Burnley Express

Burnley Express

The Burnley Express is a local newspaper serving Burnley, Padiham, and nearby regions in England. It publishes two editions each week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, with Friday's edition being the more extensive one. Established in 1877, it is currently part of the Johnston Press group. There is also a version called the Padiham Express, which includes several pages dedicated to Padiham. Many articles and features from the paper can also be found on its website.

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  • 1 day ago | burnleyexpress.net | Matt Scrafton

    Burnley Women have been unsuccessful in their attempt to fill the void left by fierce rivals Blackburn Rovers in the second tier of English football. The Clarets recently announced they are to turn full-time professional from next season, with chairman Alan Pace “committed to supporting the acceleration and growth of women’s football”.

  • 1 day ago | burnleyexpress.net | Matt Scrafton

    Middlesbrough are on the lookout for a new boss after opting to part ways with Michael Carrick after a disappointing Championship campaign. Despite holding Burnley to two draws last season, the Riverside outfit could only finish the season in 10th place, four points off the play-offs.

  • 1 day ago | burnleyexpress.net | Matt Scrafton

    Burnley’s CJ Egan-Riley has made the final cut for England Under-21s’ squad for this summer’s European Championships. The defender was previously named in an initial 29-man preparation squad that has been put through its pace at St George’s Park in recent days. Lee Carsley has now whittled that group down to a final 23 and Egan-Riley, who has only been capped twice by the Under-21s, is included.

  • 1 day ago | burnleyexpress.net | Matt Scrafton

    James Trafford has confirmed what many Burnley fans had already suspected – that he wanted to leave the club last summer. The 22-year-old was close to joining Newcastle United this time last year after the Clarets had been relegated from the Premier League under Vincent Kompany. Reports at the time suggested personal terms had been agreed to take Trafford to St James’ Park, but the Magpies and Burnley were unable to to agree on a fee.

  • 1 day ago | burnleyexpress.net | Matt Scrafton

    Burnley have always been equipped to deal with the Premier League – now they just need to go and do it. That’s the emphatic message delivered by Clarets director Mike Smith following the club’s impressive promotion from the Championship. The club was under real pressure to secure an instant return to the top flight and Scott Parker didn’t disappoint, as the Clarets finished in second place with a remarkable 100 points to their name.