Firth, Adrian Burrough and Darren Figg.

These Holmfirth Harriers ran the 270 miles of the Pennine Way from Edale in Derbyshire to Kirk Yetholme on the Scottish Border.

Model child Young Marcus Jones got in some practice for a fashion show at Huddersfield town centre's Silver Sands nightclub. He is pictured with other models from the show (from left) Selina Johnson, Sylvester Samuda, Paulette Johnson and Genievene Johnson

Conductor Philip McCann (front) prepares to leave for Switzerland with Huddersfield Technical College Brass Band

Honley at work and play was the theme of the Honley Carnival which featured 15 floats and these youngsters were having a great time dressing up for the occasion. The carnival queen was Jayne Bray who was crowned by retiring queen Katie Broadbent

A Good Old Days style variety show was staged by these members of the Doreen France Dancers at Spring Grove School in Springwood to raise money for two old folks homes

Huddersfield Carnival featured 13 floats on the route from Beck Road in Birkby through the town centre to Greenhead Park where the music was provided by Jab Jab, Culture Shock and the Average Yard Band with dancing from Mutiny On The Dancefloor

These Midland Bank staff took part in a sponsored pub crawl around Huddersfield town centre and raised £250 for the Huddersfield branch of the Cancer Research Campaign

Seventeen youngsters from Rosemeade School in Almondbury passed their cycling proficiency tests and are seen receiving their certificates from Pc Joanna Burton and Pc Peter Dyson. The school's top cyclists, who each scored 98% in the tests, were fourth-year pupils Adam Black and Philip Beddard.

Rose Mount in Birkby held a 1940s street party to raise money for Kirkwood Hospice. The party featured Huddersfield Youth Brass Ensemble