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Burnley Council’s national award for its support for ex-forces personnel

Burnley Council has received national recognition for its support for Armed Forces personnel.

The council has achieved a Silver Award under the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme run by the Ministry of Defence. It previously held a Bronze Award.

The honour recognises the council’s commitment to support and work with ex-service men and women to help them when they move from the armed forces to civilian life.

Launch of Covid vaccine programme in Burnley

The first local vaccination services run by family doctors and their teams have opened in Burnley this week, as the roll out of the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history gains further momentum.

GP Practices in Burnley have started to take delivery of the vaccine, with the first clinics starting from Tuesday 15 December. More community sites in East Lancashire will be going live in other areas from later in the week onwards.

Burnley pub has licence suspended for breaking Covid rules

Burnley Council`s licensing sub-committee has met to consider in full a police application for summary review of a local pub after staff were found to have broken Covid safety restrictions.

The committee decided the licence of the Angel Inn, Accrington Road, should be suspended for three months. Having already been suspended as an interim step at an earlier hearing, the three-month suspension will begin once any appeal period has lapsed, or if an appeal is lodged once the appeal has been dealt with. In the meantime, the interim suspension remains in place.

Help for the homeless as winter bites

If you know someone who is homeless, sleeping rough or in danger of not having somewhere to sleep please encourage them to get in touch with us.
This is even more important now that winter is setting in and temperatures are dropping.
 
We have activated what is known as our severe weather emergency protocol, which means we will accommodate people, regardless of priority need.

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