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Family of man (23) killed in Burnley road accident pay moving tribute to him
Jack Jones, 23, died in a collision in Burnley last month and his family have paid a moving tribute to him, describing him as a 'loving, kind and fabulously funny man'.
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Man killed in Burnley crash named as family pay tribute to 'loving, kind and fabulously funny' 23-year-old
"Losing a child is every parent’s nightmare and this became my reality"
Top murder detective-turned-Lancashire county councillor Graham Gooch dies, aged 76
He spent a decade solving major crimes in Lancashire before later becoming a politician.
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Palestine Action activists spared jail after attack on Barclays Bank in Burnley
'In a democratic society there is a fundamental distinction between holding even the strongest beliefs and deciding that holding them entitles you to break the law'
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Four sentenced after windows smashed and red paint sprayed on Burnley bank
The incident took place in 2024.
Hotspots for ghost signings Burnley as most haunted Lancashire towns revealed
In honour of spooky season, a new analysis has found that Lancashire has 307 ghost reports on record, with Blackpool having the most at 21, followed by Burnley with 18 and Lancaster with 17. We’ve rounded up the most haunted locations in Burnley.
Ribble Valley homes most likely to miss out on £100 energy payment
A new study has found that Ribble Valley homes are the most likely to miss out on £100 energy payment in Lancashire, with both Burnley and Pendle also featuring inside the top 12.
Northlight Estates in Brierfield to host annual Christmas market
The two-day event promises to be a fantastic way to get into the Christmas spirit, with free entry and parking, and a great selection of independent traders and street food vendors.
Former Ribble Valley's'village bobby' dies at 97
Duncan MacPheat, a proud Scotsman, spent 34 years serving Lancashire Constabulary and was a highly respected figure in the Ribble Valley community.
MPs and business leaders gather for devolution conference at manor hotel
The conference, organised by Amazing Accrington and Sarah Smith MP, brought together representatives from across East Lancashire's business and public sectors to discuss the implications of devolution and local government reorganisation.
Deceptively spacious period-style home in Nelson hits the market
The three-bedroom terraced home in Nelson is listed on Purple Bricks and offers an excellent opportunity for families and first-time buyers alike, with its convenient location and period charm.
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Strength in Struggles CIC to host fourth wellbeing day at Whalley Methodist Church
The event, which takes place at Whalley Methodist Church, will feature inspiring talks, exhibitors showcasing alternative therapies and wellbeing activities, and a raffle with some amazing prizes.
Lancashire's Local Government Reorganisation issues response after LGR update
The review of Lancashire's Local Government Reorganisation will continue into early 2027, with the Programme Delivery Office and councils across Lancashire reviewing implementation plans to identify activity that can continue while the review is undertaken.
Plans unveiled for five luxury holiday pods with hot tubs and saunas near Clitheroe
‘The aim is to provide a luxury glamping experience for couples.’
Clitheroe Rugby Club unveils plans for new spectator stand after storage container appeal setback
The plans follow the refusal of planning permission for four storage containers currently used by the club.
Pharmacist's legacy lives on in Burnley's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit's new electronic prescribing system
The electronic prescribing system, which will benefit babies born in Burnley, is the legacy of pharmacist Saairah Khan, who died before she got the chance to see the system in place, after working closely with colleagues to ensure the information behind each prescription was accurate.
Worsthorne and Hurstwood Parish Council tackles crime and anti-social behaviour with community-led initiative
Worsthorne with Hurstwood Parish Council has brought together residents, the Neighbourhood Policing Team and community organisations to identify and tackle issues, with a focus on improving communication and support for coordinated prevention and enforcement activity.
'Totally bonkers': Lancashire leaders blast council merger rethink for all these reasons
Ministers are reconsidering their options - but at what cost to the county?
Ella Shaw interview: “helping the next generation have a better life”
Ella Shaw's Academy of Arts is fully booked for the remainder of 2026, with a waiting list in place for 2027, as demand for its services continues to grow.
Burnley police release CCTV image of girl in concern for welfare inquiry
Police have released a CCTV image of a girl they would like to identify as part of a concern for welfare inquiry in Burnley, after officers were called to Yorkshire Street on Tuesday night.