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Stories for 28 July 2006

Accrington

Ravine blaze sparks fears

FIREFIGHTERS from a crew facing the axe under cost cutting proposals have spent two days battling to control a blaze in a Rishton ravine.  more...

Andy Lochhead

New season breeds new optimism

SATURDAY'S victory over Bolton Wanderers has given me plenty of optimism going into the new season.  more...

Angela Kelly

Silent victims of the cyber bullies

TO many adults it may sound like something out of a sci-fi film but today's youngsters are at the mercy of cyber-bullies.  more...

Bands In Profile

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Blackburn

One man and his dog train for triple challenge

A BLACKBURN man is in training for a gruelling race which will see him running, cycling and swimming across London.  more...

A shining example

ST Mary's College in Blackburn has been recognised as one of the best learning centres in the country and awarded the prestigious Beacon Status.  more...

Deprived schools to get £5m

PRIMARY schools are to benefit from £285million over 15 years as part of a national scheme to build or renovate schools.  more...

Hero rescues neighbour from blaze

A WOMAN today praised a neighbour who rescued her from a fire which threatened to burn down her house in Blackburn.  more...

Probe after girl, six, dies in road tragedy

A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl died after being hit by a car which failed to stop in Blackburn last night.  more...

All smiles as Seb and Daley come to town

BRITAIN'S greatest Olympians arrived in East Lancashire to promote the 2012 event and told local people to make the most of the Games.  more...

'Crack den' closed down

A HAVEN for crack addicts which has made neighbours' lives a misery has been closed down following a police swoop.  more...

Blackburn Hawks

Coach Haig to stay at Hawks

BOBBY Haig is to continue as player-coach with Blackburn Hawks.  more...

Bolton Music Showcase: Read All About It!

Band in the Park

To The Bones What are you looking forward to at this year's Showcase?  more...

Band in the Park

To The Bones  more...

Band in the Park

To The Bones  more...

Band in the Park

To The Bones  more...

Band in the Park

The Showcase kicks off with seven bands performing at Leverhule Park on Saturday from 2pm to 8pm. And admission is free!  more...

Electronica Showcase

The Electronica Showcase is on August 8, Number 15, Churchgate from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.Pagan Wanderer Lu Are you nervous about playing the Showcase?  more...

Electronica Showcase

The Electronica Showcase is on August 8, Number 15, Churchgate from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Electronica Showcase

The Electronica Showcase is on August 8, Number 15, Churchgate from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Electronica Showcase

The Electronica Showcase is on August 8, Number 15, Churchgate from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Electronica Showcase

The Electronica Showcase is on August 8, Number 15, Churchgate from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Showcase Finale

The Showcase Finale is at the Albert Halls, Victoria Square, on Thursday, August 10 (6.45pm to 11pm. Admission £4.   more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Acoustic Showcase

The Acoustic Showcase is on Saturday at the Dog and Partridge, Manor Street, from 2pm top 11pm. Free admission.   more...

Acoustic Showcase

The Acoustic Showcase is this Saturday at the Dog and Partridge, Manor Street, from 2pm to 11pm. Free admission.   more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Punk Showcase

The Punk Showcase is on August 7 at The Alma Inn, Bradshawgate, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Metal Showcase

The Metal Showcase is this Sunday at the Soundhouse, Ash Street, from 6.30pm to 11pm. Free admission.  more...

Young Bands Showcase

The Young Bands Showcase is taking place on Friday, August 4, at the Phoenix Centre, Bark Street, from 7pm to 11pm. Admission is free.  more...

Showcase Diary

Line-up in full.  more...

Bolton News

Fire chiefs track blaze yobs

A HARD-HITTING campaign has been launched to stop yobs who attack firefighters as they deal with blazes.  more...

Fire chiefs track blaze yobs

A HARD-HITTING campaign has been launched to stop yobs who attack firefighters as they deal with blazes.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Threat of strike at cuts hospital

UNION bosses at the Royal Bolton Hospital say they are prepared to hold a ballot on industrial action in a bid to protect patient services.  more...

Decision on baby unit is delayed

THE decision on the future of baby and children's services at the Royal Bolton Hospital has been delayed by three months.  more...

Police to be based closer to their beat

PLANS to base police officers closer to their beats have been unveiled.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Colleges to move, but not merge

BOLTON Community College and Bolton Sixth Form College could be created on a split site, it has been revealed.  more...

Manslaughter charge duo held in custody

TWO teenagers have appeared in court charged with the manslaughter of a pensioner from Little Hulton.  more...

Police chief's tribute at bike PC's funeral

THE funeral of a police motorcyclist who died in a crash in Bolton was attended by dozens of family, friends and colleagues.  more...

Bird bath for Emma and Ricky the parrot

IT is ruffled feathers and tantrums at baby bath time in the Dunning household and that is just from Ricky the parrot.  more...

Top exhibition in the swim - thanks to Bolton Museum

STAFF at Bolton Aquarium were called upon to help a major London museum by contributing a rare species called the Four-eyed fish.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Search for yob beer thieves

A YOUTH is pictured calmly carrying a large quantity of dring out of a store without paying.  more...

Search for yob beer thieves

A YOUTH is pictured calmly carrying a large quantity of dring out of a store without paying.  more...

Monic book filming halted

FILMING in London of the critically acclaimed Brick Lane novel written by Bolton author Monica Ali has been cancelled because of opposition from the Bangladeshi community.  more...

Monica book filming halted

FILMING in London of the critically acclaimed Brick Lane novel written by Bolton author Monica Ali has been cancelled because of opposition from the Bangladeshi community.  more...

£1m deception hearing adjourned

THE case of a Horwich man alleged to have dishonestly obtained in excess of a £1 million has adjourned for committal to Crown Court.  more...

£1m deception hearing adjourned

THE case of a Horwich man alleged to have dishonestly obtained in excess of a £1 million has adjourned for committal to Crown Court.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Do you know beer thieves?

A YOUTH is pictured calmly carrying a large quantity of dring out of a store without paying.  more...

Rolex boost for jeweller's new store

A BOLTON jeweller's is to become one of only two places in the UK to feature a bespoke Rolex Room.  more...

Terror as car hits house

A MOTORIST was badly hurt when he was dragged across the road by his car as he pumped up a tyre.  more...

Council Leader faces shouting probe

THE leader of Bolton Council is to be investigated by standards chiefs following accusations that he intimidated a community campaigner.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Brierfield

Stabbing quiz

Detectives were last night continuing to quiz two men arrested following a stabbing outside a Brierfield shop.  more...

OAP stair-push burglary charges

Two men have been charged in connection with an incident in which a pensioner said she was pushed down the stairs of her Brierfield home.  more...

Burnley

Water pistol attacks on cars

YOUNG pranksters are putting lives at risk by using toy water pistols to squirt or throw water at motorists during the current heatwave.  more...

Campaign backing super-school

A CAMPAIGN group has been set up backing controversial plans to build a new super-school on green field land in Burnley.  more...

Woman held for alleged stabbing

A WOMAN was arrested after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend with a knife during a drunken argument at their Burnley home.  more...

Prison threat over dog mess

DOG owners in Burnley have been told to clean up after their pets or risk going to jail.  more...

Bury News

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Long-serving council man retires due to ill-health

ONE of Bury Council's most senior officers has retired due to ill health after 32 years with the authority.  more...

Speed cameras for accident blackspot

ONE of the busiest roads in the borough is to be given a speed camera after four serious accidents in the last three years.  more...

Minister puts steps to heaven at Mill Gate

MILL Gate shoppers can benefit from spiritual guidance courtesy of new chaplin, the Rev Gordon Joyce.  more...

Soccer fan marks 50th on club’s doorstep

A DEVOTED Shakers fan who has spent most of his life following the team around the country will celebrate his 50th birthday this weekend on the club's doorstep.  more...

War on the off-roaders!

THE menace caused by off-road vehicles in Bury is to be tackled after complaints from angry residents.  more...

CE school in top form - Ofsted

BURY Church of England High School has received top marks in its Ofsted inspection.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Business Headlines

Prince hails Lee’s success

A BUSINESSMAN who battled through a deprived childhood to become one of Bolton's top entrepreneurs has been hailed by Prince Charles as a shining example of the work done by The Prince's Trust.  more...

Rolex boost for jeweller's new store

A BOLTON jeweller's is to become one of only two places in the UK to feature a bespoke Rolex Room.  more...

Cars News

Humble Fiat tops sex list

THE humble Fiat 500 has beaten the likes of Lotus and Lamborghini to take the title of the world's sexiest car, as decided by Top Gear magazine.  more...

Blow-up males

WOMEN worried about driving alone can now get an instant companion in the form of a blow-up male passenger that inflates at the flick of a switch.  more...

Motorists driving into pain barrier

POOR posture is causing many motorists to suffer what experts are calling repetitive driving injury (RDI).  more...

Chorley News

Pupils taught respect

Youngsters at a Chorley school are the borough's first junior neighbourhood wardens.  more...

Clarets News

How will Burnley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for the Clarets this season?  more...

Cotterill: Finish it in style

BURNLEY can wrap up their pre-season programme in style tonight with victory over US Alense (6pm).  more...

Boss delighted with Kyle

The progress of Burnley's young Northern Ireland international Kyle Lafferty has impressed his manager Steve Cotterill.  more...

La Dolce Vita for Burnley fans

SUN-DRENCHED Burnley football fans are cheering 'molto bello' to the club's Italian pre-season trip.  more...

Clubbing

Clubbing Together

FOLLOWING on from the success of the Bank Holiday special party nights at Evolution Lounge, Blackburn, a new monthly Saturday clubbing night has been launched.  more...

Roses legend on the turntables

HE'S played bass for two of the most influential bands of the last 20 years, he's in demand as a DJ and yet the most important thing for Mani is he's still having a laugh. See him DJ in Blackburn on August 4.  more...

Bright moves from Prodigy

Recently proclaimed "the best dance band in the world" by DJ magazine, The Prodigy consistently grab those headlines. See them at Creamfields on August 26.  more...

Colne

House raided after tip-off

POLICE in Colne raided a house following claims it was being used as a drugs den.  more...

Comedy

A Rough guide to making ’em laugh

HAVE you heard the one about...? Whatever you do, don't tell comic Mark Rough, who is appearing at Blackburn's Lock n' Load comedy night on August 5.  more...

Cricket Round-Up

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Darwen

Deprived schools to get £5m

PRIMARY schools are to benefit from £285million over 15 years as part of a national scheme to build or renovate schools.  more...

All smiles as Seb and Daley come to town

BRITAIN'S greatest Olympians arrived in East Lancashire to promote the 2012 event and told local people to make the most of the Games.  more...

Education

A shining example

ST Mary's College in Blackburn has been recognised as one of the best learning centres in the country and awarded the prestigious Beacon Status.  more...

Deprived schools to get £5m

PRIMARY schools are to benefit from £285million over 15 years as part of a national scheme to build or renovate schools. Blackburn with Darwen Council is to be handed up to £5million a year to revamp half the borough's primary schools from 2009. Schools to be targeted are those in deprived areas, those in a poor state of repair and new schools may be built to take account of demographic changes. Lancashire County Council bosses were unable to say how much schools in Burnley, Pendle, Hyndburn, Rossendale, and the Ribble Valley are likely to get. But a spokesman for the council estimated it would get £14million a year to be shared out across the county. The money from government is allocated to councils on a deprivation formula, which officials at Blackburn with Darwen estimate equates to £5million a year. Coun Maureen Bateson, Blackburn with Darwen Council's children's education boss, said that due to an extensive capital school programme over the past nine years many of the borough's schools had already been upgraded. One stumbling block in the scheme, said Coun Bateson, could come from the fact that church schools will have to find 10 per cent of the costs of any revamps to their buildings. There are about 60 primary schools in the borough, of which about a third are church schools. The money will be given to schools which agreed to be involved in the Government's eight six agenda, which will see schools open from 8am to 6pm to give parents a helping hand with child care. "It will not benefit all schools, as it's only for 50 per cent, and not every school may be prepared to provide the eight six agenda," added Coun Bateson. Recent projects Blackburn with Darwen has overseen include the new Holy Trinity Primary School in Darwen and the £3million primary school on land at the heart of the Fernhurst estate, Blackburn, and The Redeemer School which opens in September. Coun Bateson said the council was also putting together a fresh submission for money under the Building Schools for the Future programme, which will see the borough's secondary schools rebuilt. The council hopes to be involved in wave four of the programme which starts in 2008, if that fails it will have to wait two more years for the additional millions.   more...

Deprived schools to get £5m

PRIMARY schools are to benefit from £285million over 15 years as part of a national scheme to build or renovate schools.  more...

Campaign backing super-school

A CAMPAIGN group has been set up backing controversial plans to build a new super-school on green field land in Burnley.  more...

Education News

Silent victims of the cyber bullies

TO many adults it may sound like something out of a sci-fi film but today's youngsters are at the mercy of cyber-bullies.  more...

Colleges to move, but not merge

BOLTON Community College and Bolton Sixth Form College could be created on a split site, it has been revealed.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

CE school in top form - Ofsted

BURY Church of England High School has received top marks in its Ofsted inspection.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Events In And Around Leigh

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Fred Shawcross: Gives It To You Straight

War on terror must cause sleepless nights

HOW do George "Dubya" Bush and Tony Blair sleep at night, given the appalling tragedies which continue to unfold in the Middle East?  more...

Gig Guide

Maestro Troy set to conquer

BURNLEY Mechanics is kicking off its new season with what looks set to be a storming gig by music maestro Troy Andrews and his band Orleans Avenue on September 7.  more...

Lancs strikes a chord with Eric

THE last time guitar virtuoso Eric Sardinas played the UK it was in big venues on tour with Steve Vai. On July 31 you can see him in Clitheroe.  more...

There's still a buzz about the Bees

The Bees play the Night and Day Cafe, Manchester, on Sunday. NOW that the sunshine's out, plenty of new bands are being hailed as the sound of the summer.  more...

There's still a buzz about the Bees

NOW that the sunshine's out, plenty of new bands are being hailed as the sound of the summer. But for the real sunshine factor, catch The Bees on July 30.  more...

Stipe Googling into Bolton

Stipe play The Moses Gate, Farnworth, on August 4  more...

Morrison's downloads success story

James Morrison plays the Late Room, Manchester, on Monday, July 31.  more...

Gisburn

Bob calls in

FORMER Grand National winner Bob Champion, who beat cancer, dropped in to a Ribble Valley stud as special guest at a fundraising event.  more...

Golf Updates

Super show sees BGA race into final

Bolton Golf Association clinched their place in the Lancashire Scratch League Final for the second successive year with a crushing 6-1 defeat of old rivals Fylde at Fairhaven last weekend.  more...

Nev's magnificent seven

NEVILLE Jameson captured his seventh Regent Park Club Championship when he denied club captain Mike Brewder in a tense final.  more...

Seniors' BGA title win

OLD Links duo Jack Mullard and Doug Botterill raced away with the Bolton Golf Association Seniors' Trophy at Chorley last week.  more...

Great Harwood

Ravine blaze sparks fears

FIREFIGHTERS from a crew facing the axe under cost cutting proposals have spent two days battling to control a blaze in a Rishton ravine.  more...

Haslingden

‘Re-think service cuts’ plea

A HASLINGDEN firefighter has urged bosses to think re-think controversial cuts after one of the busiest weeks he has ever known.  more...

Health

Festive tonic

ARTIST John Chapman is helping East Lancashire Hospice raise much needed funds.  more...

Health News

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Health Updates

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Homes News

First-time buyers more confident

CONTINUING stability in the housing market appears to be helping many first-time buyers shun long-term mortgages and be far savvier with their offers.  more...

Tips to make viewing that home safer

THE National Association of Estate Agents has published tips to help sellers conduct viewings in safety.  more...

Hyndburn News

Don’t dump that banger – bin it!

HYNDBURN Council has launched a "Bin the Banger" campaign to tackle abandoned vehicles.  more...

Lancashire League

Taylor bid for final glory

RAMSBOTTOM captain Brian Taylor is demanding victory against East Lancs in the Lancashire League Second XI Cup final tomorrow.  more...

Lancashire News

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Lancs Gigs

Television man set for solo show

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Tom Verlaine best known for his trailblazing work in New York band Television is performing an acoustic set in Manchester on July 31.  more...

Hometown gig for Heather Small

SHE has sold millions of records and now is your chance to hear her distinctive sound for yourself when Heather Small performs a rare hometown gig on October 3.  more...

Muse heading to Manchester

Probably the biggest thing to come out of Devon since Cornwall, Muse play the MEN Arena on Saturday, November 11.  more...

Bright moves from Prodigy

Recently proclaimed "the best dance band in the world" by DJ magazine, The Prodigy consistently grab those headlines. See them at Creamfields on August 26.  more...

Placebo in arena tour

Placebo have announced they will play Manchester on December 10.  more...

Morrison's downloads success story

SINGER-songwriter James Morrison, aged 21, has recently been turning heads all over the music industry, and with good reason. See him in Manchester on July 31.  more...

More reasons to watch James Morrison

SINGER-songwriter James Morrison, aged 21, has recently been turning heads all over the music industry, and with good reason. See him in Manchester on July 31.  more...

Lancs Theatre

Upstaged by the pre-school superstars

They're big, they're goofy and they're coming to a theatre near you soon. We spoke to kids' TV presenter Sarah-Jane Honeywell, who will be accompanying the Fimbles on their first ever live tour, which is at Salford from August 4 to 6.  more...

Prepare to be dazzled by Chicago

THE smash hit musical Chicago returns to Manchester in October.  more...

Langho

Lost-dog man’s park wounding

A Langho man who was concerned about the disappearance of his dog ended up injuring a man in a park.  more...

Latest Sport

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Shalliker races to second spot

Lancashire Road Club rider Paul Shallicker sprinted to second place in the Liverpool Century Road Race on Sunday, behind pro rider James Williamson.  more...

Super show sees BGA race into final

Bolton Golf Association clinched their place in the Lancashire Scratch League Final for the second successive year with a crushing 6-1 defeat of old rivals Fylde at Fairhaven last weekend.  more...

Super show sees BGA race into final

Bolton Golf Association clinched their place in the Lancashire Scratch League Final for the second successive year with a crushing 6-1 defeat of old rivals Fylde at Fairhaven last weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Leigh Headlines

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Leyland News

‘Save our green for play area’

Neighbours living in a newly-developed estate in Leyland are on a crusade to stop a well-known property developer from building new properties on their doorstep.  more...

Local Bands

Crush

CRUSH are a band on a mission to entertain. The Darwen five-piece have, since 2002, built up an extremely large and devoted following with their own brand of rock-influenced covers.  more...

Local Cricket Round-Up

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Weekend fixtures

BOLTON League and Association fixtures for the weekend.  more...

Lytham News

‘Help us to Italy goal’

The World Cup may be over but for a group of fancy-footed junior footballers the race is on to raise cash for the opportunity to be trained by some of Italy's best coaches.  more...

Movies

The Break-Up (12A)

THE best bit about break ups is making up or so the saying goes.  more...

Nelson

Kart crash man fighting for life

A 22-YEAR-OLD Nelson man is fighting for his life after crashing his go-kart in the town.  more...

News About Local Schools

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

News From The Schools

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Nicola Mostyn: Shoots From The Hip

It’s what you ask, not how you ask it

Upon the recent news that a friend was proposed to on a post-it note, it seems fair to assume that modern times have killed the romantic proposal stone dead.  more...

Non-League Football

Great Dane to star for Padiham!

Padiham are holding a pre-season Sportsmans Dinner at their Arbories Memorial Sports Ground clubhouse on Friday, August 4 to help raise finances for the club.  more...

Old Pals: Keeping In Touch Around The World

DAVID PYE

I have been trying to track and trace Alex Vose, who will be around 67 years old.  more...

JANE MONK (nee ROWLAND)

I am formerly from Tottington now Northampton and I am trying to locate an old school friend Michael Christopher Ward (b. 1951-2).  more...

DAVID PYE

I have been trying to track and trace Alex Vose, who will be around 67 years old.  more...

JANE MONK (nee ROWLAND)

I am formerly from Tottington now Northampton and I am trying to locate an old school friend Michael Christopher Ward (b. 1951-2).  more...

DAVID PYE

I have been trying to track and trace Alex Vose, who will be around 67 years old.  more...

JANE MONK (nee ROWLAND)

I am formerly from Tottington now Northampton and I am trying to locate an old school friend Michael Christopher Ward (b. 1951-2).  more...

DAVID PYE

I have been trying to track and trace Alex Vose, who will be around 67 years old.  more...

JANE MONK (nee ROWLAND)

I am formerly from Tottington now Northampton and I am trying to locate an old school friend Michael Christopher Ward (b. 1951-2).  more...

Oswaldtwistle

Sanctuary founder battles illness

AN ANIMAL charity is facing a cash crisis as the driving force behind its fundraising activities battles with ill health.  more...

Crash driver left brain-damaged warns teens

A YOUNG man who was left brain-damaged in a car crash is using his experiences to warn others against dangerous driving.  more...

Pendle News

MP called up for jury service

PENDLE'S MP Gordon Prentice has found himself in court but he has done nothing wrong.  more...

Politics

Councils merger would see winners and losers

THIS week the Lancashire Telegraph revealed Blackburn with Darwen and Hyndburn councils are in talks to consider whether to pool their officer services, a move which could prompt a major reorganisation of councils across the county. We examine the issue.  more...

Guantanamo critic to see for himself

AN East Lancashire MP is set to visit the notorious Guantanamo Bay camp to see conditions and discuss how it can be closed.  more...

MP reveals punk past

AN MP has lifted the lid on his years as a rebellious punk, battling against fascists and listening to the Sex Pistols.  more...

MP called up for jury service

PENDLE'S MP Gordon Prentice has found himself in court but he has done nothing wrong.  more...

Venue safety fears

RESIDENTS attending council meetings in Rossendale will have to cross the East Lancs Railway track to get to a new temporary civic venue.  more...

Prestwich And Whitefield Headlines

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Prestwich Headlines

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Radcliffe Headlines

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Man denies farmer murder charge

A 51-YEAR-OLD man has denied murdering Radcliffe farmer William Kenyon.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Rawtenstall

Venue safety fears

RESIDENTS attending council meetings in Rossendale will have to cross the East Lancs Railway track to get to a new temporary civic venue.  more...

Venue safety fears

RESIDENTS attending council meetings in Rossendale will have to cross the East Lancs Railway track to get to a new temporary civic venue.  more...

Rishton

Ravine blaze sparks fears

FIREFIGHTERS from a crew facing the axe under cost cutting proposals have spent two days battling to control a blaze in a Rishton ravine.  more...

Rovers News

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

How will Rovers fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Blackburn Rovers this season?  more...

Hughes: More signings to come

MARK Hughes believes he has now got the strongest squad he has ever had at Blackburn Rovers - and he still plans to add a couple more new faces to the mix before the start of the season.  more...

Fighting fit and ready for Europe

BLACKBURN boss Mark Hughes has sent a chilling warning out to the rest of his Premiership rivals: Blackburn Rovers are going to be fitter, faster and stronger this season!  more...

Rovers face Greek champs

Mark Hughes will call on his Blackburn Rovers players to step things up tonight when they take on Olympiakos in the second of their two friendlies in Germany.  more...

Schools Out

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Seven Days

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

That Was The Week That Was

News and sport stories from the Bolton Evening News, Bury Times Group, Leigh Journal and associated newspapers and websites in Lancashire from the last seven days  more...

Shakers Updates

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Soccer Headlines

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Sporting Highlights

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Fantasy Football to hit Gigg Lane - Casper

CHRIS Casper wants to bring the fans flooding back to Gigg Lane this season with his own brand of fantasy football.  more...

Stacksteads

Race abuse leads to fine

A 27-year-old Stacksteads man involved in an early hours rumpus over a taxi fare was fined £100 by Burnley magistrates.  more...

Stanley News

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Stanley this season?  more...

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Stanley this season?  more...

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Stanley this season?  more...

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Stanley this season?  more...

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Stanley this season?  more...

How will Stanley fare this season?

What are your hopes and expectations for Accrington Stanley this season?  more...

Reds are almost ready to rumble

EAGER Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman will use his side's trip to Scotland to finalise his line-up for the big kick-off next Saturday.  more...

Praise for Mangan

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman was impressed with a number of performances in the 1-0 win against League One side Blackpool on Wednesday night - not least the display by Andy Mangan against his former side.  more...

Harris eager to make big impression

JAY Harris has yet to officially complete his switch to Accrington Stanley, but the teenager already has designs on a first team place.  more...

Stars From The Bolton Area

Monica book filming halted

FILMING in London of the critically acclaimed Brick Lane novel written by Bolton author Monica Ali has been cancelled because of opposition from the Bangladeshi community.  more...

Takeaways

Darwen: Godfather's Pizza House

WITH the better half elsewhere I turned to the refuge of single men everywhere and headed off for a pizza.  more...

Theatre News From The Bolton Area

A tale of love and struggle

The Last Tango, August 17-18 at The Library Theatre in Manchester. The Last Tango is a rare chance to experience a musical in creation.  more...

A tale of love and struggle

The Last Tango, August 17-18 at The Library Theatre in Manchester.  more...

The best of comic Bob is released on CD

BOLTON'S finest comedy songwriter Bob Williamson has finally bowed to pressure from fans and this week released a CD of his greatest works.  more...

Tockholes News

All smiles as Seb and Daley come to town

BRITAIN'S greatest Olympians arrived in East Lancashire to promote the 2012 event and told local people to make the most of the Games.  more...

Tv Reviews

TV review: EastEnders, BBC1

fffff  more...

TV review: Seven Man Made Wonders, BBC2

WE may criticise the Beeb for the quality of some of its output although compared with the other terrestial channels it is a vertiable oasis of quality.  more...

Wanderers News

Borgetti 'not a Racing cert'

RACING Santander have confirmed an interest in Jared Borgetti, but have warned Wanderers that they have other irons in the fire.  more...

Derby date for new Wanderers trio

Abdoulaye Meite could join fellow summer signings Idan Tal and Quinton Fortune in the Wanderers squad for tomorrow's friendly at Derby (ko 3pm).  more...

Matchday freeze on ticket prices

WANDERERS have followed up their price freeze on season tickets by pegging the cost of matchday admission next season.  more...

Now Big Sam trails Red Star Giant

SAM Allardyce's pledge to spend big in his search for a striker has put him on the trail of Red Star Belgrade's giant hit man, Nikola Zigic.  more...

Number's up for Wanderers

Quinton Fortune has been handed the number 17 shirt after joining Wanderers on a 12-month contract this week.  more...

We Say

Help to catch young drinkers

A MASSIVE haul of alcohol has been seized from children as young as 12, despite recent crackdowns on off-licences selling drink to those aged under 18.  more...

These feral youths need locking up

FIREFIGHTING is dangerous enough without the added threat of yobs attacking fire crews.  more...

What'S On In And Around Bury

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

What'S On In The Bolton Area

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Bars and Clubs diary

TOP nights out in the region.  more...

Bars and Clubs diary

TOP nights out in the region.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Music Showcase 'bigger and better than ever'

THE third Bolton Music Showcase begins on Saturday with the promise that this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Whats On

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

Call to take steps to raise hospital funds

CHARITY champions are calling on people to show their support for the region's main cancer treatment centre, The Christie Hospital.  more...

Fred Dibnah pin badges on sale

FRED Dibnah fan Wendy Close from Astley Bridge, will be selling pin badges of the famous steeplejack outside WH Smiths in Bolton town centre on Saturday.  more...

Where to go - and what to do

THE endless days of the traditional long summer holidays are often dreaded by parents of restless children.  more...

You Say

McFly star Danny was a Thornleigh boy

In the edition of Monday, July 24, there were two stories, side by side, about two famous people with Bolton connections.  more...

No places left for nurses from Britain

I JUST wondered why there are no places for this year's student nurses?  more...

Let’s return to old school holidays

I WOULD just like to say how much I agree with Stephen Bryan's letter in Friday's edition about the holiday system as it used to be.  more...

A tax on plastic bags is good idea

I really do despair sometimes with the infighting and political nitpicking that our councillors go in for, just to score cheap points against each other (Bolton Evening News Letters, "Packaging does not help the planet", July 25).  more...

No drowning danger from the Lodges

WITH regard to the Mortfield Lodges, the council is right to allow public access.  more...

Let GMPTE run our bus services

I am writing in response to the recent coverage in the Bolton Evening News concerning bus services in the town centre.  more...

Bins will be back to normal by October

I felt that I must respond to the letter published in the Bolton Evening News on the July 21 that accused the Council's refuse collectors of emptying the green boxes into the green bins and emptying both into the same refuse wagon.  more...

Decision not a matter for celebration

I was stunned to read the headline We've Won' on the front page of the Bury Times on July 20.  more...

People will do their shopping elsewhere

Probably like many other Tottington residents, I was not aware that the car park behind the Co-op Late Shop was actually owned by the Robin Hood's brewery.  more...

Parking fees will be death of the village

I am absolutely appalled at the conversion to a pay and display car park by the brewery Greene King of the Robin Hood pub in Tottington.  more...

We need to start with a blank sheet

Councillor Wayne Campbell's grudging statement regarding the outcome of the Schools Organisation Committee portrayed the typical arrogance shown by the council throughout the Strategic Review of Secondary School Provision.  more...

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Emma, and her baby bath parrot pal, Ricky

IT is ruffled feathers and tantrums at baby bath time in the Dunning household and that is just from Ricky the parrot.  more...

  
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