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General news and event news.
A Burnley property firm has become the latest to be recognised for its professional approach to looking after its houses and tenants.
Representatives from Discover Property Management were presented with an accreditation certificate to mark its successful application to Burnley Council’s good landlord and agent scheme (GLAS).
Burnley Council is considering changing the way it collects recyclable materials across the borough.
It follows an extensive review of the borough’s waste collection service in light of issues raised by local people.
Any changes would apply only to recyclable materials; there are no proposals to alter the fortnightly general (claret bin) waste collection. Garden waste collections, for those subscribing to the service, would also remain unchanged.
Currently recyclable materials such as paper, glass, cans and plastics are collected every fortnight in sacks and boxes.
The new council leader and executive members were appointed at an extraordinary meeting of the full council meeting following the results of the recent local elections:
Leader - Councillor Charlie Briggs
Burnley Leisure has been shortlisted in the prestigious ukactive Awards and are in the running for an outstanding award, beating off strong competition to make the finals.
St Peter’s Leisure Centre has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Regional and National Club/Centre of the Year category in the ukactive Awards 2019,an annual event which recognises excellence and achievement in health and fitness throughout the country.
Councillor Anne Kelly has been aoppinted Mayor of Burnley 2019/20.
Here she introduces herself and some details about her background and plans for her year in office.
My name is Anne Kelly and I am the Mayor of Burnley for 2019/20.
I was born in Heywood, near Bury, but moved to Briercliffe as a small child and have lived here ever since.
I attended secondary school in Colne before moving on to Nelson and Colne College.
The results of the local elections May 2019 are available here
There are just days left for anyone wishing to have their say in the European Parliamentary Elections to ensure they are registered to vote.
More than five million voters across the North West England region will go to the polls on Thursday 23rd May to elect the region’s eight Members of the European Parliament (MEPs.)
The full list of candidates for the forthcoming European Parliamentary Elections has been published.
Nine political parties and two individual candidates will contest the elections on Thursday 23rd May to elect the North West of England’s eight Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).
The result of the Rosehill with Burnley Wood ward by-election, held on 11th April, is as follows:
Victoria Alker (Green) 51 votes
Philip Robert Chamberlain (Conservative) 115
Andrew John Devanney (Labour) 249
Peter Rennie McCann (Liberal Democrat) 341
Paula Christine Riley (Burnley and Padiham Independent) 154
Peter McCann is elected as councillor for the ward with a majority of 92.
The seat changed hands from the Burnley and Padiham Independent Party to the Liberal Democrats.
The riverside play area in Towneley Park has been re-opened by local youngster eight-year-old Kenzie Lumsden following a major refurbishment undertaken by Burnley Council's greenspaces team.
Kenzie is disabled and wasn't able to use the previous equipment but the refurbished play area featured equipment that is accessible and open for Kenzie, and others like him, to use. He was put forward to officially re-open the playground and the council was pleased to allow him the honour.
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