From Rossendale s UFO to Blackburn s Rainbow Bridge. the giant hillside sculptures you can visit on a day trip from Manchester
Lancashire s Panopticons are well worth a visit
The Singing Ringing Tree (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)
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With restrictions in England gradually easing and the weather getting warmer every week, many of us are looking for fun days out to go on with friends and family.
Currently Cllr Mark Townsend leads a minority Labour administration with 22 councillors. Ranged up against it are eight Liberal Democrats, six Conservatives, six Burnley and Padiham Independent Party councillors, two Greens and one Independent. With 15 wards up for election and 61 candidates from seven parties standing the campaign is turning out to be a real dogfight. Labour needs just one gain to form a majority able to implement its priorities of jobs and pandemic recovery but will really struggle to achieve this - and even hold on to the eight wards it is defending. The Liberal Democrats are confident of regaining the Coal Clough with Deerplay seat which went Labour when retiring councillor Bill Brindle defected and are eyeing an unlikely victory in Daneshouse and Stoneyholme.
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Police seize more than £300,000 worth of drugs in this East Lancashire town in just one week Police have taken more than £300,000 worth of drugs off the streets of one East Lancashire town in a single week. Taskforce officers operating in Burnley are believed to have seized close to half a million pounds worth of illegal substances, with an arrest on Friday afternoon adding to the already significant list of suspects involved in drugs offences. On Friday, police arrested a 30-year-old man following the discovery of a large amount of drugs at a house in Coal Clough Lane. The man remains in custody awaiting interview.
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Police seize more than £300,000 worth of drugs in this East Lancashire town in just one week Police have taken more than £300,000 worth of drugs off the streets of one East Lancashire town in a single week. Taskforce officers operating in Burnley are believed to have seized close to half a million pounds worth of illegal substances, with an arrest on Friday afternoon adding to the already significant list of suspects involved in drugs offences. On Friday, police arrested a 30-year-old man following the discovery of a large amount of drugs at a house in Coal Clough Lane. The man remains in custody awaiting interview.