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A colorful flyer for the Pennine Lancashire Community Farm Open Day, showcasing various activities like photography, yoga, felting, cooking, and garden tours against a backdrop of nature scenes.Community · 15 SeptemberPennine Lancashire Community Farm Invites Burnley to a Day of Nature, Creativity and WellbeingRead the story →
Two women, one holding a baby, pose with six young children in what appears to be a classroom.Community Stories · 9 SeptemberPartou nurseries join forces across the Pennines to support Yorkshire Air AmbulanceA large, twisting metal structure made of stacked pipes, resembling a tree or funnel, stands on a grassy hill against a blue sky.Lifestyle · 2 AugustHidden Gems of Burnley: An Insider’s Guide to Quiet Corners and Local SecretsA man in a gray suit and a woman in a white wedding gown wave at the camera while standing on a staircase.22 JulyChildren Entering Foster Care With Complex Needs Rise by More Than a ThirdA man with dark hair and blue eyes wearing a black zipped hoodie over a black polo shirt with light blue buttons, standing outdoors with green foliage in the background.Local News · 26 JunePaul Abbott: The Burnley Childhood That Shaped Shameless and Changed British TelevisionA grand, multi-story stone manor with intricate window detailing and turrets stands majestically amidst expansive green lawns and lush trees under a clear blue sky.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneRachel Kay-Shuttleworth: The Woman Who Stitched Together Burnley's Textile HeritageA person holding up a smartphone horizontally, displaying a cityscape with water in the screen, while the background is blurred blue and partially obscured by a dark silhouette on the right.History · 10 JuneQueen Street Mill: The World's Last Working Steam-Driven Weaving ShedA large, metal, tree-shaped sculpture, composed of numerous pipes, stands on a hillside overlooking a green valley with scattered buildings under a clear blue sky.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneThe Singing Ringing Tree: Burnley's Award-Winning Wind Sculpture on the PenninesA black and white street scene with buildings, cars, streetlights, and a gazebo in a town square.Local News · 3 JuneBurnley Magazine Launches as New Digital Voice for the TownA black and white street scene with buildings flanking a road that curves around a central gazebo, under a cloudy sky.Travel · 3 JuneBurnley: A Guide to Lancashire's Historic Mill TownA black and white street scene with buildings flanking a circular road around a central gazebo, with cars parked and driving, and people walking.Local News · 3 JuneWelcome to Burnley Magazine: A New Voice for Our Town

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