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  • Blackburn Rovers 0 Millwall 0: Tony Mowbray reaction

    Tony Mowbray felt Rovers were much more like themselves in the second period but didn’t get to grips with Millwall’s style in the opening 45 minutes. The visitors, through George Saville and Steve Morison, both hit the post within the opening half

  • Blackburn Rovers 0 Millwall 0: MATCH REPORT

    Millwall may have twice hit the woodwork in the opening half an hour but it was Rovers who would be left frustrated by the goal-less draw at Ewood Park. Tony Mowbray’s men put in a much improved second half showing as Danny Graham was twice denied

  • APPEAL: Concern grows over missing 15-year-old teenager

    CONCERN is growing over a missing teenager. Police have launched a public appeal to trace Leah Burns, 15, who was last seen in Lancaster Town Centre at around 3pm yesterday. Leah, who has links to Blackburn, Preston and Manchester, is from Kendal

  • Darwen 1940's Day: Flyover time change

    BAD weather has caused delays to a flyover of iconic planes from the Second World War for Darwen's annual 1940's Day today. A Lancaster Bomber, Hurricane fighter and Spitfire were expected to fly over Darwen at the same time at around 1.15pm today

  • A long week at Rovers but time now to focus on the football

    It is back to focussing on the football for Rovers this afternoon as they host Millwall in their first home match since promotion back to the Championship. How long ago does it seem since the disappointment of the conceding a last minute equaliser

  • Town centre planning "bible" adopted

    A DOCUMENT laying out how the council sees Blackburn town centre’s future can be a 'bible' for planning. At a Blackburn with Darwen Council executive board meeting, members approved the adoption of the town centre supplementary planning document

  • Blackburn station beggar racially abused worker

    A MAN begging on Blackburn station shouted racist abuse at a railway official who moved him on. Blackburn magistrates heard Jonathan David Allen initially denied he had been seeking money from members of the public but conceded he had been trying

  • PICTURES: Clitheroe Food Festival is a real treat

    FROM sizzling Spanish delicacies to Asian treats and traditional Lancashire pies, there was something to tickle everybody’s taste buds at this year’s Clitheroe Food Festival. Food vendors, musicians and entertainers from all over the world turned

  • Blackburn Rovers open new multi-faith room at ground

    THE official opening of a new multi-faith room has taken place. Special guests were invited to join senior Blackburn Rovers staff at Ewood Park on Friday for the official opening of a new multi-faith prayer room. The new-look facility, which

  • Councillor claims Islamophobia is on the rise in Burnley

    A COUNCILLOR claims religious hate crime is on the increase in a town. His claims have been made following remarks made by the former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, in a recent newspaper article, where he compared women wearing face-covering

  • Controversial GP scheme introduced in Blackburn with Darwen

    A CONTROVERSIAL scheme which sees patients wanting to see a doctor given the option of discussing their medical needs with admin staff first, has been introduced in a borough. The scheme will see patients calling for a GP appointment having the

  • Mint deal is the Right way for business to expand further

    BURNLEY-based Mint Business Travel has agreed a partnership deal with leading corporate events management company, Right Events. The collaboration is the latest strategic move for the expanding business travel operator, which was launched earlier

  • Four charged over £1.3million Altham laptops robbery

    FOUR men from Yorkshire have appeared before Blackburn magistrates charged in connection with an alleged £1.3 million robbery. The court heard a lorry driver was dragged from his vehicle in an Altham lay-by by 10 masked men on January 5. He was

  • Sanctioned woman left without benefits for six weeks

    A WOMAN whose benefits were sanctioned because she hadn't applied for enough jobs found herself without money for six weeks. Blackburn magistrates heard in desperation Georgina Power started stealing from shops. Power, 48, of Mallard Place, Oswaldtwistle