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Parts of East Lancashire have seen an outbreak of the Covid-19 variant first identified in India, which is known as variant B.1.617.2. Last week, it was declared a “variant of concern” by Public Health England (PHE) after scientific studies found it may be more easily passed from one person to another. There are only a small number of confirmed cases in Burnley at this time.
We know that Covid restrictions have been tough on everyone.
Celebrations have been changed or canvcelled, making it difficult to celebrate religious festivals that are important to many of us.
Please continue to follow Covid-19 guidelines when marking Eid, to keep you and your loved ones healthy and safe.
Burnley Council is saying a big “thank you” to all its residents for their outstanding response to this year's census.
Despite the many challenges in delivering a census during a global pandemic, the response rate in the borough of Burnley has exceeded the council’s target response rate of 80%.
Overall, the census – delivered by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) once every ten years and supported by councils in England and Wales – has been a huge success nationally with 97% of households responding.
Amended plans to build a leisure complex in Burnley town centre have been granted planning permission.
Burnley Council’s development control committee has approved proposals for a scaled down version of a previously agreed development on the former Pioneer supermarket site in Curzon Street.
Developers Maple Grove secured planning permission last year for a scheme anchored by an eight-screen Reel cinema with nine retail and leisure units, plus a 125-space car park.
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