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Former magistrate hits out over confusion after court closure (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A former magistrate has hit out at how the long-term closure of a court building in Central Lancashire has been handled. The woman – who did not want to be named – was speaking after it emerged that the Leyland Family Hearing Centre, on Lancastergat
'Bonkers' plan floated to charge drivers to use part of M65 (opens the original)
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A row has broken out after a Lancashire county councillor suggested introducing a toll on a stretch of the M65 to help pay for repairs and maintenance. Joel Tetlow floated the idea as a possible way of raising the £15m needed for drainage work on the route. The Reform UK backbencher made the “hypothetical” proposal for the six-mile section between junction 10 – the Burnley and Clitheroe turn-off – and the end of the motorway at junction 14 in Colne. No official proposal is under consideration by
Bid to overturn Lancashire refugee scheme withdrawal fails (opens the original)
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Lancashire County Council will not be ordered to reconsider a decision to withdraw from a scheme that provides support for refugees. Opposition groups failed in an attempt to force the Reform UK-run authority to think again over the move, which will see it stop co-ordinating the delivery of services to help 745 refugees in the county who are currently receiving government-funded support. It came after the cabinet member who led the process admitted to having “a view” on the matter before formall
East Lancs blood test crisis to continue as hospital staff strike into fourth month (opens the original)
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Hospital staff responsible for analysing blood tests across East Lancashire are set to continue strike action until at least the start of next month. Biomedical science workers who are part of the Unite union at the Royal Blackburn and Burnley General hospitals have not worked on weekdays since June 15 in a dispute over holiday pay. A fresh round of action – the fourth month-long block to date – got under way this week and will run until October 2. The union has accused Lancashire Teaching Hospi
Reform to pull LCC out of 'unfair' refugee scheme - slammed as 'morally bankrupt' (opens the original)
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Lancashire County Council is to tell the government it is no longer willing to co-ordinate the delivery of support for more than 700 refugees in the area. The Reform UK-run authority has voted to stop administering a total of five refugee resettlement schemes, four of which are for Afghans who assisted British military operations in their home country. The fifth covers other vulnerable people who have fled conflict and persecution from various countries around the world. The ruling group’s cabin
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