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Council's £500k cash injection plan to tackle fly tipping in Blackburn with Darwen (opens the original)
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A council has proposed a £505,000 investment to strengthen its fight against fly tipping. The funding, subject to approval, aims to support faster waste removal, tougher enforcement, and cleaner neighbourhoods across Blackburn with Darwen. The borough has been blighted by the scourge of rubbish dumping in recent years, and the new cash would support enhanced CCTV, investigative work, and focused action in fly tipping hotspots. Councillor Phil Riley, leader of Blackburn with Darwen Council, said
Blackburn women build confidence to reclaim public spaces through £5,000 project (opens the original)
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Women and girls are finding new confidence to reclaim public spaces through a project supported by Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner. A community scheme in Blackburn, backed by funding from the commissioner’s Community Fund, is helping women and girls feel safer and more supported in parks and public areas. Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner, recently visited the S.A.S. Rights CIC "She Connects: Safer Parks" project, a 14-week programme aimed at women and girls f
Thousands of invasive plants cleared from Oswaldtwistle nature reserve in half a day (opens the original)
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Thousands of invasive plants have been cleared from an East Lancashire nature reserve in just half a day. The effort took place near Jack House Reservoir in Oswaldtwistle, where United Utilities volunteers teamed up with the Hyndburn Prospect Foundation to remove Himalayan balsam, a fast-spreading non-native species. Mike Shiels, delivery manager at United Utilities, said: "Our team works to deliver water projects across Lancashire and Cumbria, so it was great to take a break from our day jobs t
No it's not too early to talk about Christmas - how I'm making this year different (opens the original)
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The sun has only just set on summer, and already the piles of barbecue charcoal in supermarkets have been replaced by tubs of Christmas chocolates. The big day is 15 weeks away, which doesn’t sound close, but it soon creeps up. And if you are forgetful, like me, you often find yourself getting to mid-December and thinking, oh heck, I’ve got a lot of presents to buy and time is running out. I’m making a stand against myself, and I’m getting my Christmas shopping done early. The end of October is
Burnley architecture pioneer recognised in Forty Under 40 Awards (opens the original)
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An East Lancashire architect is being recognised among the UK’s most promising young leaders. Saira Hussain, founder of HAD & Co, is a finalist in the Forty Under 40 United Kingdom Awards, which celebrate young leaders across various sectors. Born in Burnley, Ms Hussain launched her first practice in the town and has since expanded into Blackburn and Manchester. She said: "Being named a finalist for the Forty Under 40 United Kingdom Awards is an incredibly humbling moment. "I am immensely proud
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