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(Photo: Facebook/Google Maps) BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND is looming and many of us will be setting our sights on local beer gardens in the area. However, deciding which ones to visit is a challenge in itself as there are so many fantastic pubs and beer gardens in East Lancashire. Luckily for you, we have tracked down 10 of the best-reviewed East Lancashire pubs on Google with an open beer garden. Here are 10 with the highest ratings and reviews- and what commenters have been saying about them. Hop Micro Pub, Bank Street, Rossendale Rating: 4.7 out of 352 reviews If you are looking for ...

(Photo: Facebook/Google Maps) BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND is looming and many of us will be setting our sights on local beer gardens in the area. However, deciding which ones to visit is a challenge in itself as there are so many fantastic pubs and beer gardens in East Lancashire. Luckily for you, we have tracked down 10 of the best-reviewed East Lancashire pubs on Google with an open beer garden. Here are 10 with the highest ratings and reviews- and what commenters have been saying about them. Hop Micro Pub, Bank Street, Rossendale Rating: 4.7 out of 352 reviews If you are looking for ...

WORK on a controversial housing estate is to begin later this month.

Blackburn Magistrates Court POLICE received an anonymous tip-off that a disqualified driver who had been drinking was driving away from a Clitheroe pub. Blackburn magistrates heard officers eventually caught up with Craig David Catlow at his home in Bashall Eaves where his car, with the engine still warm, was parked among some caravans. Catlow said he had left the pub hours ago and had been drinking at home. But CCTV footage showed him arriving at 6pm and driving off the car park three and a half hours later. Catlow, 55, of Clitheroe Road, Bashall Eaves, was convicted after trial of d...

AN interesting headline in the 1929 Craven Herald caught my eye ‘Bracewell Vicar’s Pet Robin’, although it was equally the photograph that stood out. With the strapline ‘ Bird that prefers pastry’ the story described how the Rev H West had a pet robin, and Mr West was as friendly with ‘Rob’ the robin as he was with his rough-haired terrier. The very tame Rob however, dared not accompany the vicar to church or to school, because that was the territory of another, wilder, robin which became fierce every time it saw its gentler cousin. Mr West explained to a reporter - sent...