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1. Altham and Clayton le Moors
Accrington Observer, Friday 6 May 2005Clayton-le-Moors derives its name literally from the 'clay town in the moors'. Altham also dates back to Saxon times.
2. Great Harwood and Rishton
Accrington Observer, Friday 6 May 2005Great Harwood is known locally as "snuffy 'Arrod" in reference to the town's history of snuff manufacture.
3. Oswaldtwistle and Church
Accrington Observer, Friday 6 May 2005Oswaldtwistle gets its name from 'Oswald's 'Twistla' - the boundary of the kingdom of Oswald, a 17th century Northumbrian King.
4. Huncoat and Baxenden
Accrington Observer, Friday 6 May 2005Baxenden is perhaps best known as the home of the world-famous Hollands Pies.
5. News
Accrington Observer, Wednesday 23 July 2003Neighbourhood news will appear here ...
6. News in brief
Accrington Observer, Friday 14 February 2003News in brief
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Accrington Observer, Friday 14 February 2003News in brief
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Accrington Observer, Friday 14 February 2003News in brief
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Accrington Observer, Friday 14 February 2003News in brief
10. test article
Accrington Observer, Friday 7 February 2003Teaser, is this used in this case?
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