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  • Home draws for Rovers and Stanley in Carabao Cup first round

    Rovers will face Oldham Athletic in the Carabao Cup first round. The two teams were paired with each other in Thursday night’s draw, with ties to be played in the week commencing August 12. Rovers last faced the Latics side, relegated to League

  • Rovers not alone in transfer wait - but something must give

    The Championship transfer market has proved slow going, with Rovers far from being alone in still waiting to make their first signing. Only 13 transfers have been completed, with 14 of the 24 clubs yet to make their first foray in to the market

  • APPEAL: Knife-wielding man demands cash from bookmakers

    POLICE are looking to speak to a man in relation to an attempted armed robbery of a bookmakers. Officers were called to Coral bookmakers in Queen Street, Great Harwood, after a knife-wielding man demanded money from a member of staff on Saturday

  • Steve Punt up for challenge of Rocky Horror Show in Blackpool

    STEVE Punt is the first to admit that he’s putting himself well and truly in the firing line with his latest project. The comedian - one half of successful duo Punt and Dennis - and a regular on Radio Four’s The Now Show will play the narrator

  • International breaks, cup dates and other key fixture info

    With the fixtures released for EFL teams, fans can start planning their football schedule for the next 11 months. Rovers players return to pre-season on Monday, before the first pre-season friendly at Barrow on July 6. The Championship season starts

  • Rovers fixtures 2019/20: Ewood start for Mowbray's men

    Rovers will start the 2019/20 season with a home game against newly-promoted Charlton Athletic. The Addicks were promoted back to the Championship after beating Sunderland in the League One play-off final. It is a first home start for Rovers

  • Cloudspotting Festival back in Ribble Valley for seventh year

    THE award-winning family arts and music festival Cloudspotting returns to Gisburn Forest at the weekend to coincide with the summer solstice. Gates open at 1pm tomorrow for a weekend of live music, family theatre, arts activities, outdoor pursuits

  • Baxenden stonemasons’ fine over dust safety failings

    A STONE masonry company has been fined £8,000 after failing to adequately control employees’ exposure to silica dust. Burnley Magistrates Court heard how a result of the health and safety failings of Baxenden-based GO Stonemasonry Limited, one of

  • Summer concert

    DARWEN Ladies Choir are presenting a concert entitled 'Music for a Summer Evening' this weekend. It will take place at the town's St Peter’s Church in Bank Street on Saturday at 7.30pm. Under the direction of Abi Kitching, the choir will be accompanied

  • MP in 'frozen pensions' plea to Tory leadership candidates

    A CAMPAIGNING MP has taken the opportunity of the Tory leadership election to seek assurances that more than 500,000 UK Pensioners living overseas will finally get their state retirement payments increased, Ribble Valley Conservative backbencher

  • BMX prodigy hopes to ride to Team GB glory

    A BMX-ing prodigy is set to represent Great Britain after being selected to compete in the BMX World Championships. Erin Jay Jackson, who is only 10-years-old, will be part of Team GB, as they hope to ride to glory in the competition in Zolder,

  • MP advice sessions

    BLACKBURN MP Kate Hollern will hold two advice surgeries for residents of her constituency tomorrow (FRIDAY). She will be at Shadsworth Community Hub, Rothesay Road, from 3pm to 4pm before moving on to hold a second session at the Cheets Community

  • Cop shop closures left residents 'in fear': MP

    AN MP has warned that the closure of two police stations in his constituency has left the residents of two towns living in fear of rising crime. Hyndburn Labour backbencher Graham Jones spoke out during a Westminster debate on crime and anti-social

  • Pub reopens after £500,000 makeover

    A PUB has reopened following a £500,000 makeover. The Railway, in Bridge Street, Ramsbottom, threw open its doors to the public at the weekend to show off its new look and food and drinks menus. The refurbishment has been funded by independent

  • Birthday bid to boost key rural rail services

    THE campaign to double the weekday train service between Blackburn and Clitheroe to two an hour has been stepped up to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the restoration of the rail line between the two towns. Lancashire County Council is now working

  • NOSTALGIA: A look back at Burnley's old cattle market

    TODAY’S delve into the Lancashire Telegraph archives takes a look at Burnley’s old cattle market. The cattle market’s service as a bus station site was greatly reduced in 1857 with the erection of the town’s new police headquarters and magistrates