The team at What More UK regularly donate to charity, and completing their latest challenge enabled them to smash their target of £15,000 for Derian House, the local young people's hospice. Through completing
With World Cup fever set to hit the country once again in November, North Lancs Training Group (NLTG) are ramping up the excitement with an extra special Sportsperson's Dinner including former England star and
Accrington Stanley Football Club is fully open for spectators, visitors and guests with a brand new, family friendly £2.5million hospitality and function facility. Following on from the success of each year’s Shirt Giveaway, 2022
Organisers of the 2022 Accrington Soapbox Challenge, #Amazing Accrington, have launched a full programme of activities as the town prepares to host one of the stand-out events of the year. On Saturday 27th August,
Hyndburn now hosts the highest number of green flag sites for any borough in Lancashire. This news comes as ten green spaces have now been awarded the prestigious green flag, which can be seen flying proudly at
Lancashire housewares manufacturer and exporter, What More UK, have a long standing tradition of giving back to local charities, to support their local communities. What More UK is one of the largest and houseware
Heath Groves, CEO of Accrington-based tech firm Sundown Solutions, shared his experiences and insights from his time as a member of the British Army at an Armed Forces Event hosted by Community Solutions North
#AmazingAccrington, the Job Centre and a host of local employers hosted a Jobs and Apprenticeship Fair today, Friday 17th June at Accrington Town Hall, to showcase opportunities available locally. The event, sponsored by Studio
McMurrays Haulage, the family-owned transport and distribution company, have raised an incredible £13,696 for a charity very close to their hearts, The Christie Hospital. The Accrington-based company hosted two events on Friday 29th April,
A number of business leaders have pledged funds to support the development of a new East Lancashire Freight Rail Terminal on the site of the former Huncoat Power Station. Plans have now moved up
