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The audit will be part of all of the body’s routes across the North West, and comes following a number of bad crashes, including fatal incidents, on the stretch.
The review is revealed in a letter to Hyndburn Council’s leader Cllr Munsif Dad from Dunca…
By RICHARD MARSDEN[1] Published: 17:42, 25 November 2024 | Updated: 20:05, 25 November 2024
Weather forecasters have been criticised for providing inadequate warnings before severe flooding after Storm Bert lashed the co…
At least four deaths have been reported in England and Wales with Storm Bert triggering “devastating” floods and causing widespread travel disruption.
It is unclear if all the fatalities are linked to the weather system, or took place as it battered pa…
Five men have died during Storm Bert as hundreds of homes were flooded in Wales and London was struck by major travel disruption.
The second named storm of the season has brought more than 80% of November’s average monthly rainfall in less than 48 hou…
A man in his 80s has tragically died after his car plunged into a body of water during Storm Bert in Lancashire.
The elderly man was pulled from the water on Cockhill Lane, Foulridge, near Colne, by emergency services shortly after 4.15pm on Saturday (…
The sliproad from the A405 onto the A41 eastbound at the Leavesden Interchange is shut following the crash at around 3pm today (November 1).
As of 5.30pm, there is heavy congestion on the A41 eastbound towards The Dome roundabout – particularly near No…
Plans to install average speed cameras along two major roads in Lancashire which have a history of safety concerns are set to move forward, with the county council thanking residents coming forward in Burnley for helping make it happen.
The two schemes…
Speed cameras could be installed on two roads with a history of serious accidents and speeding drivers. Lancashire County Council said the £2.1million scheme will see cameras installed on the A682 Colne Road in Burnley and Brierfield as well as the A58…
Plans to install speed cameras along two major roads with a history of safety concerns are set to move forward, thanks in part due to residents coming forward in Burnley.
The two schemes – which total £2.1 million – will see speed enforcement cameras …
Brand new multi-million pound speed camera schemes will be installed on two major roads in Lancashire[1].
The schemes which total £2.1million, will see speed enforcement cameras implemented on the A682 Colne[2] Road in Burnley[3] and Brierfield and the…