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Stories for 6 May 2006

Accrington

Charity to offer holistic massages

AN Accrington charity is helping to beat stress by offering free holistic massages.  more...

Andrew Mosley

It's all rain on a sunny day

S-S-S-S-S. For soleil. For sea. For sand. For sizzling sausages. For stupid shorts. For sangria, though more likely Stella. For sandals worn with socks. For silly loud shirts. For spray-on tan. For all of these, but mostly for sunburn.  more...

Blackburn

Boyfriend’s horror as he heard attack on his girlfriend by mugger

THE Blackburn boyfriend of a woman attacked for her mobile phone spoke today of how he heard her screams over his phone as she was mugged.  more...

Boyfriend heard attack on his girlfriend

THE Blackburn boyfriend of a woman attacked for her mobile phone spoke today of how he heard her screams over his phone as she was mugged.  more...

Boyfriend heard attack on his girlfriend

THE Blackburn boyfriend of a woman attacked for her mobile phone spoke today of how he heard her screams over his phone as she was mugged.  more...

Poverty of Sierra Leone moves aid worker

A BLACKBURN charity worker who visited civil war-hit Sierra Leone is appealing for local schools to help the country's children get an education.  more...

School given year to improve or shut

A FAILING Blackburn primary school has been placed in special measures for the second time.  more...

Bolton News

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

EXCLUSIVE: Ruth Kelly upbeat over new Cabinet role

RUTH Kelly today denied her removal from the post of Education Secretary had sidelined her from frontline politics.  more...

EXCLUSIVE: I've not been sidelined - Ruth Kelly

RUTH Kelly today denied her removal from the post of Education Secretary had sidelined her from frontline politics.  more...

She has done a good job, say Bolton MPs

RUTH Kelly'S fellow Bolton MPs said they believed the change of role would be a "disappointment" to her, but backed her to flourish in her new post.  more...

Young bag snatchers caught on camera

TWO bag snatchers targeted a woman as she was shopping in Bolton unaware that spy camera operators were watching them.  more...

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Appeal after soccer yobs attack leaves man blind

FOOTBALL yobs believed to be from Bolton who left a man blind in one eye during a clash are being hunted by police.  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Man dies in Bank Holiday sailing accident

A father-of-two from Boltonhas died after plunging into a river while he enjoyed a sailing trip over the bank holiday weekend.  more...

The ups and down of Ruth Kelly's career

BOLTON West MP Ruth Kelly enjoyed a rapid rise to power as Secretary of State for Education. Now, after months of controversy yesterday's cabinet reshuffle sees her in a new role. Wes Wright charts her career RUTH Kelly was a high flyer, both intellectually and politically, right from the beginning of her career. At just 36 she was the youngest Cabinet minister by 10 years despite only being in Parliament since 1997.  more...

The ups and down of Ruth Kelly's career

BOLTON West MP Ruth Kelly enjoyed a rapid rise to power as Secretary of State for Education. Now, after months of controversy yesterday's cabinet reshuffle sees her in a new role. Wes Wright charts her career . . .  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Burnley

‘Bust’ builder flouted law

A BANKRUPT builder set up a firm just two days after his previous company went bust, a court was told.  more...

Labour could lose control of Burnley

A DISASTROUS election for Labour means the party could be set to lose control of Burnley for the first time ever.  more...

Bury News

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

Brave Amy fronts £20m appeal

TEN-YEAR-OLD Amy Lewis, just recovering from a bone marrow transplant, is fronting a £20million appeal to help build a new state-of-the art children's hospital.  more...

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

Brave Amy front £20m appeal

TEN-YEAR-OLD Amy Lewis, just recovering from a bone marrow transplant, is fronting a £20million appeal to help build a new state-of-the art children's hospital.  more...

Brave Amy fronts £20m appeal

TEN-YEAR-OLD Amy Lewis, just recovering from a bone marrow transplant, is fronting a £20million appeal to help build a new state-of-the art children's hospital.  more...

Clarets News

Are you a Clarets exile?

Are you a Burnley fan following Steve Cotterill's boys through the internet and on TV somewhere in the world? Well, we want to hear from you!  more...

Are you a Clarets exile?

Are you a Burnley fan following Steve Cotterill's boys through the internet and on TV somewhere in the world? Well, we want to hear from you!  more...

Cotterill on World Cup spy mission

STEVE Cotterill is planning to jet off to the World Cup this summer as he looks to build on his squad for next season.  more...

Clarets get international calls

Clarets quartet Michael Duff, Steve Jones, Kyle Lafferty and Chris McCann have all received international call-ups for upcoming matches.  more...

Clayton-Le-Dale News

Woman fell out of wheelchair

AN inquest has been opened into the death of a 96-year-old woman from Clayton-le-Dale.  more...

Clayton-Le-Moors

Community police vow they’ll drop in and stay

POLICE in Clayton-le-Moors have vowed to take up permanent residence in their new "drop-in" centre in the next few weeks two months later than originally planned.  more...

Clitheroe

Beer we go for a festival first

REAL ale lovers are set to flock to Clitheroe for a beer bonanza.  more...

Darwen

Hotel voted one of Britain’s best

A DARWEN hotel has been ranked among the best in the country after winning a national tourism award.  more...

Nursery delight from Ofsted report

A DARWEN nursery school has been praised by Ofsted for its polite and pleasant children.  more...

School on mill’s history trail

DARWEN youngsters are hoping to forge links with the town's elderly people in a bid to create a lasting record of Belgrave Mill and its history.  more...

Education

School given year to improve or shut

A FAILING Blackburn primary school has been placed in special measures for the second time.  more...

Fred Shawcross

Tell Max I’m a sucker, but not dear Mrs S!

WORLD Cup hysteria is upon us and the event is still weeks away. God help us.  more...

Health

Questions point way to health

RESIDENTS throughout East Lancashire are to receive questionnaires about lifestyle habits.  more...

Lancashire

World Cup ban for 124 Lancs soccer yobs

MORE than 100 Lancashire football hooligans are banned from travelling to the World Cup more than nearly every other part of the country.  more...

Lancashire Ccc

Lancs’ Twenty20 vision

OLD Trafford will stage a Twenty20 international in 2008 when England take on New Zealand.  more...

Lancashire League

Sparks set to fly at Horsfield

COLNE captain David Swarbrick is expecting fireworks between the paid men when CHURCH visit The Horsfield tomorrow.  more...

Latest Sport

TV cash boom for Premiership

PREMIERSHIP clubs are set to cash in after BSkyB and Setanta agreed to pay a combined £1.7billion for television rights.  more...

Letters

Monarchy has special role to play

I WAS saddened, though not entirely surprised, that on the Queen's 80th birthday, we had to suffer the sentiments of the token republican as the main letter, in the form of Joe Beardsworth's letter of April 21.  more...

We don’t want a dictator

I DISAGREE wholeheartedly with Joe Beardsworth's tasteless views on abolishing the monarchy.  more...

We don’t want a dictator

I DISAGREE wholeheartedly with Joe Beardsworth's tasteless views on abolishing the monarchy.  more...

Queen is doing a great job

JOE Beardsworth would do well to remember that history tells us what happened when this country got rid of the monarchy.  more...

Comments ungentlemanly

REPUBLICANS aren't gentlemen.  more...

Comments ungentlemanly

REPUBLICANS aren't gentlemen.  more...

Local Elections

Labour could lose control of Burnley

A DISASTROUS election for Labour means the party could be set to lose control of Burnley for the first time ever.  more...

Looking Back With Frank Elson

From our files, May 6, 2006

A NAKED man refused to put on some clothes to appear before a Bolton magistrate on Saturday.  more...

Museums And Galleries

The artist drawn back to his roots

CONSIDERING his current Blackburn exhibition claims to feature "some of the most original works painted in the north of England over the last 50 years" you would be forgiven for assuming that artist Stephen Warnes has an ego the size of a house.  more...

News About Local Schools

Court bid to save college

PRESTWICH Arts College is set to make a High Court challenge over Bury Council's decision to shut the school.  more...

Politics

Labour could lose control of Burnley

A DISASTROUS election for Labour means the party could be set to lose control of Burnley for the first time ever.  more...

Prestwich And Whitefield Headlines

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Prestwich Headlines

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Court bid to save college

PRESTWICH Arts College is set to make a High Court challenge over Bury Council's decision to shut the school.  more...

Bed shortage caused court case delay

A HOSPITAL chief has appeared in court over delays in assessing the mental health of a woman who attacked two JobCentre workers.  more...

Rachel Woolley

Some days do have a point

DO you know what November 11 is? Odds are you don't. As it turns out, it is no less than World Philosophy Day.  more...

Radcliffe Headlines

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

Brave Amy fronts £20m appeal

TEN-YEAR-OLD Amy Lewis, just recovering from a bone marrow transplant, is fronting a £20million appeal to help build a new state-of-the art children's hospital.  more...

Siege man shot at farmhouse

A 50-year-old man has been shot dead at an isolated farmhouse in Radcliffe.  more...

Brave Amy fronts £20m appeal

TEN-YEAR-OLD Amy Lewis, just recovering from a bone marrow transplant, is fronting a £20million appeal to help build a new state-of-the art children's hospital.  more...

Restaurant Reviews

Rishton: New Inns

WE'D been meaning to try the New Inns ever since it recently came under new ownership.  more...

Rovers News

Are you a Rovers exile?

Are you a Blackburn Rovers fan following Mark Hughes' boys through the internet and on TV somewhere in the world? Well, we want to hear from you!  more...

Hughes plots another surprise capture

MARK Hughes pulled off a major coup last summer when he persuaded Craig Bellamy to swap Newcastle United for Blackburn Rovers.  more...

Hughes plots another surprise capture

MARK Hughes pulled off a major coup last summer when he persuaded Craig Bellamy to swap Newcastle United for Blackburn Rovers.  more...

Rovers ready for a party

BLACKBURN Rovers will be hoping to sign off their tremendous season in style tomorrow when Manchester City provide the opposition at Ewood Park.  more...

Saturday Sermon

Juggling a screaming baby in the OAP queue

OUR wedding bells fade. Traditionally, next on the agenda come kids.  more...

Soccer Headlines

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Stanley News

Are you a Stanley exile?

Are you an Accrington Stanley fan following John Coleman's boys through the internet and on TV somewhere in the world? Well, we want to hear from you!  more...

Wanderers Headlines Of The Day

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Wanderers News

Campo's warning over Sam

IVAN Campo today warned Wanderers: "If Sam Allardyce goes, I go."  more...

Life's a beach, Campo tells Rooney

IVAN Campo warned England fans that Wayne Rooney would be unlikely to figure for England in this summer's World Cup.  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

Sam's England loss will be Wanderers' gain

SAMMY Lee believes England's loss will turn out to be Wanderers gain, once Sam Allardyce gets over the disappointment of seeing his dreams shattered.  more...

Wanderers' 1899 programme for auction

A RARE programme from Bolton Wanderers' first promotion-winning season is expected to fetch up to £350 when it is auctioned in London on Wednesday.  more...

We Say

MP not out of the limelight yet

SOME people may believe Bolton West MP Ruth Kelly has been moved sideways in yesterday's Government reshuffle.  more...

What'S On In The Bolton Area

Summer fair date at school

SUMMER fun will be in abundance at St Peter and St Paul's School in Bolton in July.  more...

Therapists hold free fair

THERAPISTS are holding a free fair at Rivington and Blackrod High School from 10.30am on May 14 to showcase the treatments on offer in the area.  more...

World Cup Briefing

Fans will be winners in Germany - police chief

A TOP police chief believes this year's World Cup in Germany will dispell England fans' reputation as hooligans.  more...

Your Verdict

Allardyce a big loss to England

BRITISH is no longer the best we are led to believe, and pride in our heritage does not enter the equation.  more...

He was never good enough

BIG Sam was not the man to take over the mantle as England manager, his style of management serves up boring football without flair, not what England supporters want.  more...

He was never good enough

BIG Sam was not the man to take over the mantle as England manager, his style of management serves up boring football without flair, not what England supporters want.  more...

He was never good enough

BIG Sam was not the man to take over the mantle as England manager, his style of management serves up boring football without flair, not what England supporters want.  more...

Bolton's tarnished image

WHERE do some newspapers get their information from?  more...

  
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