WELCOME to our weekly saunter through the sands of time for Tizer Bygones.

This week we go back to 1986.

The game show Catchphrase began on ITV hosted by Roy Walker along with the computer generated character Mr Chips.

Wallis, Duchess of Windsor died in her home in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, aged 89, outliving her husband by 14 years.

Liverpool won the Football League First Division title for a record 16th time after winning 1-0 at Chelsea. Kenny Dalglish, in his first season as the club's player-manager, scored the goal which gave Liverpool the title.

The World Cup ended in Mexico with Argentina as winners and West Germany runners-up, but England's Gary Lineker won the Golden Boot, having finished as the competition's leading scorer with six goals.

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, married Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey in London while Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh visited the People's Republic of China, the first ever visit to the country by a British monarch.

Meanwhile life in Oswestry continued as it always had. Recognise any familiar faces? Tag them and let them know.

Border Counties Advertizer: The opening of Oswestry By-pass by MP John Biffen in 1986.

The opening of Oswestry Bypass by MP John Biffen in 1986.

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Mrs Arridge Keep fit classes at Croeswylan School.

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Woodside Playgroup in 1986.

Border Counties Advertizer: Ellesmere karate club 1986

Ellesmere Karate Club in 1986.

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Carreg Llwyd junior church party in 1986.

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 Beech Grove School pupils in 1986.

Border Counties Advertizer: Queens Park playgroup 1986

Queens Park playgroup in 1986.

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Ceriog Boxing Club in 1986.