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Police officers were called to Bolton Railway Station on Sunday after a ticket inspector was 'sprayed with a fire extinguisher' by a football fan en route to Blackburn.
The indoor centre at Ewood Park, commonly known as the BRIC, has been closed for just under 12 months.
The annual commemoration around the world remembers workers who lost their lives because of their job.
‘My brother died after cancer battle - and he wouldn’t believe how much we raised for charity’
The indoor centre at Ewood Park, commonly known as the BRIC, has been closed for just under 12 months.
The strike action and picket line will affect Aurora Woodlands school, an independent special education school in Darwen on Holly Tree Close.
"It was definitely cheaper than taking the kids to a waterpark or some of the attractions in the UK which are extortionate"
Disability charity Scope has condemned the welfare reforms as "dangerous" and tantamount to a "full-on assault on disabled people"
The latest band of low pressure, which will be slow moving, will cause widespread frost and damage to vegetation
Today we’re wishing you a happy St George’s Day.
Despite being the patron saint of England, St George was born in Turkey in the third century, and he never actually visited England!
A video produced by Blackburn with Darwen Council to explain the elections taking place in the borough this year features some first time voters.
The Mayor of Blackburn with Darwen, Coun Parwaiz Akhtar, has recorded a video message to share Eid greetings with everyone who’ll be celebrating this week.
Three men, a woman and a child have died, the French coastguard says, as the UK's Rwanda bill is set to become law.
Parliamentary stand-off ends, opening the way for asylum seekers to be sent to the African country.
Home Affairs correspondent Tom Symonds watches as migrants set off from France for the UK.