Around five years ago Trawden’s last shop closed its doors, leaving residents with no option but to drive to the […]
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Month: March 2023
Trawden local’s bid to fulfill lifelong poetry ambition
“This is a village of people proud, Of Friendly faces, in a Quiet street…’ Lily Southworth has lived in the […]
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Campaign group further plans to reopen abandoned Colne railway
A rail campaign group has drawn up plans to reopen an abandoned railway line between Skipton and Colne. The […]
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New lease of life for community owned Trawden Arms
““I know this opportunity for us, as a family, is great. I know that moving into the village is great for the kids, and great for us as a family.”
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New Neighbours Together launch project for refugee women in Burnley
A new project has been launched to help refugee women get more involved in their new community and to make […]
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Oyez, Oyez, Oyez: Lytham’s first female town crier reflects on joyous new role
Around since the Doomsday Book, only now has Lytham appointed its first female town crier. Kila Redfearn, 53, was inducted […]
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Bolton Wanderers aim for glory at Wembley
Bolton Wanderers Football Club will play in the final of the Papa John’s Cup at Wembley Stadium this weekend. They […]
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Breaking fast at the football: Blackburn Rovers announce match-day Iftar for Coventry clash
Blackburn Rovers have announced their first ever match-day Iftar event during their fixture against Coventry City next month. The club […]
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‘We threw the game at that moment: Cheshire Phoenix suffer last-second loss to Caledonia Gladiators in BBL Trophy Final
Cheshire Phoenix manager Ben Thomas said his team could have made two fouls to stop the Caledonia Gladiators before their […]
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Nurses and teachers relying on foodbanks due to cost-of-living crisis
More people are having to rely on foodbanks because of the cost-of-living crisis, according to foodbank volunteer. Aamirah Ayub, a […]
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