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General news and event news.
A draft management plan aimed at helping protect the heritage of Padiham conservation area is set to be agreed by councillors.
The plan sets out the work required to protect and strengthen the Padiham Conservation Area as a site of special architectural and historic interest and make it attractive for residents, workers and visitors.
Burnley Council’s executive is recommended to approve the draft plan when it meets on 13th February.
Burnley Council is considering changing its policy on Council Tax discounts by introducing a specific discount for certain sorts of renovated properties.
A proposal to offer a 100% discount for up to six months, once renovation work is completed, on formerly uninhabitable empty houses that have been empty for over 12 months, will be decided by the council’s executive.
The aim is to provide an incentive to owners to improve the standard of the properties and bring them back into occupation.
Trebor Developments, working in partnership with Burnley Council, has commenced work at the prestigious Vision Park site, Burnley.
Barnfield Construction has been selected by Trebor as main contractor and completion of Phase One, which includes starter units from 800 sq.ft. and business workspace up to 10,000 sq. ft., will complete in September 2017.
UCFB is delighted to announce a renewed partnership with Burnley Council that will see three students from the town awarded a £3,000 scholarship to study a university degree in the football, business and related industries at UCFB Etihad Campus in Manchester.
Traders and staff are celebrating after winning a national award
Burnley Market Hall was named Britain’s Best Large Indoor Market in the National Association of British Market Authorities Awards which was presented by Andrew Percy, Minister for Markets.
Markets Manager Marie Shaw said, “This award is an outstanding achievement and is a reflection of the commitment, dedication and enthusiasm of everyone involved. We would encourage anyone to visit, shop local and support these independent businesses”
Burnley Council is further strengthening its tough stance on dog fouling and littering.
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.
Now councilors have agreed to team up with a private partner to strengthen its enforcement work further and crackdown even more on environmental crime.
Towneley Hall visitors are being invited to help select a historic object highlighting Lancashire's long and fascinating story.
The project, named A History of Lancashire in 70 Objects, marks 70 years of magazine Lancashire Life, which has invited museums and heritage venues across the county to get involved.
Mike Townend, Towneley Hall senior curator, said: "We were delighted to receive the invite to this fantastic project.
As previously announced, and as previously covered in the Lancashire Telegraph (10 December 2016) and Burnley Express (13 December 2016), Burnley Council is considering the details of a Lancashire-wide programme to resettle Syrian refugees.
Council leader Coun. Mark Townsend said: “We have already made a commitment that the town will play its proper part in helping resettle refugees, and will do so as part of a co-ordinated approach across Lancashire.
Arrangements have now been made for the annual Holocaust memorial service in Burnley.
The service will be held at the Peace Garden, Croft Street starting at 1pm on Sunday 29th January.
The multi-faith service will commemorate and honour all the victims of the Holocaust and assert a commitment to oppose racism, anti-Semitism, victimisation and genocide.
It will be attended by The Worshipful the Mayor of Burnley, Councillor Jeff Sumner, and the Mayoress Mrs Lesley Sumner. Members of the public are invited to attend.
A pub landlord has been fined after complaints about late-night music blaring out and disturbing neighbours.
Christopher Toothill, licensee of the Sun Inn at Harle Syke, Burnley, pleaded guilty at Burnley Magistrates’ Court to two offences of unlicensable activity after a prosecution was brought by Burnley Council.
Following complaints from local residents, officers from the Pennine Night Time noise nuisance team monitored the pub over two weekends in June and July and witnessed live music being played beyond permitted hours.
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