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In June, hundreds of criminals graced the lower courts - Vimarsana News

In June, hundreds of criminals graced the lower courts

The magistrates courts are hotbeds of criminal activity, hearing cases involving defendants from every walk of life

Blackburn man used hammer to damage partner's car | Lancashire Telegraph - Vimarsana News

Blackburn man used hammer to damage partner's car | Lancashire Telegraph

A DRUNKEN man upped the ante on three visits to his partner’s home.

Adaptations to Blackburn home to help disabled children approved - Vimarsana News

Adaptations to Blackburn home to help disabled children approved

LIFE for two disabled children in a Blackburn semi is set to improve after councillors gave the go-ahead for alterations to their home.

Knife threat by Blackburn Peaky Blinders game thief - Vimarsana News

Knife threat by Blackburn Peaky Blinders game thief

A MAN who stole a Peaky Blinders board game from a comic store threatened to stab a member of staff who challenged him.

The 11 litter louts fined more than £4,500 by the courts for failing to move rubbish from Blackburn homes - Vimarsana News

The 11 litter louts fined more than £4,500 by the courts for failing to move rubbish from Blackburn homes

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...