What's on: Monday, April 4

What's on today

11am - Residents in the Daneshouse with Stoneyholme areas will be able to discuss issues with police officers at a community meeting at the Burnley Campus, in Barden Lane.

11am-12pm - Police for Burnley town centre are holding a surgery for residents to raise any concerns. The surgery will be held at Age Concern, Keirby Walk.

4pm-6pm - Help is on hand for residents in Pendle who have yet to fill in their Census 2011 form. Colne library staff are offering support to anyone who wants to use a library computer to fill in the census online or to complete the paper version.

5pm - The next police and communities together, or PACT, meeting for Sudell residents in Darwen takes place in Sudellside Community Centre, Sudellside Street.

6pm - a Police and Communities Together meeting will take place at Whitewell Bottom Community Centre.

Tuesday, April 5

1pm - People who care for those with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia are invited to a support group meeting at St Joseph’s Parish Centre, Bolland Street, Barnoldswick.

1.15pm-3.30pm - Blood donation sessions are being held at the Masonic Hall, in Hawkshaw Avenue, Darwen For more information about giving blood call 0300 1232323.

5.15pm-7.30pm - Blood donation sessions are being held at the Masonic Hall, in Hawkshaw Avenue, Darwen For more information about giving blood call 0300 1232323.

6pm - Residents in the Whittlefield and Ightenhill areas of Burnley can discuss issues with police officers at a Police and Communities Together meeting at Ightenhill Methodist Church, in Brassey Street

7pm - There will be a celebration evening of the Padiham Greenway at Pendle Street Baptist Church. People are invited to come and hear reports on the progress of the Greenway and interested parties are invited to get involved by bringing along their ideas and suggestions on setting up groups such as dog walking, cycling, jogging and walking. For further information contact Bob Clark on 01282 771694.

7pm - Residents in the Southfield area of Nelson will be able to discuss local issues with police officers at a meeting. The police and communities together meeting will take place at the Willams Hall All Age Centre, in Barkerhouse Road.

7.30pm - Tockholes Garden Club meets with Phil Dunnett of Ribblesdale Nurseries, Wood Plumpton giving a talk. The meeting is in the Village Hall – call Joan Chadwick on 01254 771756.

7.30pm - Residents in Cliviger and Worsthorne will be able to discuss local issues at the next Police and Communities Together meeting. It will take place at The Reading Rooms, Worsthorne.

Wednesday, April 6

5.30pm to 9pm - Nelson and Colne College’s annual Beauty Therapy Competition Evening is at the Scotland Road campus.

6pm - Residents of Hapton can have their say on local policing issues at the next Police and Communities Together (PACT) meeting at Knightshill House, Blackburn Road.

6pm - People who live in the Gannow area of Burnley will be able to discuss issues with police at a meeting. It will take place at the Adamson Street Community Centre.

6.30pm - The Clitheroe West Police and Community Together meeting is in St Anne’s Court, High Street, Low Moor.

6.30pm - A Police and Community Together (PACT) meeting for residents of Altham and Clayton-le-Moors takes place in the Neighbouthood Management Office, Arthur Street, Clayton-le-Moors.

6.30pm - Residents in the Vivary Bridge area of Colne will be able to discuss local issues with police. The Police And Communities Together meeting will take place at North Valley Community Centre, Birtwistle Avenue.

6.30pm - An update on problems with lead thefts will be given at Beardwood with Lammack’s next Police and Community Together meeting at Lammack Methodist Church, Lammack Road, Blackburn.

6.30pm - An update on police action against drug dealing will be given by PCSO Lee Butterworth at the Peel Barnfield and Woodnook Police and Community Together meeting. The meeting is at the Community Trinity Church, Christ Church Square.

6.45pm - A Police and Community Together (PACT) meeting for residents in the Marsh House and Whitehall areas of Darwen takes place at St Barnabas’ Primary School, Knowlesly Road.

7pm - The Briercliffe local history group will hold its next meeting at Haggate School. Issues on the agenda include an exhibition for the re-opening of Briercliffe Library and a heritage information board for Duke Street Gardens.

7.30pm - Blackburn Cathedral will hold its Annual General Meeting. The gathering in the north transept will witness the election of cathedral wardens, deputy wardens, deanery synod representatives and a chapter member. An annual report is available to view at the welcome desk at the back of the cathedral.

7.30pm - Brazilian pianist Clélia Iruzun will be performing a concert at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. The audience is promised a fiery mix of Spanish and Latin American music as well as pieces from Chopin. Admission £12.50.

7.30pm - Stage 2 Downham is presenting the Alan Ayckbourn comedy Living Together.at the recently refurbished Downham Village Hall. The play is the third of the ‘Norman Conquests’ trilogy, which Stage 2 has presented during the past two years. Tickets cost £6 from Fran Osborne on 01200 423301.

Thursday, April 7

7pm - A gala dinner in aid of Burnley homeless charity Emmaus is taking place at Turf Moor. The guest speaker at the event will be former hostage Terry Waite. Tickets cost £35 for a four-course meal, from Emmaus House on 01282 430860.

7.30pm - Stage 2 Downham is presenting the Alan Ayckbourn comedy Living Together.at the recently refurbished Downham Village Hall. The play is the third of the ‘Norman Conquests’ trilogy, which Stage 2 has presented during the past two years. Tickets cost £6 from Fran Osborne on 01200 423301.

7.30pm - Stamp and postcard enthusiasts are invited to a competition night. The Burnley and Philatelic Society has organised the event to take place at the Central Methodist Church, in Hargreaves Street.

7.45pm - Real ale lovers will gather for a meeting of East Lancs CAMRA at The Park, in Darwen 9pm - The first in a regular series of open mic and jam nights are taking place at The Dog Inn, King Street, Whalley pub.

Friday, April 8

10am - Hyndburn and Haslingden MP Graham Jones will hold a surgery at 50 Abbey Street, Accrington. Make an appointment on 01254 382283.

7.30pm - Stage 2 Downham is presenting the Alan Ayckbourn comedy Living Together.at the recently refurbished Downham Village Hall. The play is the third of the ‘Norman Conquests’ trilogy, which Stage 2 has presented during the past two years. Tickets cost £6 from Fran Osborne on 01200 423301.

7.30pm - Blackburn with Darwen’s annual mayor’s ball takes place at King George’s Hall, to raise money for the North West Air Ambulance Service and the British Heart Foundation. Tickets are £25 from the mayor’s office, at Blackburn Town Hall, on 01254 585229.

7.30pm - The Rotary Club of Blackburn West is holding an Evening of Magic and Mystery. It is in aid of charities supported by the group at St Mary’s Church Parish Centre, York Lane, Langho. Magicians from the Modern Mystic League will be performing a variety of illusions and conjuring tricks. Tickets are £10 and include a free drink and hot pot supper. Email plloyd@qegs.blackburn.sch.uk or call 07866 036918.

7.30pm - Colne Ladies’ Choir will perform a Spring Concert, in support of Christian Aid, at St Leonard’s Church. Adult tickets £4, children free, refreshments included. Tickets from Sarah or Barbara in St Leonard’s choir.

Saturday, April 9

10.30am-12.30pm - Help is on hand for residents in Pendle who have yet to fill in their Census 2011 form. Colne library staff are offering support to anyone who wants to use a library computer to fill in the census online or to complete the paper version.

10am-3pm - A farmers' and local produce market is being held in Market Place, Ramsbottom.

11am-3pm - A guided four-mile walk around Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham will be led by a countryside ranger. Sturdy footwear is essential and bring a packed lunch. It costs £2 for adults and £1 for children.

7.30pm - Stage 2 Downham is presenting the Alan Ayckbourn comedy Living Together.at the recently refurbished Downham Village Hall. The play is the third of the ‘Norman Conquests’ trilogy, which Stage 2 has presented during the past two years. Tickets cost £6 from Fran Osborne on 01200 423301.

7.3pm - A charity night in aid of Pendleside Hospice takes place at Ighten Leigh. Entry is £5.00 and Martin Cooper from 107 the Bee hosts, music comes from the Subliminals. For tickets call 07595322753.

7.30pm - The Grand Theatre of Lemmings will present the comedy The Descent of Man at Barnoldswick’s Rainhall Centre. The show has been commissioned by the Northern Rural Touring Consortium as part of the International Village of Culture event. Tickets can be had from 01282 818250.

7.30pm - Salford singer Elkie Brooks will perform at Burnley Mechanics, Manchester Road. Tickets cost £20. Call 01282 664400.

8pm - An extra large soul night takes place at the Rolls-Royce Leisure Club in Barnoldwick. The Skipton Road club is abandoning its usual soul night on the fourth Friday of the month and will instead host one main event. It will feature guest DJs Ian G and Jools Metcalfe. Admission is £5 on the door. The usual soul nights will return in May.

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