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Ferrets abandoned in Blackburn street rescued by RSPCA - Vimarsana News

Ferrets abandoned in Blackburn street rescued by RSPCA

Ferrets which were abandoned in a Blackburn street have been rescued by the RSPCA.

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Guinea pigs and ferrets abandoned in street rescued by the RSPCA - Vimarsana News

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Guinea pigs and ferrets abandoned in street rescued by the RSPCA

The RSPCA says potential owners must research the needs of small pets after the charity’s rescuers were called out to...

Unlicensed driver, 17, led police on Blackburn chase - Vimarsana News

Unlicensed driver, 17, led police on Blackburn chase

A TEENAGE driver panicked when he realised police wanted to stop him.

Blackburn driver who sped off from police had taken cocaine - Vimarsana News

Blackburn driver who sped off from police had taken cocaine

POLICE drawn to a vehicle because of issues with its registration discovered the plates were false.

'I'll stab you so many times you'll be unrecognisable' - abusive ex's threats - Vimarsana News

'I'll stab you so many times you'll be unrecognisable' - abusive ex's threats

texting phone general A MAN who bombarded his former partner with abuse and threats blamed a change in his mental health medication. Blackburn magistrates heard Jamie Scott Holden sent his ex 46 text messages in a four-day period and the content got progressively more distressing for the victim. Holden was subject to a restraining order and a suspended prison sentence at the time. Holden, 30, of Aberdare Close, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to breach of a restraining order. He was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison suspended for 18 months and ordered to pay £200 compensation and £85 costs....