Principal Amanda Melton has been appointed to a new UK-wide independent commission launched to set out a new vision for colleges in the future. The Independent Commission on the College of the Future has been […]
Urban Altitude dismantled Most of Urban Altitude was dismantled and removed by Tue 26th March 2019. Urban Altitude was located on a patch of land to the rear (and left) of Rigby Street – situated […]
Today (Sat 23rd March 2019) is also the first of the Colne Town Council Markets for this year … if you are free pop down and support your local markets. Nice to see many folks […]
Eliza Luxe opening day today (Sat 23rd March 2019) … don’t forget … pop down to see them. They’re a really friendly bunch and running around like mad getting things sorted out. We’ll be following […]
Nelson and Colne College’s constantly-evolving extracurricular provision has been boosted with a double dose of good news. Sport England has awarded the college an additional £57,045 of funding as an extension of the initial £114,090 […]
New local business, Eliza Luxe Lifestyle will be opening in Colne on Saturday 23rd March 2019 and they invite you to their grand opening day. They will be stocking gifts, home-ware, ladies wear & accessories. Their […]
Liberal Democrat Councillor Dorothy Lord is calling on Pendle Council to carry out a review of the growing problem of drug-taking on the streets and in the towns of Pendle. She has tabled a motion […]
Did you miss the Ghost Hunt at Colne? The Ghost Hunt was held at Earnie’s in Colne and started around 9pm on Sat 16th March 2019. Tickets were strictly limited, but the whole event was […]
Fire crews practice at the old Kippax Building (previously the site of the old Market Hall). On Monday evening, two appliances plus crews from Lancashire Fire & Rescue were involved in multiple training exercises at […]
Markets were probably held in Colne as early as the reign of King Henry I (1100-35). King Henry was the youngest son of William the Conqueror. Colne Cattle fairs were a feature of the town […]
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