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Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

At this point in history, many of the mills that defined the landscape were either abandoned or repurposed and the cotton industry that had built Lancashire towns like Oldham was falling behind the ...

A Lancashire countryside hotel, recently awarded for its wedding venue, is now for sale and marketed by Christie & Co. The Mill at Conder Green, which is located four miles south of Lancaster ...

In May, a special exhibition featuring the 50 objects will open at Helmshore Mills Textile Museum ... and then goes on to recite the Lord's prayer. The most famous connection to witches in Lancashire ...

Without Dick Fagan's imagination and a touch of Irish folklore, Mill Ends Park wouldn’t be what it is today. Now nestled in the middle of Naito Parkway where it meets Taylor Street, Mill Ends ...

One of the longest running hair and beauty salons in the region has won the Lancashire Telegraph's Best ... The salon is also famous for its window displays, among other things, with staff ...

Navigate your way into this beautiful art form with this list of the most famous poems ever written. What jumps into your mind when you think of the most famous poems ever written? Shakespearean ...

The best cotton underwear is a true staple of your top drawer. If you're prepping for the warm weather season and need some pairs to keep you cool and comfortable, you're in the right place.

High-flying Hoyle Sir Lindsay Hoyle has travelled a long way from his modest beginnings in the small Lancashire mining and mill town of Adlington. A very long way. And much of it at public expense.

“International cotton prices are weak and mills are able to buy from there,” he said. Kurbur Shanthakumar, president of Karnataka State Federation of Farmer Associations, said the cost of ...

Councillors have backed an "ambitious" £61m plan to fix potholes and resurface roads across Lancashire. Lancashire County Council said new surfaces would be laid on more than120 roads in the county.