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A special ceremony is being held in Burnley later this month to celebrate the town being awarded a top European honour.
The event at Central Library on 15th October will centre on the presentation of the ‘Le Drapeau d’Honneur’ from the Council of Europe.
Burnley is one of only eight places across Europe to be awarded the European Flag of Honour in 2016.
The family-run café Little Barista is one of the businesses in Burnley celebrating ‘top scores on the doors’ this month.
The café, which is a home to organic coffee and mouth-watering homemade food, scooped the maximum rating of five in the latest round of inspections by Burnley Council.
Andrea Insel, who owns and manages Little Barista together with her husband Ali, said: "We’re delighted to receive the highest food hygiene score and are already proudly showing it off to our customers.
A set of exquisite medieval vestments, which are part of the collection at Towneley Hall, has been loaned to the world-renowned Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum to form part of a major national exhibition.
The pair of Whalley Abbey vestments will feature at the museum’s autumn exhibition Opus Anglicanum: Masterpieces of English Medieval Embroidery.
Whether you’re a true landlubber, or you fancy yourself as a salty sailor at heart, everyone is invited to celebrate the 200th anniversary of one of Burnley’s greatest assets.
The Leeds and Liverpool Canal bicentenary celebrations reach a high point this October as the historic short boat Kennet re-creates the inaugural ceremonial journey 127 miles across the Pennines from Leeds to Liverpool.
The aim is to recreate the celebrations seen in 1816 all along the waterway when the inaugural journey was made by canal barge.
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