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1. Solar panels for shelters
Accrington Observer, Thursday 26 February 2004INNOVATIVE wind and solar-powered shelters will soon be shielding Hyndburn commuters from the fierce winter weather.
2. Jobs fear as firm is sold
Accrington Observer, Thursday 26 February 2004WORKERS at outdoor equipment company Karrimor fear for their jobs after 20 staff were made redundant when the business was sold by receiver Begbies Traynor.
3. Child suspected of huge DIY blaze
Accrington Observer, Thursday 19 February 2004A GIRL of just TEN has been arrested on suspicion of starting a blaze that caused £150,000-worth of damage to Accrington's Glyn Webb DIY store.
4. New police chief ‘comes home’
Accrington Observer, Thursday 19 February 2004INSPECTOR Julian Platt, Accrington's newly-appointed police chief, is delighted with his return to the town after being away for five years.
5. Time called on extravagant Arndale clock
Accrington Observer, Thursday 12 February 2004THE death knell has sounded for the unique Father Time clock in Accrington's Arndale Centre.
6. Police station set to open more hours
Accrington Observer, Thursday 5 February 2004OPENING hours at Accrington Police Station have been extended and manpower increased to provide a better service to the public and boost taxi drivers' confidence.
7. Police hunt for Mum’s body parts
Accrington Observer, Thursday 5 February 2004POLICE were this week searching for parts of a mother's dismembered body after her son-in-law was charged with her murder.
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