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10:10am Monday 17th November 2008
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Comments (1)Hundreds of litres of diesel stolen in Pendle
3:00pm Monday 29th September 2008
HUNDREDS of litres of diesel has been stolen rom vehicles in Pendle in a spate of thefts.
Crash driver spared ban
9:18pm Wednesday 28th May 2008
A MOTORIST who hit a parked van and made off was spared a driving ban at Burnley Magistrates' Court.
Kelbrook motorist avoids ban after crash
2:47pm Saturday 24th May 2008
A motorist who hit a parked van and made off was spared a driving ban at Burnley Magistrates Court.
Aviation building is joust the ticket
1:10pm Tuesday 15th April 2008
A DAY of jousting, sword fighting and medieval frolics marked the official opening of the Whitegate building at Euravia Aviation, Colne Road, Kelbrook.
Why music stars are now looking to Adam
3:53pm Sunday 9th March 2008
A GUITAR maker from Pendle has been signed up by a Californian company which makes instruments used by stars such as Shania Twain and Barry Manilow.
Policing insight on tour of HQ
8:10pm Thursday 6th March 2008
LANCASHIRE'S police chief welcomed guests to the force headquarters this week for an insight into police work.
Former footballer urinated in street
5:08pm Thursday 6th March 2008
A FORMER professional footballer shouted "catch me if you can" to a female police officer after she spotted him urinating beside a supermarket.
Violence alleged
1:57pm Thursday 31st January 2008
Two teenagers accused of violence will have their cases heard at Burnley Crown Court.
Ex-football star denies assault
10:27am Wednesday 16th January 2008
A RETIRED professional footballer pleaded not guilty to assaulting a police officer.
Former pro footballer accused of police assault
9:32pm Wednesday 9th January 2008
A RETIRED professional footballer is alleged to have slapped a woman police officer across the face when she told him to stop urinating in the street.
Greenbelt land safe - for now
5:01pm Friday 28th December 2007
A BOROUGH does not have enough land for industry, a review has found.
Better shelters on way
4:35pm Thursday 27th December 2007
IMPROVEMENTS to bus shelters in Kelbrook will take place next year, a report says.
VIDEO: Young film-makers picked for festival
5:30pm Friday 28th September 2007
YOUNG film directors will see their work on the big screen at a national film festival.
Company boss jailed over £600k theft
10:31pm Friday 13th July 2007
A COMPANY boss who stole more than £600,000 has been jailed for three years after being shopped by her husband.
Boss siphoned off £600,000
2:32pm Friday 8th June 2007
A FORMER company boss who fled to the Middle East after fleecing more than £600,000 from her employers was caught after returning to the UK when war broke out.
Circus hits back at boycott call
5:52pm Friday 20th April 2007
A TRAVELLING circus has hit out at calls for residents to boycott its performances.
Circus site sparks row
7:56pm Wednesday 18th April 2007
A TRAVELLING circus has caused a stir after it pitched up in a village without warning.
Mobile home and away
2:14pm Wednesday 11th April 2007
A COUPLE stole a £8,500 camper van after taking it for a test drive.
Car crime gang targets Vauxhalls
11:28am Tuesday 3rd April 2007
POLICE believe a single gang of criminals is behind three thefts of Vauxhall cars at the weekend.
Companies have vision for Pendle
3:56pm Friday 16th March 2007
A NEW association of companies has been formed to promote Pendle.
Heartache of chef’s widow
1:18pm Thursday 1st March 2007
THE WIDOW of a chef who died from a mystery illness has paid tribute to him and said: "I've lost the love of my life."
Lunch served in new venue
2:44pm Thursday 15th February 2007
THE weekly luncheon club for elderly and disabled people has moved from Holmefield House, Barrowford, to the civic hall and the Mayor and Mayoress of Pendle were guests of honour at the first serving.
Church couple retire after 10 years
7:00pm Saturday 2nd December 2006
A HUSBAND and wife who have led the churches in Foulridge and Trawden for more than ten years have retired.
Homes study 'worthless'
7:00pm Monday 27th November 2006
COUNCILLORS said a study into the need for affordable housing in Pendle's rural areas was "not worth the paper it's written on" because there is no land available to build new homes.
Rail link plans gather head of steam
7:00pm Saturday 14th October 2006
A GROUP'S campaign to re-open a stretch of railway linking Pendle and Yorkshire is still on the right track.
Seen but not hird
7:00pm Wednesday 30th August 2006
AN ex-footballer star who had an injury-free career was ruled out of appearing at East Lancashire's big music festival - by a double hernia.
Man was ‘bottled’ over bet
7:00pm Monday 28th August 2006
A MAN "bottled" another man in a dispute over a £50 bet for shinning up a drainpipe, a court heard.
Building expertise
7:00pm Saturday 5th August 2006
A KELBROOK builders will get extra support after becoming a full member of a trade organisation.
Rural bus link faces the axe
7:00pm Tuesday 11th July 2006
A BUS service linking Pendle's rural communities which had to be subsidised by more than £75 per passenger is set to be axed.
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