Janice and David Swindlehurst

of "The Towers at Lea"

This page was last updated on 26th June 2010

To view the pictures, click on the images. This will open the album for the individual event. When the album is open, clicking on the "Webmaster's Gallery" tab at the top of the album page will display all our albums of all events.

Please note: if a picture appears to be out of focus, wait for a few seconds and it will clear automatically.

Swindlehurst

a name first recorded (as known currently) in 1189AD - when Adam of that ilk applied to the Forest Court of the Forest of Bowland for the right to extract timber. The origins of the name, and of the people who carry the name, have been the subject of many years of research by a group of very dedicated folk. The results to date of their endeavours can be seen at

The Swindlehurst World Family page.

For those not in the know, "club day" used to be a nation-wide institution, when each town and village would parade its individual church (and other organisations') banners through its streets, with their members in support. This has fallen out of use in most of the bigger urban developments, but the Fylde villages still maintain their traditions. (In this respect Lytham is still a village).

Information about the Pingat Jasa Malaysia is available on this website

Retrospective

Over the years we have taken lots of photographs, which are mostly colour prints. We are now scanning these, in batches, and uploading them likewise. They will of course be basically in random order, but where possible we may manage some sequencing and/or continuity. Previously we have attached a relevant photograph to each entry, but these retrospective pix will usually only have links, shown in red.

A brief "Life of Geoff Swindlehurst (1926 - 1969)" is here.