Nick Nunn column: As tomorrow is polling day we’ll avoid any hint of party politics this week in favour of a suggestion that surely nobody could disagree with.
Nick Nunn column: Wouldn't it be wonderful if the problem of drunkenness, violence and abusive behaviour could be solved by something as basic as a slice of bread?
Nick Nunn column: Any stranger looking at TV, radio and national newspapers over past few months could be forgiven for believing we’ve got a gourmet’s paradise, a true foodie’s heaven, here in East Lancashire.
Nick Nunn column: One of the saddest things to witness in Blackburn over the past 15 years has been the steady decline of the town’s once-famous market.
Nick Nunn column: Depressingly within Britain there are some areas a lot worse off than others in terms of those things that affect quality of life like housing, education and health.
Nick Nunn column: Despite the fact that we all like a good rant occasionally it does take a lot to get scores of people angry enough to put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard.
Nick Nunn column: So two years after the ban on heavy goods vehicles using the Grane Road, police say they believe it has not had the effect they hoped for in reducing accidents.
Nick Nunn column: It’s not often that I read a comment by an East Lancashire councillor of any political persuasion and think: “What a good point to make, I wholeheartedly agree.”
Nick Nunn column: Hardly a week goes by without a group of people somewhere in East Lancashire getting extremely upset about dead relatives – or rather the cemetery where their remains are buried.
