Shuiab Khan

1 week ago | asianimage.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

The Curry Club, in association with Spring North, hosted the Eid celebration at Bangor Street Community Centre, which attracted more than 250 people as well as a range of health professionals. The aim was to share valuable health messages with the community, especially to those over the age of 50. The Curry Club is one of the longest-running and most popular groups in Blackburn, which encourages people to look after their health and invites elderly members to enjoy freshly cooked food.

1 week ago | msn.com | Shuiab Khan

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1 week ago | lancashiretelegraph.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

Shopkeeper Muhammed Khalid has been stacking his mangos high since Covid at Alam Food Store and his ‘tower’ on Preston New Road is visited by shoppers from across Lancashire. With the summer heat set to hit 30 degrees this weekend, Mr Khalid said he was taking no chances. He said: “Normally at this time of year we have the rain to worry about. This time it is the intense heat.

1 week ago | lancashiretelegraph.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

The annual Blackburn Pride event returns to Blackburn town centre on Saturday and will be supported by Care Station North West who are based at the old fire station, in Byrom Street. The family event will feature a mix of live music, drag performances, arts and crafts and community stalls. In a change from previous years, the pride parade will begin at Cathedral Square at 12pm. Festival-goers will be basking in temperatures touching 30 degrees over the weekend.

1 week ago | lancashiretelegraph.co.uk | Shuiab Khan

The National Highways and Transport Surveys are released every year across local authorities in England and Scotland, including Blackburn with Darwen. This year the six surveys will ask questions to residents on accessibility, walking and cycling, public transport, road safety, tackling congestion and highway maintenance. The council said by responding to these surveys, residents can help inform its teams where they should be making changes in the borough.