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As we approach International Women's Day on March 8, one female funeral director from Accrington speaks of the challenges she has faced in what was formerly a male-dominated industry
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The club wishes to expand its membership to help with its current and proposed projects.
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Author Peter North recalls brushes with witchcraft, diamond miners, and a hitman during escapades in the 60s, 70s and 80s
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David Sparks captured a beautiful 'cloud inversion' from the Coppice, as well as a misty Arden Hall
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The Local Restriction Support Grant is for businesses which would have been open, providing in person services to customers from their business premises, but have been forced to close
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Hyndburn council officers approved the planning application for the land at Rhyddings Street, on February 24
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This significant donation will allow them to begin work on a new toilet facility, accessible to all but particularly those with additional physical needs
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Peter Scholes, who works as a primary school teacher at Spring Hill Community has published his second novel ‘Once Upon A Time There Was A Man’.
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The funds were sanctioned to prepare a "far reaching, visionary bid" to transform Accrington town centre and move it forward for 2040, not provide a quick fix.
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The meeting saw the lead Labour group rubber stamp its 1.99 per cent council tax rise, equating to a £3.34pa rise for most households, plus its £2.3m capital budget
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Loraine Platt, from Helmshore, wrote the book during the first lockdown and has now sold enough copies to buy a headstone for brother Clive Marshall who died 56 years ago.
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At the full council meeting, a Conservative amendment proposing £200,000 be committed instead to Clayton-le-Moors and Rishton projects, along with £1m towards keeping Mercer Hall baths open, was defeated on Labour votes.