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Designated a national park? very simply, we dont want to be bound by the legislation that might bring us. what we want is a park thats agile, that can adapt to the challenges that it faces, and we think that this new approach, doing things differently, will help us to achieve that. this is a local landmark, the singing ringing tree. walkers here told us why they think the area is so special. itsjust stunning — everywhere you look youve got magnificent views. its like everything, the amount of ...

Investment into the area. this deserves being looked after. it deserves that investment, and for us, the communities and the landscape has great diversity, and we think that should be celebrated. the south pennines park covers 460 square miles, cutting across greater manchester, lancashire and yorkshire, and its home to 450,000 people. why notjust have this area designated a national park? very simply, we dont want to be bound by the legislation that may bring us. what we want is a park thats ag...

Sign up for Sight & Sound’s Weekly Film Bulletin and more News, reviews and archive features every Friday, and information about our latest magazine once a month. Email ▶︎ Disney’s animated and live-action  Beauty and the Beasts are available to stream on Disney+ and to buy on Blu-ray and DVD. ▶︎ Jean Cocteau’s  The first Beast was the god of love, Eros. The many successive versions of the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale have continued to develop him in this role, and the new D...

From Rossendales UFO to Blackburns Rainbow Bridge... the giant hillside sculptures you can visit on a day trip from Manchester Lancashires Panopticons are well worth a visit The Singing Ringing Tree (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo) Sign up for our Whats On newsletter to keep your finger on the pulse of an ever-changing Manchester Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your i...

ONE OF East Lancashire’s most popular landmarks looks set to become a chart topper. A photograph taken at dawn of The Singing Ringing Tree at Crown Point above Burnley features as the cover artwork for the new album by British rock band Thunder which is released on Friday and is widely tipped to go straight in at number one on the album chart. Thunder’s guitarist and songwriter Luke Morley explained how the iconic sculpture came to be on the album cover. “The album’s called All ...

There is plenty to do (when lockdown restrictions ease) East Lancashire is far from boring. There are plenty of things to do, monuments to see and places to explore- especially as a family. Blackburn Museum and Witton Country Park are just some great places that always have events on for the little ones to enjoy- and Blackpool Pleasure Beach is just around the corner. That East Lancashire is a haunted place  As a lover of all things spooky, I was fascinated to learn more about East Lancash...

There is plenty to do (when lockdown restrictions ease) East Lancashire is far from boring. There are plenty of things to do, monuments to see and places to explore- especially as a family. Blackburn Museum and Witton Country Park are just some great places that always have events on for the little ones to enjoy- and Blackpool Pleasure Beach is just around the corner. That East Lancashire is a haunted place  As a lover of all things spooky, I was fascinated to learn more about East Lancash...

Three East Lancashire towns have been named some of the worst places to live in England, but we think the areas are some of the best in the whole county. Blackburn, Accrington and Burnley were ranked in the top 50 worst places to live in a 2021 survey by the satirical website, I Live Here, after a record-breaking 125,681 people voted.  Coming in at 28th, 35th and 38th respectively, the East Lancashire towns managed to avoid the top 10, dodging a wholly unjust and undignified berati...

BURNLEY-based photographer whose lunar photographs have been a highlight of the year has rung in 2021 with another incredible image.

BURNLEY-based photographer whose lunar photographs have been a highlight of the year has rung in 2021 with another incredible image.