Local businesses and job seekers are being invited to come together at the Hyndburn Jobs Fair on Monday, 9th February, taking place at Accrington Town Hall from 10 am to 3 pm. Organised by Hyndburn
Over 80 schoolchildren from Peel Park Primary School attended a cricket training session at Accrington Cricket Club’s iMEP Arena on Thursday 13th June. Organised by the cricket club and club
Young supporters attending Accrington Stanley’s Good Friday match against Morecambe received a special Easter treat, as Stanley and Accrington-based training provider North Lancs Training Group (NLTG) teamed up to give away hundreds of Easter
Accrington Stanley and Accrington-based training provider North Lancs Training Group (NLTG) have announced the return of their egg-stra special Easter egg giveaway, which will see Under 12s attending Stanley's home game against Morecambe on
#AmazingAccrington have launched the return of their extremely popular Halloween Shop Trail for children under 12 throughout the centre of Accrington, sponsored by local training provider North Lancs Training Group and Hyndburn Borough Council.
Taskers is a leading furniture and interior design business based in Accrington, that’s been part of the community for over 127 years – supplying to the whole of the UK. In order to further
What More UK, manufacturers of bakeware and housewares, recently hosted a visit from GCSE Design and Technology students from Withington Girls' School in Manchester, who have an interest in becoming engineers of
Skills City, a digital skills training powerhouse transforming technology training & talent diversity in the North West, is offering a 16 week fully funded course for anyone who is interested in getting into a tech career
Over 350 Year 10 and 11 students from St Christopher’s C.E. High School and The Hyndburn Academy recently heard about the amazing opportunities available across Hyndburn. Representatives from Scott Dawson Advertising, Peter Scott Printers,
Women’s Work, a Hyndburn based heritage project which has listened to and collated stories from women who lived and worked in the local area in the 1960s and 70s, have now installed
