We're closing!

Memory Lane was developed as part of an innovation project in 2019, to explore the potential of offering our communities a place to access archived newspaper images, third-party historic images and also a place for the general public to upload their own pictures.

More than 100,000 people used the Memory Lane website across the first two years, providing a portal back in time to places that connected with their lives, and the generations that came before them.

Having served its original purpose, Memory Lane itself is now being moved into an archive, which will see the Memory Lane website made no longer available.

Thanks for the memories.