Nearly 1,000 trees in a Lancashire borough could be unsafe to the public because of Ash die-back disease and may need cutting down, costing a council £100,000.
New traffic calming measures, aimed at stopping motorists speeding on the roads through parkland surrounding Burnley’s Towneley Hall, have taken a step forward.
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