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21. Top Tory hears speech on cash record
Accrington Observer, Thursday 13 October 2005DEPUTY leader of Hyndburn Council, Tony Dobson, took to the stand at the Tory Party conference in Blackpool to defend the council's financial record.
22. Full marks for good behaviour from inspectors
Accrington Observer, Thursday 13 October 2005PUPILS from St Mary's RC Primary School have been praised by inspectors for their good behaviour in the classroom.
23. Brewery worker had sex sessions with schoolgirl
Accrington Observer, Thursday 13 October 2005A DEVIOUS ex-brewery worker who "corrupted" an Accrington schoolgirl with secret sex sessions was this week starting a 40-month jail term.
24. Warning as town thieves snatch gadgets from cars
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005POLICE have launched a drive to combat car crime after a spate of thefts from vehicles in Accrington.
25. TV stars in Christmas panto
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005SNOW White and the Seven Dwarfs is this year's Christmas pantomime to be performed at Oswaldtwistle Civic Theatre, and stars from across the country came to Accrington to promote the production.
26. ‘Crematorium closed’ anger
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005A MAN who went to pay his respects to his dead father was left heartbroken when he found the crematorium chapel doors shut.
27. ‘Let’s talk up the town and be positive’
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005ACCRINGTON makes its position worse by "talking itself down", Hyndburn's Business Development Officer Vladimir Pejcinovic told a forum of community leaders.
28. Claire meets her idol
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005HYNDBURN councillor Claire Hamilton was able to put the voice of youth to Prime Minister Tony Blair when they met at the Labour Party conference in Brighton last week.
29. Tragic Robert charity to fund Haiti poor
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005THE parents of tragic car crash victim Robert Jamieson have vowed to set up a charity helping orphans in one of the world's poorest countries as a tribute to him.
30. Skipper mourns tragic brother
Accrington Observer, Thursday 6 October 2005ACCRINGTON Stanley skipper Peter Cavanagh has been left devastated by the death of his younger brother Anthony following a vicious attack.