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Legal threat over Lancashire council shake-up as government refuses to answer questions
The overhaul was put on hold last month.
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Pupils quiz experts on climate action plans at conference held at Ribble Valley Council headquarters
Pupils from schools across East Lancashire gathered in Clitheroe to discuss issues around climate change and how it will effect them and future generations.
Burnley-trained engineer Samuel Jones wins gold at WorldSkills Finals in Shanghai
Burnley-trained engineer wins gold medal at the WorldSkills Finals in Shanghai
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Specsavers in Nelson marks first anniversary in new Manchester Road home
The Specsavers Nelson team is reflecting on the first year after moving to a new home, including the response from customers and some of the highlights of its first 12 months.
In photos: Colleagues from Burnley's Coveris UK raise funds for charity in annual pub walk
A charity pub walk, organised by Burnley firm Coveris UK, raised funds for the Tuberous Sclerosis Association, a cause close to the heart of employee Aaron Holt whose son Jonah suffers from the rare genetic condition
Pendle Liberal Democrat councillors Bryony Hartley and David Hartley defect to Conservatives
Two Lib Dem councillors defect to Tories on Pendle Council
Teen used 'clever' Nectar card scam to score Lego sets and a Henry hoover from Sainsbury's
'You didn't want to do this scam where you might get caught. It's quite clever - but you did get caught.'
Calico Homes in Burnley launches customer-led committee to improve services
The new Calico ‘Customer Committee’ will bring residents and board members together to give customers a stronger voice in decisions about homes, services and neighbourhoods, with a focus on repairs, building safety and complaints.
Reunion for St Hilda's and St Theodore's RC High Schools in Burnley will raise cash for Pendleside Hospice
A reunion, for former pupils of St Hilda's RC High School for Girls and St Theodore's RC High School for Boys, will be held at Penny Black in Hargreaves Street, Burnley, on Saturday, November 14th.
Pendle Borough Council hosts conference to support residents in financial hardship
Pendle Borough Council has been given Government funding through the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) to help residents in crisis and in need of immediate help, with the council hosting a conference to bring together community organisations to support those in need.
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Retro picture gallery of Yorkshire Street and Gunsmith Lane in Burnley
Local historian Roger Frost MBE has shared a collection of old photographs showcasing the history of Burnley's Yorkshire Street and Gunsmith Lane
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Safran backs Burnley Soapbox Challenge and targets podium place
Safran, one of Burnley’s biggest employers, will support the Burnley Soapbox Challenge and compete for a podium place
Whalley Corn Mills staff pay tribute to late colleague with fundraising event for Rosemere Cancer Foundation
An event, which was held in memory of Kath Ormiston, a much-loved colleague and dog groomer, who passed away in June, featured a horse show and a dog show.
Pendle Samaritans invite local community to walk into a new day this World Mental Health Day
The 5K dawn walk is taking place to mark World Mental Health Day.
Darts team at Bridge Inn pub in Padiham smash 10 hour darts marathon for Pendleside Hospice
A 10 hour charity darts marathon, held at The Bridge Inn in Padiham, smashed its 180,000 point target by 2,000 and will donate all proceeds to Pendleside Hospice.
New tool will allow the impact of local media such as the Burnley Express to be measured more clearly
‘Deep connections to the communities and people they serve.’ A new tool will allow the impact of local media such as the Burnley Express make to be measured more clearly.
Palestine Action protestors who vandalised Burnley bank to be sentenced
The five will not be sentenced for terrorism offences
Burnley Council vows to restore Post Office services after TG Jones store closure
Burnley Council has pledged to do all it can to restore Post Office services within the town centre, after the announcement that the TG Jones store will close down in the New Year.
Ribble Rivers Trust completes £46,000 restoration and wild salmon work on River Hodder near Slaidburn
Wild salmon conservation award opens second round after inaugural projects raise more than £46,000
Burnley town centre store TG Jones to close as part of restructuring plan
Burnley town centre has been dealt a blow with news that one of its longest established stores is to close.