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Strike: Specialist engineers are taking part in industrial action at Rolls-Royce s Barnoldswick plant STRIKES have begun again at East Lancashire’s historic Rolls-Royce plant after concerns about the site’s future resurfaced. The group of 17 specialist engineers at the Barnoldswick factory began striking on Monday over fears that a previous agreement to protect 350 jobs was not going to be met. Action will now continue until Friday July 23 with further targeted strikes planned for Monday August 9 until Friday August 20. Unite regional officer Ross Quinn said: “Our members have been forced to take strike action as the long-term viability of Barnoldswick is once again under threat. ....
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BUILDERS have won their bid to call a development of seven new homes and a masonic hall in Barnoldswick after the Victorian vicarage that originally stood on the site. The development, off Skipton Road, which is still under construction, will be called ‘Kirklands’ after the vicarage that later became a doctors surgery and finally a masonic hall before being demolished last year to make way for the new development. Some Barnoldswick councillors wanted to name the development after the Rev Richard Milner, who was the vicar of the town from 1836 until his death in 1870 and who lived in the ‘old vicarage’; but the developers opposed the choice because of the shared name with former Barnoldswick councillor, Richard Milner, who was convicted of fraud in 2016. ....
BUILDERS have won their bid to call a development of seven new homes and a masonic hall in Barnoldswick after the Victorian vicarage that originally stood on the site. The development, off Skipton Road, which is still under construction, will be called ‘Kirklands’ after the vicarage that later became a doctors surgery and finally a masonic hall before being demolished last year to make way for the new development. Some Barnoldswick councillors wanted to name the development after the Rev Richard Milner, who was the vicar of the town from 1836 until his death in 1870 and who lived in the ‘old vicarage’; but the developers opposed the choice because of the shared name with former Barnoldswick councillor, Richard Milner, who was convicted of fraud in 2016. ....