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General news and event news.
Burnley Council leader Councillor Charlie Briggs is holding the latest in a series of “out and about” surgeries so that local people can raise issues and questions with him directly.
Coun. Briggs will be in Curzon Street, Burnley (between M&S and Next) on Saturday 8th Feb between 10.30am and 12.30pm, and at Tesco supermarket, Padiham, on Thursday 13th Feb 4.30pm to 6.30pm.
Just drop by – there's no need to make an appointment.
Moves are underway to transform part of Padiham Town Hall into a business hub as part of wider proposals to improve the town centre.
More than £330,000 of Growth Deal funding has been secured from the Lancashire Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to cover the cost of the programme of refurbishment work to the first floor of the Grade II listed building.
Arrangements have now been made for the annual Holocaust memorial service to be held at the Peace Garden, Croft Street, Burnley starting at 12.30 pm on Sunday 26th January 2020.
The service will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of
Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and extermination camp, and to honour all the victims of the Holocaust and assert a commitment to oppose racism, anti-Semitism, victimisation and genocide.
A leading Burnley councillor has urged residents across the borough to take more pride in their communities in 2020.
Councillor Cosima Towneley said Burnley Council could only effectively tackle the problem of flytipping with the help and support of local people.
“The council does what it can to keep our communities clean and tidy but it’s fighting a never-ending battle to try and keep our streets free of flytipping and the only way we can win that battle is with the help of residents," she said.
Burnley Council has pledged to make tackling dog fouling in the borough a top priority in 2020.
A cross-party working group, set up by the new council administration to investigate the issue and find ways of reducing the problem that residents consistently highlight as among their top priorities, has reported its recommendations back to the full council.
One of the working group’s first recommendations has already been adopted by the council.
Burnley Council is urging residents to make it a cracker of a Christmas when it comes to recycling.
With Christmas just around the corner it’s more important than ever for people to start thinking about recycling over the festive period. By doing this people can help protect the environment and cut down on the amount of waste going into their general household waste bin, preventing it from filling up too quickly.
New, improved white sacks for recycling paper and card are on their way to thousands of homes across Burnley borough.
The new sacks are being introduced as part of wider improvements to the way Burnley Council collects recyclable materials from homes in the borough.
In October the council introduced new ways of collecting recycling – with around half the borough moving to a wheelie bin system and the other half continuing with a blue box (for glass, cans and plastic) and white sack (paper and card) service.
Organisations in Burnley are encouraging young men to wear the White Ribbon - in a bid to raise awareness of physical and mental abuse.
Burnley Council is among the local organisations supporting 16 days of action as part of an international campaign established by men to end all forms of male violence against women and girls.
This year's event aims to encourage young men and boys in particular to show their support.
Town centre businesses in Burnley have backed ambitious plans to create a Business Improvement District (BID).
Businesses voted in favour of the proposals that could see a £1 million investment in the town centre over the next five years in a ballot held during the past month.
Almost three-quarters (71%) of the town centre business voted in favour, representing 77% of ratetable value, giving a strong mandate for a first-time BID.
Businesses in Burnley town centre will vote shortly on whether to create a new partnership which would manage a £1 million investment over the next five years.
Proposals to create a Business Improvement District (BID) in the town centre will be put to a ballot of business owners between 24th October and 21st November, with the result being announced the following day.
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