WELCOME to another trip back in time to Oswestry and border years past.
This week we venture to 2006.
Steve McClaren was officially appointed as manager of the England national football team.
The United Kingdom commemorated the first anniversary of the 7/7 terrorist bombings while George W. Bush greeted Tony Blair with the phrase “Yo, Blair” in a moment which seriously dented the UK Prime Minister's credibility.
Sir Menzies Campbell was elected leader of the Liberal Democrats following an election caused by the resignation of previous leader, Charles Kennedy.
The BBC announced that Grandstand, its flagship sports TV programme, would be phased out within the next year after nearly 50 years on air.
Council workers across the UK went on strike over pension rights while six men taking part in a clinical trial for a new anti-inflammatory drug TGN1412 were placed in intensive care, some in a life-threatening condition, after suffering adverse side-effects.
Meanwhile life in Oswestry and the border continued as always. Recognise any familiar faces? Tag them and let them know.
Mick Bates AM visited Elements Europe in Oswestry with members of Powys County Council, Shropshire Self Build, Land for the People, Llanfyllin Eco Housing Group and the Housing Association.
Oswestry Rotary Club Christmas Parade and Lindstrand Technologies.
Oswestry Christmas Music Live 2006. From left are Chloe Arnold, Lucy Williams, Lucy Pritchard and Rebecca Fardoe.
The Marches School, Oswestry head boy David Morris and head girl, Louise Evans, with their exam results.
The Meadows School, Oswestry, with the Active Mark Gold 2003 - 2006 for Recognition of the Schools Physical Activities and School Sports. Pictured are Carl Redfern, Gemma Jones Lee Evans and Harriet Edwards.
Rachel Brown, from Oswestry, takes a closer look at the work of Chirk sculptor, Peter Davies at Oswestry Visitor and Heritage Centre.
Coffee shop assistant, Elise Humphreys, with the work of Alan Taylor at Oswestry Visitor and Heritage Centre.
Vicky Taylor and Amy Clough at Oswestry Music Live 2006.
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