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1. Factory worker did not want wife to go to work
Accrington Observer, Monday 26 February 2007FACTORY worker Mohammed Riaz claimed that he felt isolated in the local community and had always planned to return to his native Pakistan one day.
2. He took our family away from us
Accrington Observer, Monday 26 February 2007THE brother of a mum killed in a house fire along with her four daughters said he is glad the world now knows her husband was a murderer.
3. A Muslim upbringing for tragic fire mum
Accrington Observer, Monday 26 February 2007AS CHILDREN Caneze and Barry Khanan looked up to their father Abdul who taught them what it meant to be a true Muslim.
4. Key clean-up jobs are ‘no longer needed’
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007COUNCIL bosses are facing criticism for not filling a number of job vacancies in the refuse, street cleansing and recycling departments despite Hyndburn being named one of the North West's dirtiest boroughs.
5. New Tesco store set for Harwood
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007A NEW Tesco superstore is set to open in Great Harwood - and concerned traders are being told it will be good for their businesses.
6. Town safer than ever thanks to £300,000 street security scheme
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007RESIDENTS will feel safer on the streets from now on after Hyndburn Council announced it was installing 20 new CCTV cameras across the borough.
7. A Muslim upbringing for tragic fire mum
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007AS CHILDREN Caneze and Barry Khanan looked up to their father Abdul who taught them what it meant to be a true Muslim.
8. Breaking the news to Adam
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007AS NEWS broke about the tragic blaze, Adam's uncle and grandmother rushed to his hospital bedside to tell him that his mother and four sisters had died.
9. He took our family away from us
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW THE brother of a mum killed in a house fire along with her four daughters said he is glad the world now knows her husband was a murderer.
10. A family wiped out within weeks
Accrington Observer, Thursday 22 February 2007GRIEVING Barry Khanan gave us these profiles of the Riaz family. Caneze and her four daughters were murdered in the blaze and heartbroken Adam died of leukaemia a few weeks later.