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1. U-turn victory for the Observer in Big Brother battle
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004HYNDBURN Council can breathe a sigh of relief after Government plans for a referendum on a North West Regional Assembly were put on hold at the last minute.
2. We haven’t won anything yet: Aspin
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004MARK Aspin knows that anything can go wrong despite his side Church opening up an 18-point gap at the top of the Musbury Fabrics Lancashire League table.
3. Paperboy is rescue hero
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004A QUICK-thinking teenager came to the rescue of a pensioner while delivering newspapers in Baxenden.
4. Chaplow contract
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004ACCRINGTON'S Burnley midfielder Richard Chaplow has signed a new four-year deal at Turf Moor.
5. Police launch new hit-and-run witness appeal
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004POLICE are appealing for more witnesses to come forward after they received new information about an unsolved hit-and-run.
6. Rugby call-up
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004ACCRINGTON Lions Junior rugby league side is going from strength to strength after one of the players won a call-up to train with National League One side Leigh Centurions.
7. Fraud probe ends with no charges
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004A HIGH-profile probe into alleged postal voting fraud in June's Hyndburn Council elections has ended with nobody being charged.
8. Pub wins stormy karoake battle
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004THE landlord of a controversial pub is celebrating after months of battling to get a karaoke licence.
9. Pre-season: Accrington Stanley 1 Crewe 1
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004ACCRINGTON Stanley boss John Coleman knows that his long chase for midfielder Ian Craney is already paying off.
10. New pro for Baxenden
Accrington Observer, Thursday 29 July 2004BAXENDEN will be on the hunt for a new professional next season after deciding to release Jonathan Harvey.