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Accrington

Kids to chance arm in bid for GB glory

A SPORT most commonly associated with smoky bar rooms has been taken up by a group of teenagers in a bid to achieve international glory.  more...

Alan Calvert

Who wants to be a millionaire?

THE Centre for Economic and Business Research says the number of British millionaires has risen from 230,000 to 360,000 in the three years between 2003 and 2006.  more...

Athletics

Field athletes shine in season’s finale

Blackpool and Fylde field event specialists outshone track teamates in the last fixture of the Mid Lancs League season at Hyndburn last weekend.  more...

Bacup Borough

Glasshoughton Welfare 2 Bacup Borough 0

BACUP manager Brent Peters kept his players locked in the changing rooms for 40 minutes following this early exit from the FA Cup, despite dominating the game.  more...

Blackburn

Horror caught on camera

CCTV cameras at a Blackburn builders' merchants caught the agonising scene as a hit-and-run driver crashed into a pedestrian in the street outside their perimeter wall.  more...

Council £3m over budget

A COUNCIL is set to overspend by £3million during the current financial year if it does not rein in its spending.  more...

Trust comes clean about agency staff

AGENCY staff from Eastern Europe are cleaning Blackburn's new super hospital.  more...

Trust comes clean about agency staff

AGENCY staff from Eastern Europe are cleaning Blackburn's new super hospital.  more...

Labour group falls silent for Middle East

ABOUT 20 members of Blackburn with Darwen's Labour group held a five minute silence on the steps of Blackburn Town Hall to remember those who have died during the Middle East conflict.  more...

£100k price tag on press baron’s Rolls

A ROLLS-ROYCE first owned by a 1950s Blackburn newspaper tycoon has been put up for sale - and is expected to fetch more than £100,000.  more...

Blackpool News

Relief at finding missing Sophia

A Blackpool charity worker left heartbroken by the kidnap of an orphaned Kenyan schoolgirl is celebrating after the child was found safe and well.  more...

Sweet way to takeover

A Blackpool sweet company which makes famous names like Mojo and Princess Marshmallows is feeling the sugar rush after taking over part of Burton's Foods.  more...

Band aim for a high note

Brass musicians are tuning up to take on bands from across the country in a national brass championship next month.  more...

Bolton News

Disabled drivers charges shock

DISABLED drivers could soon face being charged to park in Bolton.  more...

Three arrested after shooting

THREE men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a drive-by shooting.  more...

Police in £1 million illegal drugs seizure

ILLEGAL drugs worth more than £1 million have been seized by a police.  more...

Boy, 5, in HIV test ordeal

A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy has been given emergency treatment after picking up a condom as he played in an area plagued by prostitution.  more...

Power station painting

A PICTURE by a Bolton artist featuring one of the town's now-demolished landmarks has been donated to a museum.  more...

Call to stop vandalism at park

A WALKER is calling on the council to sort out a local park which has been plagued by vandalism.  more...

Streets come alive for temple

CELEBRATIONS to mark the 35th anniversary of a Hindu temple in Bolton came to a colourful end over the weekend.  more...

FA Cup dream lives on - in Daisy Hill!

FOOTBALL fans in Bolton were celebrating after a draw kept their hopes of FA Cup success alive.  more...

Inheritance tax is fair, insists MP

A BOLTON MP says Labour's controversial inheritance tax is fair - because the people it affects can afford it.  more...

Songs and smiles for party in park

EAST met west at a festival to celebrate Asian culture and tradition.  more...

‘Flytipping is your fault’

IRATE residents who have been plagued by flytippers for more than 20 years claim Bolton Council caused the problem.  more...

MP asked to back 'local' campaign

BOLTON West MP Ruth Kelly has been invited by 25 national organizations to support their cause at a local meeting.  more...

£1.8m country pile

WHO lives in a house like this?  more...

Brierfield

Garage fire arson probe

Arsonists are being blamed after a fire broke out in a derelict garage in Richard Street, Brierfield.  more...

Burnley

Football coaching school set to kick off

BURNLEY council has launched its first football coaching school aimed at youngsters aged between seven and 12.  more...

Ternent quizzed over 'assault'

FORMER Burnley FC manager Stan Ternent has been arrested on suspicion of assault after an alleged incident at the town's cricket club.  more...

Dodgers targeted in tax crackdown

COUNCIL tax dodgers are being targeted as part of an anti-fraud crackdown in Burnley.  more...

Arson attack: Youths sought

Police are investigating a suspected arson attack at a derelict builders merchants in Villiers Street in Burnley.  more...

Ternent arrested

FORMER Burnley FC manager Stan Ternent has been arrested on suspicion of assault after an alleged incident at the town's cricket club.  more...

Carl stays in focus

A BURNLEY graduate who dedicates his time caring for his sick mum has been helped to fulfil his ambitions to become a film maker.  more...

Business Headlines

Prestige car dealer roars in

MORE than 30 new jobs have been created with the opening of a new £3 million prestige car dealership.  more...

Agency in partnership with computer giant

A CREATIVE agency has joined forces with part of the world's 10th largest computer software company.  more...

Cd Reviews

Single: Dani Siciliano – Why Can’t I MakeYou High? (!K7)

Jazz singer Dani Siciliano's voice is recognisable from her work with husband Matthew Herbert, and her solo career also continues to shine.  more...

Single: Dani Siciliano – Why Can’t I MakeYou High? (!K7)

Jazz singer Dani Siciliano's voice is recognisable from her work with husband Matthew Herbert, and her solo career also continues to shine.  more...

Single: Dani Siciliano – Why Can’t I MakeYou High? (!K7)

Jazz singer Dani Siciliano's voice is recognisable from her work with husband Matthew Herbert, and her solo career also continues to shine.  more...

Single: Amp Fiddler – Right Where You Are (PIAS/Wall of Sound)

A single with nine songs? All remixes, perhaps, but still a hefty chunk of funk for your money.  more...

Single: Dani Siciliano – Why Can’t I MakeYou High? (!K7)

Jazz singer Dani Siciliano's voice is recognisable from her work with husband Matthew Herbert, and her solo career also continues to shine.  more...

Chorley Fc Match Reports

Chorley 1 Stocksbridge Park Steels 2

A DISJOINTED-looking Chorley side were clearly outpointed by a sharper Stocksbridge Park Steels outfit who could, and should, have won by a more emphatic margin.  more...

Church

Kids to chance arm in bid for GB glory

A SPORT most commonly associated with smoky bar rooms has been taken up by a group of teenagers in a bid to achieve international glory.  more...

Clarets News

Ternent quizzed over 'assault'

FORMER Burnley FC manager Stan Ternent has been arrested on suspicion of assault after an alleged incident at the town's cricket club.  more...

We Cott what we deserved

STEVE Cotterill believed his Burnley side got exactly what they deserved from their match against Wolves - absolutely nothing.  more...

Gray absence 'no excuse'

STEVE Cotterill has blasted any suggestion Saturday's defeat had anything to do with the absence of striker Andy Gray.  more...

Clarets Reports

Burnley 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1

ALL good things must come to an end. It's a shame Burnley's unbeaten start to the season was brought to a sudden halt at home.  more...

Colne

New £1.2m plan for ‘eyesore’ hall

NEW owners have revealed their plans to go-ahead with the transformation of Colne's Shackleton Hall in to up-market shops and apartments.  more...

Colne Fc

Norton United 1 Colne 5

COLNE eased their way into the next round of the FA Cup with a comfortable win in this extra preliminary round encounter against their opponents from a lower division of the North West Counties league.  more...

Cricket Round-Up

Halliwell keeps the Centurions flying high

A HAT-TRICK of tries from in-form centre Danny Halliwell kept Leigh on course for a top three finish in National League One.  more...

Tense finish to title race

LANCASHIRE will face a three game shootout to determine the destination of this year's County Championship title.  more...

Darwen

Council £3m over budget

A COUNCIL is set to overspend by £3million during the current financial year if it does not rein in its spending.  more...

Fun-filled day but rain puts early end to gala

EVENING entertainment at Darwen Gala had to be cancelled because of the rain - but a host of colourful characters helped brighten the day.  more...

Attack after ‘peck on cheek’

A 46-year-old Darwen man assaulted his ex-girlfriend after seeing her give another man a "peck on the cheek" in a nightclub, acourt was told.  more...

Darwen Fc

Darwen 2 Ashton Town 1

DARWEN recovered from a goal down at home to Ashton Town to maintain their winning run and shoot straight to the top of Division Two.  more...

Education

College links are just the business

EAST Lancashire colleges' links with employers have been championed as an example the UK should follow.  more...

Celebration by first graduates

A THREE-YEAR degree course at Burnley College has produced its first ever graduates.  more...

Careers advice for students

East Lancashire schools are being urged to take part in an event spotlighting the role of industry in the curriculum.  more...

Fleetwood News

Match walk will be Bliss

SIX friends are to kick a football from Fleetwood to Blackburn and back in a bid to raising £10,000 for charity.  more...

Garden Of Tranquility

Appeal gets off the flying start

THE Bolton Evening News Garden of Tranquility appeal has been kick-started with a £2,000 donation.  more...

How you can help us

Here are a few ideas for how to help us hit our £100,000 target: Complete a sponsored event, for example a run, swim, walk, silence or fast.  more...

How you can help us

Here are a few ideas for how to help us hit our £100,000 target: Complete a sponsored event, for example a run, swim, walk, silence or fast.  more...

Pledge after brave Rita lost battle with cancer

The Bolton Evening News has launched a major campaign to raise £100,000 for a Garden of Tranquility at Bolton Hospice. In the last interview of a week-long series, Jane Lavender spoke to volunteer, Ann Horrocks.  more...

Health

Trust comes clean about agency staff

AGENCY staff from Eastern Europe are cleaning Blackburn's new super hospital.  more...

Helen Mead

It’s Animal Hospital at our house!

"Can we keep him, can we keep him?" It was a blast from the past An image flashed before my eyes, of me, aged about 12, with sitting in a shed full of rabbits, next door to a garage that was home to an injured blackbird.  more...

It’s Animal Hospital at our house!

"Can we keep him, can we keep him?" It was a blast from the past An image flashed before my eyes, of me, aged about 12, with sitting in a shed full of rabbits, next door to a garage that was home to an injured blackbird.  more...

Huncoat

Kids to chance arm in bid for GB glory

A SPORT most commonly associated with smoky bar rooms has been taken up by a group of teenagers in a bid to achieve international glory.  more...

Lancashire

County force to aid terror probe

Detectives and forensic experts from Lancashire will help in the investigation into the foiled plane terror plot, police have confirmed.  more...

Consent needed on prints

THE Department for Education and Skills has agreed that no child can be digitally fingerprinted without parental consent.  more...

Police ‘merger’ bill could top £1million

LANCASHIRE police are preparing to reveal how much was spent on the doomed merger with Cumbria amid fears the bill could be more than £1million.  more...

Police ‘merger’ bill could top £1million

LANCASHIRE police are preparing to reveal how much was spent on the doomed merger with Cumbria amid fears the bill could be more than £1million.  more...

Lancashire League

Cairns keeps Bacup on course for glory

BACUP remain out in front in the race for the SponsorBank Lancashire League title thanks to their three-wicket win over Rawtenstall.  more...

Lancashire Telegraph Business Awards

BBC’s Jon guest speaker

JON Sopel, presenter of BBC One's Politics Show, can be flying from the Israel-Lebanon border one day to an interview with Tony Blair in Russia the next.  more...

Latest Sport

Humphreys off to optimistic start at RMI

LEIGH picked up their first point of the season to give new RMI manager Stuart Humphreys an encouraging start.  more...

‘We were pathetic’ – Casper

SUNDAY was anything but a day of rest for Shakers boss Chris Casper as he surveyed the wreckage of his side's fourth successive defeat of the season.  more...

Longridge

Man, 35 exposed himself to woman

A YOUNG woman was too scared to walk near her home because of the indecent attentions of a man, a court was told.  more...

Museums And Galleries

Pirates of the Fylde coast

Shiver me timbers! Staff at Fleetwood Museum are set to show their gratitude to the thousands of Fylde residents who have shown their support to the Dock Street venue over the last year by offering a special free Pirate Sunday' event on Bank Holiday weekend.  more...

Newchurch News

Young get place to call their own

YOUNG people living on a Rossendale estate have a new place to call their own as part of a scheme to help curb juvenile nuisance.  more...

News

'Foreign policy fanning flames of extremism'

UK foreign policy is giving ammunition to terrorists say Muslim observers and Tony Blair should do more to end attacks on civilians.  more...

Hunt for hit and run driver

Detectives have launched a poster campaign in a bid to catch the hit-and-run driver who killed a seven-year-old girl.  more...

Multiple Sclerosis awareness dinner

A major awareness day is being planned early next month to highlight the growing number of Asians contracting Multiple Sclerosis.  more...

Non-League Football

Kidsgrove Athletic 1 Clitheroe 3

CLITHEROE got off to a flying start as the UniBond Division One season kicked off, despite parting company with manager Mark Smitheringale on the eve of the new campaign.  more...

Northern Premier League

Darwen through to Old Trafford final

DARWEN can look forward to playing at Old Trafford after winning through to the final of the Lancashire Cup.  more...

Oid Pals

A McDONALD, Brisbane, Australia

I am tracing my family history and have been told that a great uncle, Cyril Wagstaff, came to Blackpool from Hemsworth, Yorkshire and ran a hotel in Blackpool.  more...

Oswaldtwistle

Kids to chance arm in bid for GB glory

A SPORT most commonly associated with smoky bar rooms has been taken up by a group of teenagers in a bid to achieve international glory.  more...

Padiham Fc

Padiham 1 Leek CSOB 1

PADIHAM were held to a 1-1 draw at The Arbories on Saturday by Staffordshire side Leek CSOB.  more...

Politics

Council £3m over budget

A COUNCIL is set to overspend by £3million during the current financial year if it does not rein in its spending.  more...

Labour group falls silent for Middle East

ABOUT 20 members of Blackburn with Darwen's Labour group held a five minute silence on the steps of Blackburn Town Hall to remember those who have died during the Middle East conflict.  more...

Poulton News

En route for return of bus service

Two Fylde Coast bus links are back on track after new funding was found by Lancashire County Council.  more...

CCTV views sought

Poulton residents are being urged to have their say about proposed CCTV cameras in the town centre.  more...

Rossendale United

Buxton 2 Rossendale United 1

TEN-MAN Rossendale United couldn't stop the party at Buxton as they went down 2-1.  more...

Rovers News

Rovers' defence down

BLACKBURN manager Mark Hughes is facing a defensive crisis just three days into the new season.  more...

Rovers' defence down

BLACKBURN manager Mark Hughes is facing a defensive crisis just three days into the new season.  more...

Hughes disappointed

Mark Hughes was desperately disappointed with the manner of his side's performance in the 3-0 defeat at Portsmouth.  more...

Hughes: Defeat can get us going

BLACKBURN manager Mark Hughes is hoping Saturday's dismal defeat at Portsmouth will act as a timely wake-up call for some of his players.  more...

Rovers Reports

Portsmouth 3 Blackburn Rovers 0

RYAN Nelsen must be kicking himself for agreeing to sign a new deal with Blackburn Rovers just days before the start of new season.  more...

Rovers 1 Chelsea 4

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Sport

"I believe 100% we are not wrong" insists Inzamam

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has said his team has nothing to hide following the ball-tampering row which triggered the forfeiture of the final Test against England.  more...

Stanley News

Reds relish level playing field

JIMMY Greaves wasn't wrong in his assessment that football is "a funny old game".  more...

Welch looking for glory

Accrington Stanley's Friday night goal hero Michael Welch is hunting more glory.  more...

Legend in a Rush to back Stanley

IAN Rush has been linked with Accrington Stanley since the 1980s but has only just made his first appearance at Livingstone Road.  more...

Stars From The Bolton Area

McFly need support band

BOYBAND McFly are looking for a support band for a forthcoming gig - and are asking groups to come forward.  more...

Abi still in running for Maria role

A STUDENT is still in the running to be picked as the lead in a West End show as part of a TV talent contest.  more...

Tv Reviews

TV review: Hitler Family, Channel 4

WHILE the usual array of misfits and no-hopers were being subject to their 30 seconds of humiliation on X Factor, viewers who took the trouble to press the remote and select Channel Four on Saturday night were rewarded with a fascinating documentary instead.  more...

Wanderers Match Reports

Kev's in good shape

KEVIN Davies is leaner, meaner and ready to take on any big money striker Sam Allardyce cares to toss into the melting pot.  more...

How they rated - Wanderers v Spurs

JUSSI JAASKELAINEN 7 Two crucial saves, first half from Defoe and in the second from Berbatov.  more...

Kick by Kick - Wanderers v Spurs

GOAL ! 9 mins: Davies gets free to score with a near post header from Speed's twice taken corner. Spurs' claims that Davenport was impeded by Meite fail to impress referee Dowd, who would also have seen Berbatov's tug on Meite.  more...

Wanderers News

Sam's tonic

SAM Allardyce's popularity rating plummeted when he called his players in for a session of repetitive set-piece work on Saturday morning.  more...

Last minute

KEVIN Nolan is tipping Sam Allardyce to score on the transfer front before next week's deadline.  more...

Sam puzzled by ‘stay away’ fans

WHERE have all the fans gone?  more...

Coming soon

NICOLAS Anelka claims to be close to signing for Bolton Wanderers.  more...

We Say

The centre that helps save lives

EMMAUS is the national charity for the homeless which is currently converting the old Derby Barracks in Fletcher Street to become a place where individuals can live and work. Angela Kelly talks to two men about what it means to them.  more...

Asian Image News

Hunt for hit and run driver

Detectives have launched a poster campaign in a bid to catch the hit-and-run driver who killed a seven-year-old girl.   more...

Multiple Sclerosis awareness dinner

A major awareness day is being planned early next month to highlight the growing number of Asians contracting Multiple Sclerosis.   more...

Asian Image Sport

"I believe 100% we are not wrong" insists Inzamam

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has said his team has nothing to hide following the ball-tampering row which triggered the forfeiture of the final Test against England.   more...

Bolton Evening News Business

Prestige car dealer roars in

MORE than 30 new jobs have been created with the opening of a new £3 million prestige car dealership.   more...

Agency in partnership with computer giant

A CREATIVE agency has joined forces with part of the world's 10th largest computer software company.   more...

Bolton Evening News News

Disabled drivers charges shock

DISABLED drivers could soon face being charged to park in Bolton.   more...

Three arrested after shooting

THREE men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a drive-by shooting.   more...

Police in £1 million illegal drugs seizure

ILLEGAL drugs worth more than £1 million have been seized by a police.   more...

Boy, 5, in HIV test ordeal

A FIVE-YEAR-OLD boy has been given emergency treatment after picking up a condom as he played in an area plagued by prostitution.   more...

Power station painting

A PICTURE by a Bolton artist featuring one of the town's now-demolished landmarks has been donated to a museum.   more...

Call to stop vandalism at park

A WALKER is calling on the council to sort out a local park which has been plagued by vandalism.   more...

Streets come alive for temple

CELEBRATIONS to mark the 35th anniversary of a Hindu temple in Bolton came to a colourful end over the weekend.   more...

FA Cup dream lives on - in Daisy Hill!

FOOTBALL fans in Bolton were celebrating after a draw kept their hopes of FA Cup success alive.   more...

Inheritance tax is fair, insists MP

A BOLTON MP says Labour's controversial inheritance tax is fair - because the people it affects can afford it.   more...

Songs and smiles for party in park

EAST met west at a festival to celebrate Asian culture and tradition.   more...

‘Flytipping is your fault’

IRATE residents who have been plagued by flytippers for more than 20 years claim Bolton Council caused the problem.   more...

MP asked to back 'local' campaign

BOLTON West MP Ruth Kelly has been invited by 25 national organizations to support their cause at a local meeting.   more...

£1.8m country pile

WHO lives in a house like this?   more...

Bolton Evening News Sport

Humphreys off to optimistic start at RMI

LEIGH picked up their first point of the season to give new RMI manager Stuart Humphreys an encouraging start.   more...

‘We were pathetic’ – Casper

SUNDAY was anything but a day of rest for Shakers boss Chris Casper as he surveyed the wreckage of his side's fourth successive defeat of the season.   more...

Chorley Citizen Sport

Chorley 1 Stocksbridge Park Steels 2

A DISJOINTED-looking Chorley side were clearly outpointed by a sharper Stocksbridge Park Steels outfit who could, and should, have won by a more emphatic margin.   more...

Lancashire Evening Telegraph Education

College links are just the business

EAST Lancashire colleges' links with employers have been championed as an example the UK should follow.   more...

Celebration by first graduates

A THREE-YEAR degree course at Burnley College has produced its first ever graduates.   more...

Careers advice for students

East Lancashire schools are being urged to take part in an event spotlighting the role of industry in the curriculum.   more...

Lancashire Evening Telegraph News

Labour group falls silent for Middle East

ABOUT 20 members of Blackburn with Darwen's Labour group held a five minute silence on the steps of Blackburn Town Hall to remember those who have died during the Middle East conflict.   more...

Council £3m over budget

A COUNCIL is set to overspend by £3million during the current financial year if it does not rein in its spending.   more...

  
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