#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
NLTG (North Lancs Training Group), the Accrington-based training provider, have been named Training Company of the year at the National Fenestration Awards for the second year running. Held at the fantastic Doncaster Racecourse, NLTG were
Hyndburn-based tech company, Sundown Solutions, have showcased their commitment to employing the borough’s future talent, following a presentation by CEO Heath Groves at The Hollins school. Year 11s from the Accrington school attended the Amazing
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
