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General news and event news.
An exhibition of work by a local artist who portrayed the day-to-day lives of the people he observed whilst working amongst them as a textile designer is set to open at Towneley Hall art gallery and museum, Burnley.
Every Picture Tells a Story is a celebration of the work of Lloyd George Higgins (1912-1980) by his family and an invitation to the public to see if they can identify with some of his characters and enjoy his sense of humour.
A Burnley couple has been fined by magistrates after being found guilty of allowing a barking dog to cause a nuisance.
The court was told that evidence showed that the Alsatian could be barking up to 12 hours per day and appeared to bark frequently and persistently on a daily basis.
James Gorton and Rachel Driver were each fined £110 and each ordered to pay £624.05 in costs and a £30 victim surcharge for failing to comply with an abatement notice.
Burnley Council leader Mark Townsend will hold his next “out and about” surgery on Saturday 2nd March in Burnley town centre, between 10am and noon.
As well as picking up your shopping, you can raise your points and questions with him about local services and issues for the town and get information on council services.
Councillor Townsend will be in Curzon Street (between Marks & Spencer and Next).
Two more property businesses have been recognised for their professional approach to looking after their houses and tenants.
Representatives from the local companies were presented with certificates to mark their successful applications to Burnley Council’s good landlord and agent scheme (GLAS).
Through property inspections and an audit of their management procedures, Keenans Letting Agents and Etherington Property Management have shown that they have a professional approach and the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully manage private rented properties.
Fulledge Colts Youth Football Club has been awarded a grant from the Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund to provide improved facilities at Worsthorne recreation ground.
The grant will enable Fulledge Colts YFC, which is a Charter Standard Community Club with boys and girls teams ranging from U7 to U18, to create four new junior football pitches, provide changing rooms and a club house, together with parking facilities. The scheme will benefit the many local children who play for Fulledge Colts YFC and the wider community of Worsthorne.
Burnley Council has been awarded a grant from the Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund to install a new 3G artificial grass football pitch at the Prairie Sports Village in Burnley.
The grant will enable the council and its partner Burnley Leisure, which manages the sports complex, to build a second, full-sized, synthetic grass pitch to help meet the growing demand from local football clubs for all-weather, floodlit playing and training facilities.
Burnley Council has launched a consultation to gather views from the public, businesses and other organisations on draft guidance to help shop owners and traders to improve the design quality of their shopfronts.
The guidance is an important part of the council’s ongoing efforts to ensure that Burnley and Padiham continue to have vibrant and attractive town centres that serve residents and brings in visitors from further afield.
Burnley Council is to change how much council tax it charges on long-term empty properties in the borough in a bid to encourage owners to bring them back into use.
It follows a Government decision to change the rules which allows local authorities to charge a greater council tax premium on vacant homes.
Since 2013 councils such as Burnley have been able to charge 50% on top of the usual council tax rate on properties that have been empty for two years or longer.
Burnley Council is backing a national campaign to encourage people to “fight the fizz” and cut out sugery drinks for a month to help tackle rising obesity levels.
Fizz Free February encourages both children and adults to bin fizzy pop for a month to reduce sugar intake, lose weight, save money and protect their teeth.
Families are being urged to pledge their support to the campaign online.
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