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News for residents
The new recycling and waste collection calendar is being delivered.
Also for those moving to wheeled bins, delivery is underway– blue for glass, cans and plastic; dark grey for paper/cardboard. BUT PLEASE REMEMBER– these should not be used until October when the first of the new collections start. Please use the old recycling boxes etc., until then. Thank you!
Are you 16-25, live in Padiham, and want to travel abroad to learn more about the world, but are stuck for cash?
You could be eligible for a scholarship established by the late Mr Arthur Edmondson Quinn, who bequeathed a share of his estate, upon a Trust, to Lancashire County Council for the purpose of establishing a travel scholarship.
This scholarship is designed to provide an opportunity for 16-25 year olds, in full time education whose parents live in Padiham, to travel abroad to expand their education.
Burnley Council is considering changing the way it collects recyclable materials across the borough.
It follows an extensive review of the borough’s waste collection service in light of issues raised by local people.
Any changes would apply only to recyclable materials; there are no proposals to alter the fortnightly general (claret bin) waste collection. Garden waste collections, for those subscribing to the service, would also remain unchanged.
Currently recyclable materials such as paper, glass, cans and plastics are collected every fortnight in sacks and boxes.
Burnley Leisure has been shortlisted in the prestigious ukactive Awards and are in the running for an outstanding award, beating off strong competition to make the finals.
St Peter’s Leisure Centre has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Regional and National Club/Centre of the Year category in the ukactive Awards 2019,an annual event which recognises excellence and achievement in health and fitness throughout the country.
Organisers of this year’s Burnley Literary Festival say the event attracted double the number of visitors and was a huge success.
The four-day festival included 66 events spread mainly around Burnley and Padiham town centres, most of them free to attend.
More than 2,000 people enjoyed everything from street theatre and story-telling to readings and creative workshops, doubling visitor numbers from last year.
The first of 100 oak trees across Burnley borough to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War has been planted.
Seven-year-old Mabel Smith, whose great-great grandfather was killed in action during the conflict, helped plant the tree on land off Cog Lane.
Mabel was joined by pupils from nearby Cherry Fold Primary School and members of her family.
100 trees will be planted around the borough between now and Remembrance Day to mark the 100 years since the end of the war.
Lancashire County Council has agreed funding for improvements to the local road network, as part of the Pioneer Place leisure and retail development in Burnley.
The £3.2m funding from the county council would be used for road infrastructure and related improvements needed for the project in the Curzon Street area.
The investment was agreed (Thursday 11 October) by the county council's Cabinet.
A new “food hub” has opened in Burnley Market Hall as part of wider work to develop the market.
The Market Kitchen was officially unveiled by the Mayor of Burnley, Councillor Charlie Briggs today (Friday 5th Oct).
The Mayor said: “We are all confident that the Market Kitchen will be a huge success. I have no doubt that residents will be coming through the doors and enjoying the very tasty delights on offer and I wish the Market Kitchen every success for the future.”
A dedicated team of “grimebusters” is in town – on a mission to make sure it stays clean and tidy for shoppers and visitors alike.
Burnley Council and its cleansing contractor partner Urbaser have invested in the latest technology to help clean up Burnley town centre and make it more attractive.
They’re supporting wider regeneration efforts to bring more people into Burnley and boost the local economy.
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