Central Radio News from Monday, November 18th, 2024
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Burglar who targeted student accommodation in Preston jailed
A burglar who targeted businesses and student accommodation buildings in Preston has been jailed.
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A fireworks finale for a record-breaking events season in Blackpool
Blackpool is preparing to bid a fond farewell to one of the most successful events seasons on record with a free family celebration on New Year’s Eve.
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Chorley and South Ribble Police join partners for underage knife sales test
Officers from Chorley and South Ribble’s Neighbourhood Policing team have teamed up with Trading Standards and young volunteers from across the area to conduct an under-age sales operation.
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Wyre Council acquires its first empty house to launch the Affordable Housing Delivery Programme
Wyre Council has purchased its first empty home as part of the Affordable Housing Delivery Programme.
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Man given 34 year sentence after attempting to murder man in his own home
A man has received a lengthy prison sentence after he attempted to murder a man in his own home last Christmas.
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Strictly stars open Blackpool festive village
Blackpool’s spectacular Christmas By The Sea village is open – with a helping hand from the stars of Strictly Come Dancing.
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£6m boost for key projects from Devolution fund
Blackpool has been handed a £6m boost towards two key regeneration projects in the town.
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Empty pub in Cleveleys to become veterinary practice after plans approved
A pub on Cleveleys seafront which has frequently been empty since it was built 18 years ago is now to become a veterinary practice.
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Blackburn brewery purchase approved
Blackburn with Darwen Council’s ruling executive board has rubber stamped spending £1.6million on taking full ownership of the Thwaites brewery site.
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New affordable homes for Blackburn move closer
A new multi-million pound estate of 152 social homes for affordable rent is set to move a step closer this week.
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Apartments approved amid conservation concerns
A new apartment block is to be built in Preston city centre in spite of concerns about its height.