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Famous gardening celebrities all set for Chorley Flower Show

TWO of the most well-known names in the horticultural world are set for Chorley after organisers announced they would be making special appearances at the new Chorley Flower Show. Dozens of people have already booked their tickets for the Chorley Council-run event, which will see organic expert Bob Flowerdew and television presenter David Domoney carry […]

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Street level art fair brings crowd-pleasing theatre and pavement artists to town

The stunning, newly restored fascia of Blackburn Library provides the backdrop for a street market showcasing a diverse range of quality handmade and artist designed gifts, ceramics, paintings, cards and items for the home.  The monthly Town Hall Street Fairs are organised by Hopeful & Glorious, with the next one taking place on Saturday 18 […]

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Pendle Council gears up for Tour of Britain

Pendle Council is gearing up to host the finish of Stage Two of the Aviva Tour of Britain which will power through the borough on Monday September 7. Stage Two, Ribble Valley and Pendle, Clitheroe to Colne, is being hosted in partnership with Ribble Valley Borough Council. It will start in Clitheroe town centre and […]

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Library talks about prisoners, ‘aliens’ and Belgian refugees during World War One

Lancashire County Council's community heritage team is helping people to discover how the outbreak of World War One altered British people's attitudes to those who were not UK nationals. Staff from the county council's community heritage team will hold a couple of interesting talks across the county in July. The lives and experiences of the […]

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Burnley Manchester Road railway station celebrates £2.3m boost

An event was held today to mark the investment of £2.3m investment in Burnley's Manchester Road railway station and launch a new campaign to market East Lancashire's attractions to rail visitors. Work took place over the last 18 months to provide the station with an iconic station building with improved car and cycle parking, CCTV, […]

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Get ready for Chorley’s Picnic in the Park

Pack up your picnics and head to Chorley’s Astley Park on Sunday 5 July for an afternoon of free fun and entertainment at the annual Picnic in the Park event. Chorley Council has teamed up with Rock FM to bring a fantastic family stage show to Astley Park with performances from CBeebies’ favourite – The […]

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Free festival celebrates archaeology in Preston

People with an interest in history are invited to a free Festival of Archaeology event at the Museum of Lancashire on Saturday 18 July. The festival is an annual event which aims to bring the past alive and celebrate the UK's heritage. It is coordinated by the Council for British Archaeology (CBA). The festival will […]

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Lancashire’s textile industry showcased at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park

Visitors to this year's RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park will be able to enjoy a garden designed to showcase the materials that Lancashire's textile industry used to produce cloth. The feature garden will be created as part of the 'Field to Fabric' Lancashire museums project in partnership with the Workers' Educational Association (WEA). Staff […]

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Talk about World War One military hospitals in Lancashire

The role of auxiliary military hospitals in Lancashire during World War One will be discussed in Skelmersdale Library. At 2pm on Wednesday 15 July, staff from Lancashire County Council's community heritage team will hold an interesting talk about the hospitals' vital part in helping to cope with the numbers of sick and injured coming back […]

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Theatre Offers More This Summer

There will be plenty of twists and turns to The Dukes outdoor walkabout production this summer. For the awardwinning Lancaster theatre will present a new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ popular story – Oliver Twist – from July 3-August 15. Dickens’ wonderful characters – Fagin, the Artful Dodger, Nancy, Bill Sikes and the hideous Mr Bumble […]

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12th annual Pendle Walking Festival to be a family affair!

As walkers get ready to return to Pendle for the annual Walking Festival, many will be bringing the family with them to make this year’s festival a real family affair. The festival – the UK’s largest free guided walking festival – falls earlier this year, within the school summer holidays – from Saturday 15 to […]

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Lancashire LEP appoints SKV Communications and thinkingplace

The Lancashire Enterprise Partnership (LEP), Chaired by Edwin Booth (below), has appointed two leading agencies to deliver an initial 12-month media and communications campaign. The agencies are tasked with developing and communicating a compelling Lancashire economic narrative – ‘the Lancashire story’ – by delivering a strategic campaign to reach target audiences, working alongside Marketing Lancashire.  […]

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