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Koleosho 's cracker seals win for Burnley at Leeds
Luca Koleosho scored a stunning first-half breakaway goal as Burnley destroyed Leeds’ unbeaten start to the season in front of Hollywood actor Will Ferrell. Scott Parker’s Clarets struck in the 18th minute when Leeds winger Manor Solomon, on loan
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Man found unconscious outside bar in early hours after serious assault
A man was found unconscious outside a bar in the early hours of this morning after a serious assault. The man, who is in his 20s, was found outside the Bees Knees in Hargreaves Street, Burnley, just after 3.30am today (September 15). He was
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'Bin the Bangers' sees 18 vehicles seized in joint operation
Multiple vehicles have been seized around Pendle as part of Lancashire Police's Operation Bin the Bangers. Police and the DVLA visited multiple sites around the borough including Norfolk Street and Bradley Road, both in Nelson, on September 4.
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Man charged in relation to vehicle theft
A man has been charged in relation to a vehicle theft in Clitheroe. Jake Whalley, 31, has been charged with handling stolen goods and fraud by false representation. The vehicle was stolen from Clitheroe on February 25. Whalley, of Gretna
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We have to learn to see games out admits Accrington Stanley boss Doolan
JOHN Doolan admitted his side did not do the basics well enough as Stanley slipped to another late defeat at home - this time going down 1-0 to Crewe Alexandra. Zac Williams’ goal five minutes from time condemned the Reds to a fourth defeat of
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Thousands descend on town for annual food and drink festival
More than 7,000 people enjoyed a day of food, drink and entertainment as Nelson hosted its annual Food & Drink Festival. The free-to-attend event featured more than 30 food and drink stalls, a live cooking demonstration hosted by TikTok star Shabaz
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Clog dancing festival delights crowds around town centre
A clog dancing festival kicked off in tremendous style on Saturday with three amazing displays around a town. The second annual Clitheroe Clog Fest was enjoyed by many around the town, with performances put on outside the castle, at the market
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Police appeal after motorcyclist left in serious condition
Police are appealing for witnesses and footage after a motorcyclist was left seriously injured in a crash. Officers were called to the A59 between the A671 Accrington Road and Holm Road, near Barrow, just after 8am yesterday (September 14).
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Video shows last known movements of man missing for five days
Police have released a video of the last known movements of a missing man. Anthony Calder, 48, has not been seen since Tuesday (September 10) when he left a house in Townlea Close, Penwortham, just after 1pm. He is described as 6ft 0in, very
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Thefts, burglaries and off-road biking among offences investigated in borough
Police have issued an update in to some of the investigations they are currently carrying out. These include burglaries, theft of livestock and hunting with dogs. One man has been charged over two offences of burglary which took place at business
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Investigation launched after fire breaks out in motorhome
An investigation has been launched after a fire broke out in a motorhome in Briercliffe. Three fire engines were called to Halifax Road at around 10am yesterday morning (September 14). No injuries were reported but an investigation has been
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Police issue update after 'explosion' at property as one arrested
A man has been arrested after an 'explosion' at a house in Burnley. Police were called to Brunswick Street at around 1.45pm yesterday (September 14) . Damage included to the downstairs window of the large property Police said there was
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Thief posed as shopper to steal mobile phone
A bogus customer asked to look at a mobile phone and then ran out of the shop with it. Blackburn Magistrates' Court heard the owner of Padiham Mobile Phone and Computers gave chase to Robert Wallace but was unable to catch him. Wallace, 33,
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Blackburn Rovers are repaying their supporters as Ewood Park clouds clear
Blackburn Rovers fans couldn't have wished for a better start to the Championship season. It's very early days but there's never a bad time to be sat in second place. That is the state of play after five league games. You'll never catch John
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Prisoner died after not taking medication for high blood pressure
A man in prison died from coronary heart disease and chronic kidney failure after not taking his medication, a report has concluded. John Kenny was remanded in custody at HMP Preston on November 25, 2022, after being charged with harassment and
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Talented teenager who only took up boxing last year wins title
A Burnley teenager who only took up boxing last year has won a national tournament. Layla Khan triumphed in the 50kg weight category in Devon, taking home Barum Boxing Cup title. The victory came in her sixth fight at the tournament, all of
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Library vandalised for second time in two weeks
Rishton Library has been vandalised yet again as the rampage of anti-social behaviour continues. On Thursday night, September 12, the library had its windows smashed, as well as the doors, just weeks after reports were made that librarians had
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Performing arts firm announces new partnership with children's charity
A Lancashire performing arts company has announced a new charity partnership with a children's charity. Ohana Party and Events, based in Chorley, said it has chosen Child Action Northwest (CANW) as its charity partner. To celebrate their partnership
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House repossessions were highest nationally in this East Lancashire town
Landlords have repossessed almost 300 properties since 2023 as the government becomes set to revive the rental reforms bill to ban so-called no-fault evictions. Included in the bill will be the abolishment of section 21 no-fault evictions, under
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‘My intentions were sincere’: YouTuber reveals why he was filming near mosques
A Youtuber said he had ‘no bad intentions’ after there were concerns of him filming outside mosques in Blackburn. Kevin, who runs the YouTube channel Auditing Lancashire, said he creates videos 'filming the police, security, workplaces and the
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Team of undercover children crack down on illegal vape sales
Councils joined forces to employ a group of undercover children to crack down on illegal vape sales across Lancashire. More than 50 undercover stings took place across Lancashire during the summer, with a third of shops tested illegally selling
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Grammar school old boys look to test out grey matter
A grammar school’s ex-pupils are being asked to test their brainpower again and help good causes. Accrington Grammar School Old Boys Association is organising a general knowledge quiz night, and is inviting 'missing' ex-pupils to come and join
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'Deviant' who sexually abused two girls jailed for more than 10 years
A “deviant” who sexually abused two young girls has been jailed for more than 10 years. Jeffrey White, 55, embarked on a campaign of serious sexual abuse against the girls between 2005 and 2009 in Rishton. Preston Crown Court heard how White
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‘Immigrants are eating pets’…and other desperate claims
We have got to the point now that we realise that Donald Trump can say anything. In fact, he has been saying anything for years and each time he does he surprises us all again. Yet, we all let it go and people forgive him until next time. We
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Top 10 most and least affordable places to buy houses with gardens in Lancashire
When buying a house in Lancashire, is having a garden at the top of your priority list? If you’re looking to move in the area, you might be wondering where some of the best places are when it comes to having a garden that isn’t overlooked.
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Lancashire sides gearing up for annual Salvation Army cup
A team from Blackburn will be competing in an annual football tournament watched by Wales legend John Hartson and supported by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. The Salvation Army’s annual football tournament kicks off next week with three teams
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Lancashire wildlife hub to host 'Witches' Wetland' event this half-term
Wand-making, potion-crafting, and spell-casting are just a few of the mystical activities planned for October half-term at WWT Martin Mere. The popular Viking village, Mere Tun, will be transformed into a ‘Witches’ Wetland’ from October 21 until