John Deehan
Burnley Express
United Kingdom
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Past articles by John:
Burnley Council successful in bidding for further government funding
Burnley Council has been successful in applying for almost £3.5 million from the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund. → Read More
Burnley, Pendle and Ribble Valley school starters 2022 – part two
Our photographer visited 49 schools across Burnley, Pendle and the Ribble Valley to capture those special first day memories. → Read More
Man charged following fatal house fire in Pendle
A man has been charged following an investigation into the death of a woman in Nelson. → Read More
Burnley businesses honoured for their excellence and commitment to the borough
Three Burnley businesses have been presented with awards to mark their long-term investment in the area. → Read More
Ribble Valley Council to ask boundary commission to reconsider proposed constituency carve-up
Ribble Valley Council is to ask the Boundary Commission to reconsider plans to carve up the constituency. → Read More
Burnley Pioneer Place: Multi-million pound leisure development still on track to be finished by summer 2023
These exclusive shots from inside the site of Burnley’s Pioneer Place show just how far the development has come along. → Read More
Murder inquiry launched after fatal house fire in Nelson
Police have launched a murder inquiry following the death of a woman in a Nelson. → Read More
Burnley Coach and Horses pub to be turned into cafe and takeaway under new proposals
One of Burnley’s most historic pubs could be transformed into a cafe and takeaway. → Read More
Burnley Record Collectors’ Fair finds new home in town centre venue
Burnley record collectors can enjoy a vinyl revival this weekend thanks to the rebirth of a once popular fair. → Read More
Police appeal after man robbed at knifepoint in Burnley
Police are asking for help to identify the men in this photo following a robbery in Burnley. → Read More
M65 closed in both directions due to 'police incident'
Police are urging motorists to avoid a large section of the M65 due to an ongoing incident. → Read More
Police charge four people in connection to Clitheroe burglaries and vehicle breaks
Police have charged people as part of an investigation into a number of burglaries and vehicle breaks in Clitheroe. → Read More
Crime on the rise in Burnley, official figures show
Crime has risen over the last year in Burnley, official police records reveal. → Read More
17 best pubs for a pint in Burnley, Pendle and the Ribble Valley, according to CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2023
More than a dozen pubs across Burnley, Pendle and the Ribble Valley feature in CAMRA’s 50th edition of the Good Beer Guide. → Read More
Men impersonating police officers carry out two distraction burglaries in Padiham
Police are appealing for witnesses, CCTV and doorbell footage after two men impersonating officers carried out two distraction burglaries in Padiham. → Read More
Beat-Herder Festival co-founder Nick Chambers on a 'magical' return to the Ribble Valley
Have you heard the one about Beat-Herder being sold to Red Bull for £20m? → Read More
Burnley man found guilty of illegally selling dogs online
A man involved in the illegal sale of animals has been ordered to pay more than £12,000 after a successful prosecution brought by Burnley Council. → Read More
Burnley archives: Old photos show just how much Burnley town centre has changed in the past four decades
Burnley town centre has undergone plenty of change since the 1970s and 80s – as these splendid old photos highlight. → Read More
Burnley road closures: one for motorists to avoid next week
Burnley's motorists will have a road closure to avoid nearby on the National Highways network next week. → Read More
Planning applications: Here’s the latest list of submissions from across Burnley and Padiham
The following planning applications were submitted to Burnley Council between October 10 and October 23. → Read More