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Stories for 6 June 2006

Accrington

100 police in drugs raid

MORE than 100 police officers launched one of East Lancashire's biggest ever drugs raids today as part of an operation targeting the area's major dealers.  more...

Nursery children see their art in class

CHILDREN from an Accrington nursery have been creating works of art to decorate their building.  more...

Punch victim in permanent memory loss

A MAN whose memory lasts just 10 hours after he was punched is set to go home this week after almost a year in hospital.  more...

Info centre on move

THE information centre in Accrington Town Hall will move to the library at the end of September.  more...

Athletics

El is making her Mark

ELEANOR Markendale is the North of England Champion in the Women's Under 17s 300 metres hurdles, and she took the silver medal in the long jump.  more...

Barnoldswick

Talks over booze ban for town

PLANS to introduce a booze ban in Barnoldswick will be discussed tonight.  more...

Baxenden

Witness appeal as teen fights for life

A 17-year-old from Baxenden was today still fighting for his life after sustaining critical head injuries in a car crash between Haslingden and Oswaldtwistle.  more...

Blackburn

100 police in drugs raid

MORE than 100 police officers launched one of East Lancashire's biggest ever drugs raids today as part of an operation targeting the area's major dealers.  more...

Groups can get cheap resources

Voluntary groups, schools and artists in Blackburn can benefit from an Aladdin's cave of goodies donated by Lancashire's business community.  more...

Old Chorister scales heights for charity

A SENIOR Old Chorister at Blackburn Cathedral has struck the right note with fundraisers after walking the Three Peaks for charity.  more...

Two in vicious assault on man

TWO Blackburn men involved in a "brutal and vicious" street attack have both been ordered to do 200 hours unpaid community work.  more...

Bolton Darts Round-Up

Van aims to be the man at the Reebok

by Marc Iles DUTCHMAN Raymond van Barneveld is out to upset the apple cart this weekend in the Budweiser UK Open.  more...

Williams calls for bigger venue

PAUL Williams can count on over 6,000 fans cheering him on at the Reebok Stadium this weekend.  more...

Bolton News

A break for the men from Mars

BOLTON took a step back in time yesterday as it became the backdrop for the cult BBC TV series Life on Mars.  more...

Lib Dem councillor defects to Labour

A BOLTON councillor has left the Liberal Democrats to join Labour.  more...

Who sold my car for scrap?

A BOLTON motorist was left fuming after a brazen conman arranged for his car to be towed away for scrap for £30.  more...

Police step up patrols after fights in street

POLICE patrols have been stepped up in an area of Bolton that saw running battles between white and Asian youths at the weekend.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

City marks 10th anniversary of IRA bombing

VISITORS to Manchester Cathedral are being invited to celebrate the rebirth of the city at a special service to mark the 10th anniversary of the IRA bomb attack.  more...

House raided — for the keys to sports car

MASKED raiders smashed their way into a flat and ordered a man to hand over the keys to his sports car.  more...

House raided — for the keys to sports car

MASKED raiders smashed their way into a flat and ordered a man to hand over the keys to his sports car.  more...

House raided — for the keys to sports car

MASKED raiders smashed their way into a flat and ordered a man to hand over the keys to his sports car.  more...

House raided — for the keys to sports car

MASKED raiders smashed their way into a flat and ordered a man to hand over the keys to his sports car.  more...

Football fan breaks his leg flying the flag

A FOOTBALL fan who was attempting to fly an England flag at his home fell from the roof and broke his leg.  more...

New appeal over rape of teenager

DETECTIVES are continuing to appeal for information about the rape of a teenager who was walking home after a night out.  more...

Stranded girls saved by mobile

TEENAGE girls who were left clinging to a tree after getting stuck up a steep embankment used their mobile phones to guide their rescuers to them.  more...

Comic Peter’s £160,000 boost for hospice

COMEDIAN Peter Kay has helped raise more than £160,000 for a children's charity.  more...

Celebrities show support for charity gig

MEMBERS of local tribute band The Bolton Iron Maiden have been flooded with celebrity gifts in support of a charity auction to be held later this month.  more...

Garden fun day

A VERY jolly green giant is dropping into Barton Grange Garden Centre in Bolton on Saturday as part of a children's fun day.  more...

Big Top daredevils wow the crowd

ROLL up! Roll up! The Spanish National Circus is in town.  more...

Discount fashions on way to retail park

HIGH street discount fashion retailer Peacocks is the latest big name to open on Bolton's newest retail park.  more...

Thank you, M’Lord

THE Lordship of Sharples is heading home to Bolton thanks to the generosity of a man who grew up in the area.  more...

‘Value for money’ award again for airport

MANCHESTER Airport has received a prestigious award from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).  more...

Armed gang in betting shop raid

A MASKED gang threatened staff at a bookmakers with a gun and knives during a Derby Day robbery.  more...

Sweetens signing date for author Monica Ali

BOOKER prize nominated author Monica Ali will be appearing at Sweetens' bookshop tomorrow to promote her new book, Alentejo Blue.  more...

Sunny smiles as hospice raises £4,000

THE SUN shone down on a star-studded gala which helped to raise thousands of pounds for Bolton Hospice.  more...

Warning to disruptive airline passengers

A CRACKDOWN on disruptive passengers has been launched at airports and on aircraft this summer.  more...

Drive for new baby monitors

A TOP Bolton baby doctor is backing the drive to raise money for new foetal heart monitors at the Royal Bolton Hospital.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Burnley

300 aero staff set to strike

WORKERS at one of Burnley's biggest employers are to strike in a dispute over pay.  more...

Search is on for unsung heroes

A NEW scheme to encourage community sprit and recognise unsung heroes has been launched in Burnley.  more...

Deadlock ended in cab driver strike

BURNLEY taxi drivers called off their strike action and went back to work this morning.  more...

Murder ruled out Jane's death

POLICE said today the death of missing mum Jane Payne was not being treated as suspicious but how she spent her final hours remains a mystery.  more...

Murder ruled out over Jane's death

POLICE said today the death of missing mum Jane Payne was not being treated as suspicious but how she spent her final hours remains a mystery.  more...

Murder ruled out over Jane's death

POLICE said today the death of missing mum Jane Payne was not being treated as suspicious but how she spent her final hours remains a mystery.  more...

Gang attack on driver

A MAN was left needing hospital treatment after a gang of thugs launched a vicious attack as he was changing his car wheel in the early hours.  more...

Bury News

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Business Headlines

Plug pulled on plumbing store

A PLUMBING and heating merchants which has been run by the same family for five generations is to close because of rising costs, red tape and competition from DIY superstores.  more...

Ryanair profits soar by 12 per cent

Budget airline Ryanair today lifted annual profits by 12 per cent but warned soaring oil prices would cut into the coming year's performance.  more...

Ryanair profits soar by 12 per cent

Budget airline Ryanair today lifted annual profits by 12 per cent but warned soaring oil prices would cut into the coming year's performance.  more...

Stress is taking its toll on staff

STRESS, anxiety and depression in the workplace are being underestimated by bosses, an employment and training charity has found.  more...

Free advice helps women into business

BUSINESS support agency Bolton Business Ventures has produced a guide to help women start up their own companies.  more...

Business News

300 aero staff set to strike

WORKERS at one of Burnley's biggest employers are to strike in a dispute over pay.  more...

300 aero staff set to strike

WORKERS at one of Burnley's biggest employers are to strike in a dispute over pay.  more...

Cd Reviews

Single review: Breed 77 – Alive (Albert)

Melding classic metal with Flamenco-flavoured finesse, those London-based Gibraltans Breed 77 charge forward, Iron Maiden style, with new single Alive.  more...

Single review: Breed 77 – Alive (Albert)

Melding classic metal with Flamenco-flavoured finesse, those London-based Gibraltans Breed 77 charge forward, Iron Maiden style, with new single Alive.  more...

Centurions' Updates

Shock defeat for Centurions

BATLEY 14, LEIGH CENTURIONS 8: Centurions' chances of claiming the National League One Minor Premiership at the end of the season may have gone after this shock defeat by lowly Batley.  more...

Shock defeat for Centurions

BATLEY 14, LEIGH CENTURIONS 8: Centurions' chances of claiming the National League One Minor Premiership at the end of the season may have gone after this shock defeat by lowly Batley.  more...

Chorley News

Camelot’s last ride

CAMELOT Theme Park is to be demolished and replaced by an indoor water aqua park' as part of a plan to create a new village.  more...

Clarets News

Foxes cool on Micah

MICAH Hyde is unlikely to be joining Leicester City this summer.  more...

Clarets open up

BURNLEY have announced they will hold an open day on Sunday July 23.  more...

Clitheroe

Fire fear was only barbecue

Puzzled firefighters searched the Low Moor area on Saturday night for a fire after receiving reports of smoke.  more...

Colne

Have a say on town councils plan

RESIDENTS of Nelson and Colne could have more of a voice on issues affecting them, as a review of local government in the area has been launched.  more...

Young dancers have some winning ways

Results from the annual Luther Greenwood Dance Festival which was held at Colne Municipal Hall.  more...

Cricket Round-Up

Elton hand out second defeat to edgworth

EDGWORTH were knocked out of the Cross Cup when they suffered their second defeat in 24 hours at the hands of Elton.  more...

Century star Nisar lands cup knockout

ADIL Nisar virtually beat Kearsley single-handedly as he dominated the match with both bat and ball.  more...

Darwen

Report hails school’s efforts

A DARWEN school's standards are still "well below average" but some pupils are making "outstanding leaps in learning", inspectors have found.  more...

Tennis centre wins approval

DARWEN may produce tennis stars of the future after a centre of excellence was set up in the town.  more...

Editor'S Comment

Call-out pledges should be kept

POLICE have faced criticism over the past decade from people who claim they do not appear quickly enough when needed.  more...

Call-out pledges should be kept

POLICE have faced criticism over the past decade from people who claim they do not appear quickly enough when needed.  more...

Education

Report hails school’s efforts

A DARWEN school's standards are still "well below average" but some pupils are making "outstanding leaps in learning", inspectors have found.  more...

Setback for new health reforms bid

THE consultation on East Lancashire hospitals' future today suffered a fresh blow after a third of people who responded thought the options put forward were no good.  more...

Nursery children see their art in class

CHILDREN from an Accrington nursery have been creating works of art to decorate their building.  more...

Puja is manic about motors

Not content just watching formula one racing on television a Manchester University student is now helping to build a formula racing car.  more...

Education News

Do something for nothing...

IMAGINE being in charge of a company with more than 8,000 people and a budget of £20 million. And envisage being responsible for driving the firm forward and ensuring it provides the best possible service.  more...

Show your cards to end abuse

SCHOOLS in Bolton are being asked to help spread the word about the NSPCC's "Don't Hide it" campaign against sexual abuse.  more...

Primary pupils can bank on their school

OAKS County Primary School in Sharples has launched its own "bank".  more...

Great Harwood

Attack victim dragged from taxi by her hair

THREE mothers involved in the late-night beating of a young woman out on the town have all kept their freedom.  more...

Haslingden

Golfer Bern’s Scot the lot!

A GOLFER raised £120,000 for charity by completing a 6,768-hole round taking in every course in Scotland.  more...

Health News

Drive for new baby monitors

A TOP Bolton baby doctor is backing the drive to raise money for new foetal heart monitors at the Royal Bolton Hospital.  more...

Time to care for those who care

ONE in six people in Bolton look after a relative, friend or neighbour who needs support because of sickness, age or disability. The hard work of these carers is being recognised through a series of events planned by Bolton Council, Bolton Carers Support and other local organisations to mark national Carers Week (June 12 to 18).  more...

Crossroads in vital role

CROSSROADS helps carers by enabling them to take short regular breaks from their caring responsibilities and have time to be themselves.  more...

Help tailored to your needs

When you are caring for a family member who needs support due to illness or disability, you may have many questions, such as: Where do I go for benefits advice? How do I get a Blue Badge? Where can I get aids and equipment to help with daily living tasks? Who do I contact about a short break from caring?  more...

‘Value for money’ award again for airport

FACTS AND FIGURES l There are six million carers in the UK.  more...

‘Value for money’ award again for airport

FACTS AND FIGURES l There are six million carers in the UK.  more...

‘Value for money’ award again for airport

FACTS AND FIGURES l There are six million carers in the UK.  more...

‘Value for money’ award again for airport

FACTS AND FIGURES l There are six million carers in the UK.  more...

Helmshore

100 police in drugs raid

MORE than 100 police officers launched one of East Lancashire's biggest ever drugs raids today as part of an operation targeting the area's major dealers.  more...

Ice Hockey Updates

First blood to Carolina in Stanley Cup Final

A stunning comeback, phenomenal goaltending and the bitter loss of a star player to injury all made Game One of the 2006 Stanley Cup Final both unforgettable and vexing for both the Carolina Hurricanes and Edmonton Oilers.  more...

Lancashire

Great results for arrest warrants

Some 450 wanted' people were found by police last month, it has been revealed.  more...

We have failed you, say police

Lancashire police fail to keep promises about how quickly they will attend incidents to half of people who call the force's control rooms, a study has revealed.  more...

Environment award hope for Euro MP

A Lancashire Euro-MP has been nominated for a prestigious award by the Worldwide Fund for Nature.  more...

Lancs Gigs

A Heap of fun

Imogen Heap, one of the biggest British success stories in the USA this year, has announced details of her latest tour, which includes a Manchester date on October 1.  more...

Langho

Car-trash man gets letter of rebuke

A CRIME victim wrote to a court to make sure a man who went on a drunken orgy of destruction knew the full impact of his actions.  more...

Letters

Ill-mannered guests spoiled day

STANDING waiting for a long time and looking forward to seeing the Queen on May 25, I took up my position in Church Street.  more...

There’s no excuse for ignorance

THE Royal visit to Blackburn on May 25 gave the town a morning to remember.  more...

TV production turns full cycle

IF one mentions Mullards in Blackburn many eyes will light up.  more...

Some folk all too happy to moan

REGARDING the floral displays that disappeared from Darwen (LET, May 27), I saw some of the tiered baskets and square containers on the back of a lorry in Gladstone Street, Blackburn on the day before Her Majesty's visit.  more...

Margo

Why Fortress Britain’s a sign of the times

HOW DO you deal with terrorism, vandalism and violence? Well I don't think it's by being tolerant.  more...

Movies

There is somehing about Kareena

Summertime wouldn't be the same without seeing Kareena Kapoor on the big screen.  more...

There is somehing about Kareena

Summertime wouldn't be the same without seeing Kareena Kapoor on the big screen.  more...

Chup Chup Ke

The con is on in more than one way in this comedy of errors.  more...

Make way for a new super hero

They are being pretty brave knocking this one out at the same time as Superman.  more...

Nelson

Thief took Brazil shirt

A Lithuanian working at a car wash earning just £20 a day was caught stealing a Brazilian football shirt from JJB in Blackburn.  more...

Thief took Brazil shirt

A Lithuanian working at a car wash earning just £20 a day was caught stealing a Brazilian football shirt from JJB in Blackburn.  more...

My sex with boy, 15

A middle-aged mother who had sex with a 15-year-old schoolboy today spoke of her regret and said: "I never meant it to happen."  more...

Have a say on town councils plan

RESIDENTS of Nelson and Colne could have more of a voice on issues affecting them, as a review of local government in the area has been launched.  more...

Mum and young sons finish 140-mile charity trek

A MUM and her three children undertook a mammoth 140-mile charity walk to Nelson, arriving just in time for a meal and hot shower.  more...

News

New pop princess

Sandhya a British-Asian urban singer will release of her debut album this summer.  more...

Oswaldtwistle

100 police in drugs raid

MORE than 100 police officers launched one of East Lancashire's biggest ever drugs raids today as part of an operation targeting the area's major dealers.  more...

Former care home in demolition plan

A FORMER Oswaldtwistle care home which was damaged in a suspected arson attack could soon be demolished.  more...

Pne News

Chairman looking for swift appointment

MORE than 20 names have been put to North End chairman Derek Shaw as possible replacements for departed managed Billy Davies.  more...

Prestwich And Whitefield Headlines

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Prestwich Headlines

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Radcliffe Headlines

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Ribchester News

Festival back for 14th year

The 14th Ribchester Music Festival will be held from Thursday, June 29, to Sunday, July 2.  more...

Rishton

Attack victim dragged from taxi by her hair

THREE mothers involved in the late-night beating of a young woman out on the town have all kept their freedom.  more...

Charity target reached for girl

A FAMILY have reached their fund-raising target to help a five-year-old girl struck down by a muscle-wasting disease.  more...

Rovers News

Hughes eyes Inter star

BLACKBURN boss Mark Hughes is investigating the possibility of bringing in a new defender on a season-long loan.  more...

Pongolle may stay

Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez insists Florent Sinama-Pongolle could still have a future at Anfield.  more...

Rugby League Round-Up

Shock defeat for Centurions

BATLEY 14, LEIGH CENTURIONS 8: Centurions' chances of claiming the National League One Minor Premiership at the end of the season may have gone after this shock defeat by lowly Batley.  more...

Shock defeat for Centurions

BATLEY 14, LEIGH CENTURIONS 8: Centurions' chances of claiming the National League One Minor Premiership at the end of the season may have gone after this shock defeat by lowly Batley.  more...

Shakers Updates

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Soccer Headlines

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Sport

Sachin's biggest battle

Sachin Tendulkar's latest injury battle has caused him sleepless nights and days of frustration as he worked in vain to reach fitness in time for India's tour of the Caribbean.  more...

Sporting Highlights

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Stanley News

Star Craney set to seal new deal

PLAYER of the season Ian Craney is close to securing a contract extension after being crowned Nationwide Conference player of the season.  more...

Star Craney set to seal new deal

PLAYER of the season Ian Craney is close to securing a contract extension at Accrington Stanley after being crowned Nationwide Conference player of the season.  more...

Stanley on the road

Conference champions Accrington Stanley have confirmed two away friendlies at fellow promoted sides.  more...

Stars From The Bolton Area

Comic Peter’s £160,000 boost for hospice

COMEDIAN Peter Kay has helped raise more than £160,000 for a children's charity.  more...

Theatre

Appeal for whizz-kids

TECHNICAL whizz-kids are needed to work on Stage Door Theatre Company's production of Love's Labour's Lost, showing at Thwaites Empire Theatre, Blackburn, from August 30 to September 2.  more...

Players limber up for Bard

REHEARSALS are now in full swing for Rossendale Players' greatest challenge in its 70-year history.  more...

Theatre News From The Bolton Area

Beauty breaks out in Bury

A DANGEROUS virus is afflicting Bury beauty.  more...

Church serves lunchtime jazz

THE popular lunchtime concerts at St Andrew and St George United Reformed Church, Bolton, continue this Thursday with the Dyson Jazz Trio.  more...

Tv Reviews

TV review: X Factor Battle of the Stars, ITV1

SO FINALLY it's all over Lucy Benjamin is the winner of the first ever X-Factor: Battle of the Stars.  more...

Wanderers News

Whites eye up Meite again

SAM Allardyce looks to have resurrected his interest in World Cup defender Abdoulaye Meite.  more...

Waterfoot

Puppet theatre arrives

A WEEKEND of puppetry fun for all the family is on offer with four internationally acclaimed puppet theatre companies performing shows.  more...

We Say

Investors should not forget the town centre

THE intention to transform run-down areas of Bolton can be nothing but good news.  more...

What'S On In And Around Bury

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

What'S On In The Bolton Area

Now for a taste of football USA-style

SUPERBOWL is coming to Bolton with young footballers from all over the country competing in a national American football tournament.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Whats On

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Whitefield Headlines

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

Bury Carnival to cause bus diversions

MANY town centre bus services will be affected by road closures when the traditional Bury Carnival takes place on Saturday.  more...

World Cup Briefing

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Fans watch in the Tartan Den

SCOTLAND-based England fans have teamed up to make Saturday's game versus Paraguay a 'moan free zone.'  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Rooney in mid-air, but not everybody's happy

PICTURES of Wayne Rooney in mid-air volleying home a goal in training dominate the morning papers on Tuesday, but not everybody is happy.  more...

England feeling at home

England will sample their World Cup training facilities for the first time today.  more...

Fans watch in the Tartan Den

SCOTLAND-based England fans have teamed up to make Saturday's game versus Paraguay a 'moan free zone.'  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Fans watch in the Tartan Den

SCOTLAND-based England fans have teamed up to make Saturday's game versus Paraguay a 'moan free zone.'  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

Fans watch in the Tartan Den

SCOTLAND-based England fans have teamed up to make Saturday's game versus Paraguay a 'moan free zone.'  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

£1 a pint, great atmosphere, and boost the Shakers

FANS looking for a TV venue for England's World Cup opener could help themselves to a cheap deal, and boost the cash fortunes of a famous old club at the same time.  more...

Police prepare to tackle World Cup domestic violence

Police fear that reports of domestic violence will soar by more than 30 per cent during the World Cup.  more...

You Say

Wind farm protection for a better future

I refer to the lettter "The Amazing Grace of Wind Turbines" (Bolton Evening News, Friday, June 2) a very intelligent letter from Michael Wilkinson, aged 18.  more...

Safety first and clean signs

I have been driving for almost 60 years without an offence until last September when in a moment of lapsed concentration, I exceeded the 30mph limit.  more...

Hospital statue: Patients are not losing out

I am writing to clarify the situation regarding the fundraising to restore the statue of King Edward VII which was put into storage following the closure of Bolton Royal Infirmary in 1996.  more...

Bring buildings into the 21st century

YET again proposals to improve the town centre are met with a barrage of protests and criticism from certain quarters, who, by using contradictory statements, condemn any "modern" construction. S Corns, (Bolton Evening News, May 23), even goes as far as suggesting Doric and Corinthian columns and ornate stonework.  more...

It’s time to get tough with the grave vandals

I was appalled to read about the vandalism of Lester Hughes' grave in Farnworth Cemetery.  more...

Thoughtful Clarice deserves a happy future

I read with great interest the story about Mrs Clarice Blower (Avid 100-year-old reader is back to her Bolton Evening News, May 31).  more...

  
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