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TODAY we announce the winner of the environmental worker of the year award in the Lancashire Telegraph Community Heroes Awards 2021 - kindly…
'Tell us and we will clean it': Filthiest bus stop in town is cleaned A councillor is urging residents to get in touch if they spot anything in their neighbourhood that may need fixing. Cllr Salim Sidat said the council would do what they could to improve the area if they are alerted to the problem. It follows reports of a filthy bus stop outside the Noorul Islam mosque on Audley Range by a concerned resident. It was cleaned during the same week. Later, a resident reported a damaged lamp post on Walter Street. This was fixed on the very day.
Police called over fights between rival garages before fatal shooting of Salford student Aya Hachem, court hears Eight people are on trial accused of her murder Aya Hachem (Image: PA) Get the inside track on the big stories from Manchester courts with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Details of fights, th...
Over the last month and a half, 11 people from Blackburn with Darwen have been taken to court and fined for environmental damage, fly-tipping and pest control offences. The offences included failing to remove waste under the Prevention of Damage by Pests Act as well as failing to remove waste under the Environmental Protection Act, after being served with a 14 or 28 day notice by the council. After being taken to court, the 11 litter louts were fined a combined total of £4,627, but including court costs and surcharges this increased to a whopping £7,380. The incidents of waste dumpi...
Applications still welcome to Muslim Girls' School A Muslim Girls' School is accepting applications for the new school year. Al-Islah Girls' High School is based on Audley Range and said places were available for year 7. There were also places available for other school years but parents must call for further details. The school posted: "We would like to say a big Jazakallah to those parents who have chosen Al Islah Girls' High School for their child’s education. "The school’s mission is to enable all the students to live and practice their Islamic faith and to achieve academic su...