Archive from the Lancashire Telegraph

On this day:

• Sean Dyche unhappy with Burnley defending in Liverpool defeat

  BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche believes his side gave up too many chances as they were beaten 2-0 by Liverpool at Anfield. read more

• FULL TIME: Liverpool 2 Burnley 0

  GOALS from Jordan Henderson and Daniel Sturridge condemned Burnley to defeat at Liverpool. read more

• MATCHDAY LIVE: Sheffield Wednesday v Blackburn Rovers

  WELCOME to Hillsborough for tonight's Championship clash between Sheffield Wednesday and Blackburn Rovers. Keep up to speed with the score with our matchday live blog. read more

• MATCHDAY LIVE: Liverpool vs. Burnley

  Join us for live coverage of Burnley's Premier League clash with Liverpool at Anfield. read more

• TEAM NEWS: Sheffield Wednesday v Blackburn Rovers

  NEW signing Doneil Henry has gone straight into the Blackburn Rovers side for tonight’s Championship clash. read more

• Blackburn Rovers sign West Ham United defender Doneil Henry

  BLACKBURN Rovers have signed West Ham defender Doneil Henry on a one-month loan deal. read more

• Former Blackburn Rovers star admits drink driving - but is set to fight ban from wheel

  FORMER Blackburn Rovers star Colin Hendry has admitted drink driving but is set to fight a ban from the wheel. read more

• Australia calls on families to make it their new home

  FIVE decades and more ago, Australia opened its doors, inviting families to make the country their new home. read more

• Book to unearth the lost love of a legend

  THIS week marks the 54th anniversary of the death of the man who used to love leaning on a lamp post. read more

• Can you recall our old photo’s details to lead members towards information for timeline?

  A CENTURY ago, the Lancashire Automobile Club (LAC) donated four ambulances for the First World War. read more

• Ballroom charts start of modern but it’s a lot, lot older

  BALLROOM and ballet, tango and tap – the huge variety of dance has evolved down through history. read more

• VINTAGE STYLE: Top tips for a vintage look

  THE main thing with buying vintage is of course to go for what you like and what suits your personal style. But if you need a bit more advice, here are my top tips for buying vintage clothing. read more

• Farms on alert for killer dogs

  Friday, February 6, 1959. read more

• Firm’s rise from bakery to retailer of the future

  IN 1959, Fred Astley of Blackburn opened the most up-to-date wholesale food warehouse in the North. read more

• Remembering time as star for Stanley

  BACK in 1959, 85-year-old Jimmy Duckworth had an ambition – to see Accrington Stanley, the team he had once played for, get into Division Two. read more

• THE WAY WE WERE

  WE’RE turning the clock back 60 years today to take a peek at Furthergate Junior School, Blackburn. This is a class photograph from 1953/54 and has been sent in by Ken Pickering, who wonders where is old school chums are today. read more

• Hope as charity founder handed £1,400 cheque after ‘inspirational talk’

  A WHALLEY-BASED charity thatwhich helps support Massai children through secondary school is aiming to double the number of youngsters it can support in the next five years. read more

• Schoolchildren help tell the story of multicultural force

  SCORES of East Lancashire schoolchildren have helped produce a book on the Jullundur Brigade of British and Indian soldiers who fought and died together in some of the bloodiest battles of the First World War. read more

• Prime Minister David Cameron hits out over crime of ‘wilful neglect’ in social care

  NEW proposals to criminalise and jail public officials and councillors who fail to protect children from sexual exploitation for a maximum of five years have been welcomed in East Lancashire. read more

• Two special brews honour the memory of murdered nurse Jane Clough

  FRIENDS of murdered nurse Jane Clough raised a glass in her memory at a charity event in Barrowford. read more

• Lord Shuttleworth calls for more county residents to be nominated for national ‘Honours’

  LANCASHIRE’S Lord-Lieutenant Lord Shuttleworth has called for more county residents to be nominated for national ‘Honours’ . read more

• VIDEO: 84-year-old killed as husband escapes barn conversion inferno

  AN 84-YEAR-OLD woman died after becoming trapped in her burning home. read more

• My players do not need a rest, insists Burnley boss Sean Dyche

  BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche insists none of his players are in need of a rest despite eight of his squad appearing in at least 24 of the Clarets’ 27 league games this season. read more

• My son has been deprived of all dignity at mental-health facility, says Blackburn mum

  A MOTHER said her son has been deprived of all dignity at a mental-health facility in Blackburn. read more

• Diane Cooke: What PR marvel got this naff dress on international news channels?

  THE internet was on fire last week with a controversial debate about a dress. read more

• It’s time to honour our community champions

  IT is all very well being modest but when it comes to patting ourselves on the back East Lancashire is falling behind the rest of the country. read more

• TV charges are too expensive

  On December 3 I will be 82. I have lived on my own for 12 years since my wife died of cancer. read more

• Keeping an eye on cold callers

  Re: Cold callers leave me cold (LT Letters, March 3). read more

• Witch-hunt against UKIP

  Re: nearly 300,000 migrants entered Britain last year alone. read more

• Families are missing out

  Contact a Family – a national charity that supports UK families with disabled children whatever their disability – is worried that local families could be missing out on a potential £21.55-£138.05 extra each week because they wrongly think they’re not entitled to Disability Living Allowance (DLA). read more

• Hypnotise Moors murderer

  I was reading in a Sunday newspaper that Myra Hindley asked for permission to undergo hypnosis to find the remains of 12-year-old Keith Bennett. read more

• Stamps up 1p

  FROM Monday, March 30 the price of first and second-class postage stamps will increase by 1p each. read more

• Model birds

  A 3D paper bird workshop is due to be held in Barrowford. read more

• Lancashire firefighters set to double up as medics

  A PILOT scheme is set to be launched in the county to train firefighters as ‘first responders’ in the event of medical emergencies on 999 calls, the Lancashire Telegraph can reveal. read more

• Guest lecture at the church

  A TALK is to be given in Padiham next week. read more

• Band to play live

  IGHTEN Leigh Social Club in Padiham Road, Burnley, will have live music on Friday night when Luke Warm and the Tepids take to the stage at 9pm. read more

• Group for tots

  AN established toddler group will be held at the Little Marsden Parish Centre, in Hibson Road, Nelson, from 9.15am tomorrow. Little Marsden Toddlers costs £1.50 per child with one adult, and 50p per additional adult. It is aimed at youngsters aged up to five. read more

• Inquiry into 'serious' bedsore incident at Royal Blackburn Hospital

  EAST Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust had one serious bed sore on its wards in January, it was which was reported on ward D3 at the Royal Blackburn Hospital. read more

• Tour town hall

  THE mayor of Pendle will give a guided tour of Nelson Town Hall later this month. read more

• Come along and talk to us

  SIMONSTONE Parish Council holds its meetings on the second Thursday of the month except in July and December. read more

• Van driver alert

  EAST Lancashire’s van drivers are being urged to be extra vigilant following a spate of vehicle thefts. read more

• Key to stay safe

  POLICE in Burnley and Padiham are urging residents to make sure their homes are secure to help them avoid becoming burglary victims. read more

• Singing support

  SINGING sessions for people living with dementia and their carers are held in Nelson every week. read more

• Radicalisation can be avoided

  PENDLE MP Andrew Stephenson has told parliament he believes the best way to avoid radicalisation is to talk to the Muslim community. read more

• Comedy night

  BRITISH-BORN Iranian comic and actor Omid Djalili will be appearing at Burnley Mechanics on Tuesday when he brings his new show, with new discuss themes of overcoming your fears, relationships, the perils of celebrity and getting older, to the town. read more

• Speed watch

  POLICE have responded to Bacup residents’ concerns about speeding in Pennine Road by carrying out a ‘speed watch’. A spokesman said: “Over a one-hour period, 80 vehicles where checked with 12 recorded travelling over 25mph within the 20mph zone.” read more

• Fracking conflict

  LABOUR Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Pendle, Azhar Ali has spoken out against plans for fracking in East Lancashire. read more

• Paving scheme

  COUNCIL regeneration chiefs have launched a bid to finish off incomplete town centre paving work in Nelson. read more

• Councillor named 'Young Councillor of the Year' at ceremony in London

  A BARNOLDSWICK councillor has been named Young Councillor of the Year at a national awards ceremony in London. read more