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Barnoldswick’s bid for energy grant
Barnoldswick Town Council has made a bid for £43,000 to help fund projects in the town to improve energy efficiency.
Nelson road bridge work delayed
The re-opening of a busy road bridge in Nelson has been put back several weeks.
Hero of Nelson and Colne Cricket Clubs Frank dies
a MAN with a unique place in the annals of Pendle sport has died aged 83.
West Craven police reshuffle
West Craven will lose three of its Community Beat Managers as a result of a police staffing review, but chiefs insist it is not a loss in service but a new way of operating in the area.
Heroes save life of Burnley fisherman in water plunge drama
FAMILY of a fisherman who suffered a heart attack at a popular Burnley angling spot paid tribute to the heroes who saved his life.
Sport
Burnley 1, Peterborough United 1
A late wonder goal from Jay Rodriguez rescues a point for the Clarets at a snowy Turf Moor.
Golden Cue update
Two former semi-finalists have fallen at the first hurdle in this year’s Moorhouse’s Golden Cue.
TALKING TACTICS: Jay destined for England
SCOUT Phil Smith looks evaluates Jay Rodriguez’s performance at Nottingham Forest and ahead to tomorrow’s home game against Peterborough.
St Andrew’s stay on top with victory
TERRY Windle was the only loser for St Andrew’s who stay at the top of Division One after a 4-1 home win over Old Band A.
Video
Pendle school raises £1,200 for Children in Need: VIDEO video
PENDLE school Marsden Heights Community College has raised a grand total of £1,258.92 for Children In Need.
Lifestyle
‘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.
Guitar legend at star at Burnley Blues Festival
LEGENDARY American blues guitarist Jimmie Vaughan is set to headline this year’s Burnley International Rock and Blues Festival.
Book review: Selection of OUP children’s books
February sees an exciting new selection of books from the classy stable at Oxford University Press Children’s Books.
‘X-Factor’ star to perform in Clitheroe
AN X-Factor star and judge will give an exclusive performance during Friday’s ‘Grab – The Event’ final, The Grand’s annual inter-school talent show.
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.
GEOFF CRAMBIE: The human time machine that was Mr Colne
This year sees the 50th anniversary of bestowing the honorary Freedom of the Borough of Colne upon none other than “Mr Colne” himself, Ebenezer William Folley.
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- Has violin that Colne man played as Titanic sank been found?
- Book review: The Ring and the Crown by Alison Weir, Kate Williams, Sarah Gristwood and Tracy Borman
- Sign up now for Pendle Witch Walk to mark 400th anniversary of Lancashire Witches
- Guitar legend at star at Burnley Blues Festival
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Weather for Pendle
Saturday 04 February 2012
Today
Light snow
Temperature: -2 C to 0 C
Wind Speed: 16 mph
Wind direction: South
Tomorrow
Sunny spells
Temperature: 2 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 13 mph
Wind direction: West
