The RSPCA Lancashire East branch have been announced as the official charity partner for this year’s Amazing Accrington Christmas Light Switch On, sponsored by North Lancs Training Group (NLTG), Sundown Solutions, Studio Retail Ltd
Accrington Stanley, the Official Accrington Stanley Supporters' Trust (OASST) and Amazing Accrington have once again launched plans to collect food supplies in aid of local charity Maundy Relief. This year there will be four
Over 1,000 Year 11 students and parents/guardians from Hyndburn schools and around East Lancashire attended the Amazing Accrington Futures event in Accrington Town Hall on Thursday 14th October. The event, sponsored by North Lancs
The Amazing Accrington board, a cross section of business leaders from private and public sectors in conjunction with MP for Hyndburn and Haslingden, Sara Britcliffe, and Cllr Miles Parkinson OBE, leader of Hyndburn Borough
As part of What More’s ongoing commitment to helping charities in the local area, a twenty strong Team Wham took on the tough Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge for charity. The team were colleagues from
More than 120 people gathered at Accrington Market Hall on Saturday 25th September to view a film screening which brought to life stories of Accrington’s working women from the 1940s, 50s, 60s and 70s.
A film exploring the experiences and successes of Accrington’s working women in the 1950s 60s and 70s, Women’s Work, will be shown for the first time this weekend in Accrington Market Hall. The culmination
HML Recycling, the Hyndburn-based metal recycling company, have generously donated £1,000 to the Altham Animal Centre, the Lancashire East branch of the RSPCA. Priding themselves on supporting and giving back to their local community,
Dave Holden, well known local sidecar racer and multiple champion, has recently passed away. He additionally was the former owner of Blackburn Go Karts, opened by his friend and fellow race star Carl Fogarty.
With cold weather settling in, a member of staff at North Lancs Training Group has decided to use lockdown time to make a difference to the homeless in Accrington. Jill Partington, an Apprenticeship Manager
