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General news and event news.
A public consultation on Burnley Council’s final draft of Burnley’s Local Plan starts next week.
Burnley Council approved the Proposed Submission Plan at the end of last month (March).
A formal consultation for final representations will run from and including Wednesday 12th April up to and including Friday 26th May.
A council manager from Burnley has spoken at a national conference to highlight bee-friendly practice in the borough.
At the Bee Summit in London, head of greenspaces Simon Goff shared how reducing grass cutting and planting wildflowers helps protect UK’s under-threat bee population, at the same time helping cash-strapped councils save money.
It was estimated by the council that the meadow management in Burnley has made an annual saving of £58,000 with the figure expected to increase.
Burnley Council will launch the next stage in its fight to clean up streets across Burnley borough on Monday (April 10th).
The authority is teaming up with private contractor Kingdom Environmental Enforcement Services to introduce street patrols to help tackle littering and dog fouling, the two main concerns raised by residents when asked about the issues that affect them.
The council takes a zero tolerance approach to the problems and is already one of the best performing local authorities in the country when it comes to prosecuting fly-tippers.
Burnley is set to hit the right note with three days of live music events during the Easter break.
The first ever Burnley Live Music Weekend in Burnley town centre kicks off on Good Friday, 14th April, with a series of free and low cost events.
The bumper weekend of entertainment will offer a line-up of live performances across town centre venues including the Paddock, Sanctuary Rock Bar, Remedy Gin Bar Burnley, Mojito’s, Mr Greens, Illuminati and the Inn on the Wharf, to name just a few.
Shoppers flocked to Burnley to support budding entrepreneurs selling goods at the town's first Teenage Market.
Hundreds of people visited independent stalls, run by young business people of tomorrow aged 13 to 25, selling bespoke items ranging from candles, hand-sewn gifts and upcycled accessories, to tray bakes, henna art and screen printed t-shirts.
Students from Blessed Trinity RC College also ran a stall stocked with children’s fire safety books written and illustrated by them.
Towneley Hall in Burnley is championing the work of its volunteers and encouraging others to join them by staging a Volunteer Weekend.
On Saturday and Sunday, 1st and 2nd April, staff at the hall will be holding informative drop-in sessions recognising the contribution of their current volunteers and providing an opportunity for residents to see what volunteering is like at the museum.
Anyone interested in finding out more about volunteering at Towneley is invited to attend the event on one of the days between 1pm and 4pm.
Local crafters and food vendors and buskers are being sought to take part in a family-friendly park event in May.
The Thompson Park Family Fun Day, organised by the Friends of Thompson Park, the Miniature Railway Society and Burnley Council, will take place on Sunday 28th May.
The parks boating lake, paddling pool and miniature railway will be open and there will be live music from the Accrington Pipe Band and local buskers.
Burnley’s first Teenage Market is set to launch on Saturday, 25th March, providing a platform for young people to trade and perform.
Taking place from 10am until 4pm along Curzon Street and The Mall, visitors will be able to browse through a series of stalls packed with unique, handmade items.
A performance area will be rocking throughout the day as talented young musicians sing, perform and get the toes of shoppers tapping.
Burnley Council’s executive has agreed to recommend that the latest version of the draft Local Plan – the Proposed Submission Plan - be approved by full council when it meets next week.
Local authorities are required by legislation to prepare a local plan to set the local planning framework for their area. Burnley’s Local Plan will cover the whole borough and looks ahead to 2032. The plan will be used to guide decisions on planning applications and areas where investment should be prioritised. It allocates sites that are needed to accommodate new houses and businesses.
Residents and businesses are being asked their views on a draft management plan aimed at helping protect and enhance the special interest of Padiham conservation area.
The Padiham Conservation Area Management Plan outlines the measures for preservation and enhancement of the area for the period 2017 to 2027. The involvement of the local community in preparing the management plan is an essential part of the process and the council is holding a public consultation on the draft plan between 27th March - 28th April.
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