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Stories for 26 August 2007

Accrington

Mental healt forum plans

PEOPLE interested in mental health issues across East Lancashire will get their chance to quiz NHS bosses next month.  more...

Stanley takes centre stage in actor's latest DVD

ONE of television's most popular actors spent two days in East Lancashire filming footage for his Christmas DVD.  more...

Amateur Soccer

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Barrowford

Crowds flock to Barrowford show

BARROWFORD'S 85th agricultural show attracted bumper crowds to the sun-soaked fields.  more...

Blackburn

Shareholders solve firm's cash crisis

A SPECIALIST scientific company's cash crisis is set to be solved after shareholders voted to raise the money to ensure it continued trading.  more...

Road closed after car crash

A stretch of Montague Street, Blackburn, was closed last night following a crash involving a Nissan Sunny and a yellow Lamborghini.  more...

Free garden shed alarms

HOMEOWNERS have been issued with a warning in a bid to combat thefts from sheds across Blackburn.  more...

Fans's tribute to shot youngster

BLACKBURN Rovers' fans showed their solidarity with the family of murdered Rhys Jones yesterday - and called for more police to curb the rise in gun crime.  more...

£150,000 car wrecked in accident

THE driver of £150,000 Lamborghini has spoken of the moment he wrecked his vehicle in collision with another car.  more...

Youth, 16, arrested after BB gun fired at train

A 16-year-old male from the Blackburn area has been released on police bail after he was alleged to have fired a BB gun at a train leaving Rishton station.  more...

Bolton News

Penniless council 'sacked' by tenants

FURIOUS council house tenants have given penniless local authority chiefs the boot.  more...

Man trapped in lift freed by firefighters

FIREFIGHTERS freed a man who was trapped in a lift last night.  more...

D-Day for Labour's Iddon successor

Bolton South-east MP Brian Iddon has chosen to retire and six candidates for the vacant post come head to head today.  more...

Doctor Who fan's Dalek world record bid

Doctor Who fans are preparing to ex-ter-min-ate a world record - by gathering dozens of Daleks under one roof.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Police car involved in crash

A POLICE Range Rover was in collision with a Nissan Micra as it was on route to an emergency call.  more...

Posh homes plan sparks row

A DEVELOPER'S plans to build a plush housing estate with 30 executive homes have sparked a debate about affordable housing.  more...

HSE investigators quiz glass crush bosses

HEALTH and safety investigators have quizzed bosses at a company where a delivery driver was crushed by a ton of glass.  more...

Rake drama for gardener

A gardener was taken to hospital after piercing her hand with a rake.  more...

Campfire causes blaze

Youngsters are believed to have run away from a tent fire after accidentally causing it.  more...

Vans go up in smoke

Arsonists caused damage worth thousands when they targeted four new vans in a dealership compound.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Burnley

Kayak couple investigation grinds to a halt

THE investigation into the disappearance of a couple who went kayaking off the coast of Jersey has ground to a halt.  more...

Bury News

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

Business News

Shareholders solve firm's cash crisis

A SPECIALIST scientific company's cash crisis is set to be solved after shareholders voted to raise the money to ensure it continued trading.  more...

Colne

All aboard the Blues Train

THE first of a series of blues specials rolled into Colne station, bringing visitors to the Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival to town.  more...

Family friendly festival hailed a success

THOUSANDS of people flocked to Colne for a new, family-friendly Blues festival.  more...

Darwen

School calls for footpath closure

A PRIMARY school head is calling on the council to close a public footpath over child safety fears.  more...

Education

School calls for footpath closure

A PRIMARY school head is calling on the council to close a public footpath over child safety fears.  more...

Latest Sport

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Lea News

Sid, 89, is an Old Age Biker!

Forget being an OAP, 89-year-old Sid Grant is an OAB - an Old Age Biker!  more...

Leigh Headlines

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Letters

Exam kids have to put in great effort

HERE we are again, it's the middle of August, the A-level results are out and on the news we see bright young people receiving their results followed by the usual talking heads' diminishing the achievements of the successful students.  more...

What happened to punctuality?

AT the beginning of July a placard was placed at the corner of my street stating that work would commence on July 9.  more...

Why should taxpayer pay?

WITH reference to the recent news item in which a couple were jailed for cigarettes smuggling.  more...

Don't get potty over Potter

ACCLAIMED writers are artists in their own right and their works are beneficial contributions to society. Like musicians they reach out to the psyche of ordinary folks and with it they create depth to the culture.  more...

Claret top bins are an insult!

I AM writing to ask for support against the introduction of claret top wheelie bins for Blackburn.  more...

Nelson

Salvation army building finally closes

A SALVATION Army building finally closed yesterday - more than two years after the demolition of its neighbouring properties.  more...

Padiham News

Offender chucked CDs 'not to his taste'

A DRUNKEN man who got in someone's car chucked out her CDs because they were not to his taste, a court was told.  more...

Pendle News

Walkers in for a treat

RAMBLERS in Pendle have only a few days to go before the borough's walking festival kicks off again.  more...

Preston News

Cash for groups available

Local community groups are being urged to apply for grants of upto £1,000 as part of a new initiative by the Central Lancashire Primary Care Trust.  more...

Prestwich Headlines

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

Radcliffe Headlines

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

Message in a bottle will be‘a life-saver’

AMBULANCE crews in Bury have thrown their weight behind a Message in a Bottle scheme which has the potential to save a life in an emergency.  more...

Ramsbottom

Firm values staff highly

A RAMSBOTTOM-based company has been awarded the Investors in People award for its continued commitment to developing professional skills for all its employees.  more...

Ribble Valley News

Fly tip alert on waste plans

HOUSEHOLD waste proposals have been criticised for being counter-productive in the quest to meet recycling targets.  more...

Scheme to plant 300,000 trees launched

THE Forest of Bowland is set to benefit from a cash windfall that will see more than 300,000 new trees planted in a pioneering scheme.  more...

Rishton

Youth, 16, arrested after BB gun fired at train

A 16-year-old male from the Blackburn area has been released on police bail after he was alleged to have fired a BB gun at a train leaving Rishton station.  more...

Rossendale News

Council still missing targets

ROSSENDALE council is still failing to meet one fifth of its performance targets, a report revealed.  more...

Rovers News

Fans's tribute to shot youngster

BLACKBURN Rovers' fans showed their solidarity with the family of murdered Rhys Jones yesterday - and called for more police to curb the rise in gun crime.  more...

Shadsworth News

Tributes paid to businessman

THE man who played a key role in turning a company into one of East Lancashire's most famous brand names has died.  more...

Soccer Headlines

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Sport

Sports-mad Farouk brings it together

Cricket is helping to break down barriers in one North West town and it's all thanks to sports-mad Farouk Hussain.  more...

Sport From Around The Area

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Stanley News

Stanley takes centre stage in actor's latest DVD

ONE of television's most popular actors spent two days in East Lancashire filming footage for his Christmas DVD.  more...

Tell Us: Your Comments On Our Top Stories

Doctor Who fan's Dalek world record bid

Doctor Who fans are preparing to ex-ter-min-ate a world record - by gathering dozens of Daleks under one roof.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Has email taken over your life?

WHAT would we do without email messages? For some, email has made their daily working lives much easier but for others it is simply a distraction they could do without.  more...

Wanderers News

A saga in need of a quick conclusion

Our Chief Football Writer looks back on an eventful week at the Reebok Stadium...  more...

Speed makes case for the defence

GARY Speed believes Wanderers must continue to put defensive solidity first and entertainment second, if they are to build on their first win of the season.  more...

Westhoughton

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

Football pitches could be revived

COUNCILLORS are to investigate ways to bring redundant football pitches back to life.  more...

What'S On

Uncovering cemetery's buried history

The buried history of Chorley's cemetery, which is 150 years old this year, is to be revealed in a guided walk.  more...

Whitefield Headlines

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

New manager to meet traders

BURY'S newly-appointed town centre manager Lisa Durkin will be introduced to local businessmen and women at a special meeting later this month.  more...

Your Haslingden News

What More Cricket...And In the Dark!

Haslingden CC will be taking part in a Floodlit Cricket Festival at Rawtenstall's Bacup Road Ground being played on four consecutive evenings from Tuesday the 28th August.  more...

Asian Image News

Drugs 'Mr Big' is jailed

A drugs mastermind, who led a conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine worth more than a million pounds across the north, has been jailed for 12 years.   more...

Tribunal to decide in police job row

A tribunal is set to rule on whether a white police officer was passed over for promotion in favour of an Asian colleague.   more...

Gambling addict stole from family

A former BT employee has been jailed after he used family and friends' details to obtain £50,000 to fund his gambling and drug addictions.   more...

Yob stood on neighbours’ wall with axe

A yob who terrorised his next door neigh-bours with racist abuse has been sent into custody for nine months.   more...

Lucky escape after horror smash

The driver of £150,000 Lamborghini has spoken of the moment he wrecked his vehicle in collision with another car.   more...

Asian Image Sport

Sports-mad Farouk brings it together

Cricket is helping to break down barriers in one North West town.   more...

Lancashire Telegraph Business

Shareholders solve firm's cash crisis

A SPECIALIST scientific company's cash crisis is set to be solved after shareholders voted to raise the money to ensure it continued trading.   more...

Lancashire Telegraph Letters

Exam kids have to put in great effort

HERE we are again, it's the middle of August, the A-level results are out and on the news we see bright young people receiving their results followed by the usual talking heads' diminishing the achievements of the successful students.   more...

What happened to punctuality?

AT the beginning of July a placard was placed at the corner of my street stating that work would commence on July 9.   more...

Why should taxpayer pay?

WITH reference to the recent news item in which a couple were jailed for cigarettes smuggling.   more...

Don't get potty over Potter

ACCLAIMED writers are artists in their own right and their works are beneficial contributions to society. Like musicians they reach out to the psyche of ordinary folks and with it they create depth to the culture.   more...

Claret top bins are an insult!

I AM writing to ask for support against the introduction of claret top wheelie bins for Blackburn.   more...

Lancashire Telegraph News

Fly tip alert on waste plans

HOUSEHOLD waste proposals have been criticised for being counter-productive in the quest to meet recycling targets.   more...

Council still missing targets

ROSSENDALE council is still failing to meet one fifth of its performance targets, a report revealed.   more...

The Bolton News News

Man trapped in lift freed by firefighters

FIREFIGHTERS freed a man who was trapped in a lift last night.   more...

Police car involved in crash

A POLICE Range Rover was in collision with a Nissan Micra as it was on route to an emergency call.   more...

Penniless council 'sacked' by tenants

FURIOUS council house tenants have given penniless local authority chiefs the boot.   more...

Posh homes plan sparks row

A DEVELOPER'S plans to build a plush housing estate with 30 executive homes have sparked a debate about affordable housing.   more...

HSE investigators quiz glass crush bosses

HEALTH and safety investigators have quizzed bosses at a company where a delivery driver was crushed by a ton of glass.   more...

Rake drama for gardener

A gardener was taken to hospital after piercing her hand with a rake.   more...

Campfire causes blaze

Youngsters are believed to have run away from a tent fire after accidentally causing it.   more...

Vans go up in smoke

Arsonists caused damage worth thousands when they targeted four new vans in a dealership compound.   more...

  
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