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2731. Family fury over dog house plan
Accrington Observer, Friday 11 July 2003A FAMILY from Oswald-twistle fear their lives could be made unbearable if a plan for a new boarding kennel is given the go-ahead.
2732. Beam them up ...
Accrington Observer, Friday 11 July 2003THE truth is out there!
2733. Joy as little Marcus gets his play area
Accrington Observer, Friday 11 July 2003A YOUNG cerebral palsy sufferer has his own playground for the first time - thanks to the generosity of a group of pub regulars.
2734. Bikers gather to pay tribute to ‘true friend’
Accrington Observer, Friday 11 July 2003MOURNERS gathered at Accrington Crematorium to pay their last respects to biker Stephen Fairley.
2735. Workers call off pay claim strike
Accrington Observer, Friday 11 July 2003WORKERS at a Great Harwood engineering company have called off strike action despite failing to come to an agreement with company bosses in a long-running dispute over pay.
2736. Accounts rap for Chaigley
Accrington Observer, Thursday 10 July 2003CHAIGLEY Manor, the charity which has helped Hyndburn children for almost a century, has been rapped for not submitting its financial accounts.
2737. Police hunt public loo pervert
Accrington Observer, Thursday 10 July 2003POLICE are hunting a pervert who tried to assault a young boy inside the public toilets on the Arndale Centre car park.
2738. Flags taken in graveyard theft
Accrington Observer, Thursday 10 July 2003POLICE are stepping up their campaign against flagstone thieves after more than 20 flags were taken from a church graveyard.
2739. Stanley sign deal to drop the Crown
Accrington Observer, Thursday 10 July 2003THE Interlink Express has rolled in … and the Crown Ground is officially no more.
2740. Man, 31, is cleared of rape charge
Accrington Observer, Thursday 10 July 2003A MAN has been cleared of raping a woman said to be "vulnerable and damaged".