From sharing a cramped home with dozens of other people to brushing her teeth overlooking some of the world's most breath-taking vistas, a Barnoldswick woman's three-month charity trip to Nepal was anything but dull.
Millions of dogs could be at risk of contracting a deadly disease according to new research, which shows that almost half of UK dog-owners are completely unaware of what the parasite lungworm is and how to prevent it.
For the first time since 2010, there has been investment in Lancashire's police force after it was announced that a council tax increase has been used to pay for a new dedicated task force of police officers.
The Pendle Heritage Centre is kicking off its season of events with an talk by Peter del Strother, author of the book titled 'The History of Clitheroe'.
Robert Windle’s Foundation, which owns and has run The Earby Grammar School - now a community centre - since 1599, is endeavouring to raise funds to build a new kitchen in the building.
A Burnley and Pendle estate agents' has risen to this year's Pendleside Hospice Corporate Challenge, kicking off their fundraising campaign with a cake stall offering Pendle Pub Walkers a much-needed energy boost.
Located in the undulations of the Ribble Valley, Demesne House is very much a rustic country home to write home about, with classic features and more bedrooms than you can shake a pillow at.
Offering free cancer information and support, Macmillan Cancer Support’s Mobile Information and Support Service will be visiting Burnley next week with cancer information specialists on hand to answer any questions.
New figures from the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) have revealed that just over 500 home buyers in Burnley and Pendle have taken advantage of the Help to Buy scheme since it was launched four years ago.
Debt worries in North West have reached a five-year high, with almost half of all adults in the region worried about their current level of debt according to insolvency trade body R3.
The North West has some of the worst job prospects in the country as companies delay hiring while they wait to see what happens with Brexit, according to the latest Employment Outlook Survey from ManpowerGroup.
Properties in Burnley are worth just £5,000 more than they were over five years ago while London properties in that time have increased in value by over £120,000, with top urban policy research think-tank Centre for Cities blaming planning policy for widened the already-gaping North-South wealth divide.
Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner has announced a further £200k-investment in efforts to reduce re-offending almost one year on from launching his dedicated fund which has seen over £250k provided to 17 projects so far.
Staff from a financial planning firm in Barnoldswick have completed a charity walk in the Lake District, raising over £2,000 for Bosom Friends, a local charity support group for people with cancer.
A Burnley estate agents' have announced that they are participating in a nationwide push to collect 10,000 items of food and other essentials for local food banks.
