Prime Minister Rishi Sunak paid a visit to East Lancashire on Saturday.
The Conservative Party leader travelled to Lancashire by train and headed to Pendle's Hippodrome Theatre in Colne where he met and spoke with a group of performers, council leaders and community figures.
Following a tour of the theatre he sat down to chat with the press about issues affecting people across the county, before heading out on the campaign trail in Burnley.
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Mr Sunak took to Burnley's streets in the afternoon to do a bit of canvassing for his Party ahead of the local elections in May, and was joined by Burnley MP Antony Higginbotham and Cllr Cosima Towneley.
His visit caused quite the stir, particularly when he popped into The Crooked Billet in Worsthorne to chat with staff and punters.
Owner of The Crooked Billet, Alison Leigh said: "It was amazing. He was very sociable, relaxed and greeted and chatted with lots of people in the pub.
"They didn't have lunch but stayed for drinks then also had a little wander around Worsthorne.
"It was lovely to host him at our lovely village pub."
Here, we've compiled a gallery of images from the PM's trip. Can you spot yourself?
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