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1. Tributes to death crash biker
Accrington Observer, Monday 6 October 2008THE family of a popular Altham darts player, killed when he lost control of his motorbike, have paid tribute to a “happy-go-lucky“ man.
2. Slap on wrist for firefighting trio
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008THE three Hyndburn firefighters at the centre of a misconduct hearing after a row with a former Mayoress have been given a "slap on the wrist’’ by their bosses.
3. Dad’s TV date goes all wrong: Now he’s looking for a Honey
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008ONE of Hyndburn’s most eligible dads is still on the lookout for the perfect woman.
4. By-pass grandad vows to stub it out
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008A GRANDAD who has been a chain smoker most of his adult life has vowed never to touch a fag again after undergoing life-saving surgery.
5. £1.6M lotto bid for historic park fails
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008AN application for much-needed funding for an historic Oswaldtwistle park has been turned down.
6. Constant nuisance’s three-year ASBO
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008A MAN who has been a constant nuisance to Rishton residents has been given a three-year Anti-Social Beh-aviour Order.
7. Dead man’s son slams sentence
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008A TEENAGER whose father died four months after an attack on Accrington bus station has said he finally has closure.
8. MP in ‘think again’ plea to save Nori jobs
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008HYNDBURN MP Greg Pope has written to the owners of the Accrington Nori factory urging them to reconsider the decision to close the site.
9. Paddy finds the streets paved with gold
Accrington Observer, Friday 3 October 2008A SANDWICH shop owner is thanking her lucky stars after an honest cleaner found and returned £1,500 she had dropped in the street.
10. A long way to go yet, says MP on hit speech
Accrington Observer, Friday 26 September 2008"REBEL" Labour MP Greg Pope is still sceptical about Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s ability to lead despite his acclaimed speech at the party conference in Manchester on Tuesday.