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Blackpool businesses sign up to national mark of confidence

Blackpool’s tourism industry has finally reopened – with around 150 businesses already signed up to a new COVID-Safe industry standard. Many of the resort’s key attractions – including Blackpool Pleasure Beach, The Blackpool Tower, Blackpool Zoo, Blackpool Piers, Coral Island and Madame Tussauds – put out the welcome mat at the weekend along with hotels, […]

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Drop in sales forces business review for VEKA plc

Burnley based uPVC window system company VEKA plans to launch a consultation process, which unfortunately may result in job losses. In March this year, Burnley based uPVC window system company VEKA made the difficult decision to temporarily close operations in the UK and place most of its staff on Furlough due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. […]

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Insight6 helping UK businesses keep their return to work teams safe

A local Customer Experience business has developed a unique solution to ensure team members can feedback their safety concerns when they return to work. “We know from our own research we have conducted, that business leaders are worried about how their team members may be feeling about the safety of their workplace when asked to […]

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Refugee Week to be marked with online celebration of culture

Source: Preston City Council

Preston City Council will mark Refugee Week with a series of virtual events alongside Uclan and Preston City of Sanctuary. The events, to be hosted online due to ongoing restrictions caused by coronavirus, will celebrate positive encounters between different communities with a focus on arts, culture and education. Adrian Phillips, Chief Executive of Preston City […]

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Safely reopening Preston’s city centre

Source: Preston City Council

Preston City Council is working with key partners such as the Business Improvement District and Lancashire County Council to safely and successfully reopen Preston city centre, as restrictions are lifted and non-essential shops are able to re-open their doors to customers from 15 June. A number of temporary changes to traffic in the city centre […]

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New choral performance film celebrates Lancashire landscape

Source: The Eden Project

An uplifting new choral performance by artist Daniel Bye, former Chumbawamba guitarist Boff Whalley and a volunteer choir from Morecambe has been released as a beautiful film. The film of the project known as These Hills Are Ours was shot in early March before Government lockdown measures for Covid-19 were put in place. It shows […]

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Coronavirus forces gardening competition into clever offshoot

Source: South Ribble Borough Council

SOUTH Ribble Borough Council’s annual gardening competition, South Ribble in Bloom, will take on a new format this year following the fallout from coronavirus. Unlike in previous years, where judges would visit the competing gardens, this time around entrants will be asked to submit four photos via email, post, or Facebook Messenger. The deadline to […]

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Blackburn and Darwen’s Markets Reopen to the Public 15 June

The markets in Blackburn and Darwen will reopen to the public on Monday 15th June 2020 but there will be changes. Although the markets have been closed since the end of March, many of the stallholders have been able to continue trading by offering phone and online ordering , with home delivery and click & […]

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Rugby League World Cup 2021 announces Preston as host training base

With 500 days to go until the opening fixture of the Rugby League World Cup 2021 (RLWC2021), tournament organisers have announced that Preston will be the training base for Wales’ men’s team.The Rugby League World Cup is coming to England in 2021, with the groundbreaking tournament hosting the men’s, women’s and wheelchair games concurrently for […]

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UCLan set to be world-leading authority on all things Korean

UCLan’s International Institute of Korean Studies awarded major research funding of £633,000. The University of Central Lancashire’s (UCLan) International Institute of Korean Studies (IKSU) is celebrating today having received one of the largest-ever research grants dedicated to the teaching and research of Korean Studies. The £633,000 research grant, awarded by the Korean Studies Promotion Service […]

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Lancashire County Council launches exclusive resurgence programme

A unique support programme has been launched to help Lancashire’s scaleup businesses bounce back stronger from the coronavirus pandemic. Two Zero Scaleup Resurgence, fully funded by Lancashire County Council, is designed to help high-growth small and medium-sized businesses return to full strength quickly after Covid-19. 25 places have been made available for the 90-day support […]

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June 15 brings new shopping experience to Burnley

Source: Burnley Borough Council

 Non-essential businesses are set to reopen in Burnley from Monday 15th June, so long as they meet government social distancing guidelines. Essential businesses have remained open in the town centre and market throughout the crisis Strict hygiene and social distancing practices will be in place From Monday 15th June, non-essential businesses will start to reopen […]

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