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Delayed decision over West Craven turbine
Pendle councillors have deferred a decision over a Bracewell wind turbine application to their next meeting at the end of the month.
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby to stand down
Burnley Football Club regrets to announce that Mr Barry Kilby is to stand down as Chairman of the Board of Directors at the end of May.
Major Nelson road to close from Monday
SEWER work which will mean Scotland Road, Nelson, closes for weeks gets under way on Monday.
Did swan rescued from M65 cause blackout to 3,000 Burnley homes?
A SWAN rescued from the M65 motorway may have caused a blackout to around 3,000 homes and businesses in Burnley.
Sport
Clarets Trust thank Barry Kilby
THE Clarets Supporters Trust is sorry to hear of the decision to stand down at the end of this season due to health reasons.
TALKING TACTICS: Starting line-up remains strong
SCOUT Phil Smith looks at Burnley’s activity in the January transfer window.
Jay Rodriguez desperate to get promoted with the Clarets
LEADING scorer Jay Rodriguez is determined to fire the Clarets in to the Premier League.
Burnley boss lauds praise on Rodriguez
CLARETS boss Eddie Howe has heaped praise on prolific striker Jay Rodriguez.
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PHOTOS: Burnley 1, Peterborough 1 video
WITH 397 shots on goal this season, the Clarets remain the most potent attacking threat in the Championship.
Lifestyle
Book review: Felling the Ancient Oaks by John Martin Robinson
For some of England’s most historic estates, the current imperative to preserve our past has come far too late.
Songwriter who has supported Noel Gallagher to play in Chipping
HE’S one of Liverpool’s – nay, Britain’s – greatest and most prolific songwriters, he’s played alongside the likes of Ringo Starr, Crazy Horse, The Waterboys, Noel Gallagher, and supported Brian Wilson, and now Ian McNabb is coming to Chipping.
Book review: Rival Passions by Zoë Miller
In the teeming market of romantic fiction, a clever, classy page-turner always acts like a breath of fresh air.
‘Coronation Street’ and ‘Waterloo Road’ actor to release debut single
TEENAGE TV star Lucien Laviscount is preparing an assault on the charts with his debut single.
Book review: The Secret Children by Alison McQueen
James MacDonald is a son of the British Empire, a rich tea planter in India with a distinguished family history ... the lives of his two beautiful daughters should be mapped out for comfort and wealth.
Community
FLASHBACK: The day a whole town held its breath
AS part of the Burnley Express’s 125-year anniversary I’ve been delving in to the borough’s sporting past, trawling through dusty archives, in search of discernable figures and events that provide the make-up of our illustrious history.
Sign up now for Pendle Witch Walk to mark 400th anniversary of Lancashire Witches
PENDLE Hill is to be invaded by witches this August, as organisers of a charity walk to mark the 400th anniversary of the witch trials are urging attendees to wear witch costumes and fancy dress!
Appeal for help to reopen West Craven community centre
A GROUP of Coates Estate residents have issued an urgent appeal for help to get the community centre there reopened.
Loud music made Barrowford neighbours’ lives a misery
A 20-YEAR-OLD Barrowford man has been given a two-year Anti-Social Behaviour Order on conviction (CRASBO) and ordered to pay a total of £265 for playing music so loud his neighbours’ lives were made a misery.
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Weather for Pendle
Tuesday 07 February 2012
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