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Councillor Anne Kelly has been aoppinted Mayor of Burnley 2019/20.
Here she introduces herself and some details about her background and plans for her year in office.
My name is Anne Kelly and I am the Mayor of Burnley for 2019/20.
I was born in Heywood, near Bury, but moved to Briercliffe as a small child and have lived here ever since.
I attended secondary school in Colne before moving on to Nelson and Colne College.
The results of the local elections May 2019 are available here
There are just days left for anyone wishing to have their say in the European Parliamentary Elections to ensure they are registered to vote.
More than five million voters across the North West England region will go to the polls on Thursday 23rd May to elect the region’s eight Members of the European Parliament (MEPs.)
The full list of candidates for the forthcoming European Parliamentary Elections has been published.
Nine political parties and two individual candidates will contest the elections on Thursday 23rd May to elect the North West of England’s eight Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).
The result of the Rosehill with Burnley Wood ward by-election, held on 11th April, is as follows:
Victoria Alker (Green) 51 votes
Philip Robert Chamberlain (Conservative) 115
Andrew John Devanney (Labour) 249
Peter Rennie McCann (Liberal Democrat) 341
Paula Christine Riley (Burnley and Padiham Independent) 154
Peter McCann is elected as councillor for the ward with a majority of 92.
The seat changed hands from the Burnley and Padiham Independent Party to the Liberal Democrats.
Plans to create student accommodation in Burnley have been given the green light.
Burnley Council’s development control committee granted planning permission for the £9 million 136-bed building on land next to Sandygate Square.
The scheme will be developed in a partnership between the council, the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) and Barnfield Investment Properties.
Burnley Council has been recognised for its support for a national campaign to raise awareness of mental health issues.
The local authority has signed the Time To Change pledge which demonstrates its commitment to change how people think and act about mental health.
The campaign is run by mental health charity MIND and funded by Comic Relief, the Department of Health and the Big Lottery Fund.
Burnley Leisure, along with partners from the other East Lancashire leisure trusts and Ribble Valley Borough Council, has been shortlisted for the Strategic Partnership Award at the nationally renowned Community Leisure UK annual awards.
The consortium has been recognised for successfully combining the strengths and experiences of all five partner organisations from CEO level to frontline deliverers, to make a big difference in communities across East Lancashire.
A Burnley nursery school has been successful in getting National Lottery funding to help encourage their youngster to become more active.
Burnley Leisure will help the deliver the project at Taywood Nursery School following a successful bid to the national Awards for All scheme.
The funding will be used to improve the outdoor space at the nursery so that the youngsters have space to take part in a Balanceability scheme which helps them to learn to ride a bike.
Burnley leisure supported the school’s funding bid and will deliver the scheme.
A scheme that helps the emergency services find people with dementia who go missing from home is set to be backed by Burnley Council.
The Herbert Protocol uses an information database to hold vital details which can be used in the search for a missing person.
The information can be used by search and rescue teams to pinpoint likely areas for investigation, reduce the amount of time it takes to find someone, and increase the chances of them being discovered safe and well.
The council is working with Lancashire Police and other partners to promote the scheme.
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