107 The Bee : News http://www.thebee.co.uk/ en-gb 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 admin@nospam.com hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Tributes paid to Hyndburn road crash victim http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1555.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 107 The Bee Newsteam Tributes are being paid to a teenager from Burnely who died in a car crash over the weekend.Andrew Taylor was killed when his sliver Ford Mondeo hit steel barriers on Blackburn Road in Clayton-Le-Moors on Saturday night.The 19 year-old from the Brunshaw area of the town has been described as a "loving son, brother and grandson"He worked for a local firm installing playground equipment around the UK that was used by disabled children.A 37 year-old man from Hyndburn has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and released on bail. Darwen Academy opens its doors http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1554.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 107 The Bee Newsteam The Darwen Aldridge Community Academy opens it's doors for the new term today.Pupils will get to specialise in entrepreneurship for the first time at the school's temporary home at the former Moorland High School site.Eventually the school will move to a purpose built building on the Redearth Triangle.Principal Brendan Loughran says the staff are ready for the new arrivals. Trading Standard the extent of scams http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1553.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 107 The Bee Newsteam The true extent of mass market scams in Lancashire has come to light.It's after the results of a nationwide campaign have been made public by the County Council's Trading Standards team.Residents were asked to send in any they received and this saw nine hundred mailings given over to them.These included bogus lotteries and prize draws. Teen dies in accident http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1552.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 andy A teenager's died following a road accident in Clayton Le Moors.It happened yesterday evening on Blackburn Road just after six.The nineteen year old from the Burnley area was a passenger in a car which is thought to have collided with the central reservation.He had to be cut free from the vehicle by firefighters but suffered fatal injuries.Two other people managed to get out before emergency services arrived. Cars green credentials checked http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1551.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 andy If you're buying a new car in Lancashire- then make sure it has the correct green information.That's the message from Trading Standards who have found one in five new cars in showrooms across the county are without it.Any dealers found without the statutory information about the car's fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions are now making amends to make sure they have it on display. Stanley defeated http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1550.2 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 andy Accrington Stanley suffered defeat at the hands of Exeter yesterday.They took an early lead with a goal from Jamies Clarke but it wasn't to be.Exeter pulled it back winning two one. A Darwen business celebrates 100 http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1549.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 andy It's one hundred years and counting for one of Darwen's oldest businesses.Shaws have been making hand crafted sinks and Terracotta at Waterside since 1908.Their handcrafted sinks, named after local villages are exported all over the world while their Terracotta can be seen on famous buildings such as Chicago's Wrigley Building and the Royal Albert Hall. Stanley to face Exeter http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1548.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 107 The Bee Newsteam Accrington Stanley face the long trip to Exeter today. The Reds won at St James Park on their way to promotion back to the football league back in 2006. Defender Leam Richardson returns to boost a defence that has only conceded three goals in four games -while goalkeeper Kenny Arthur will deputise for Ian Dunbavin who misses out with a gashed leg. Blackburn's famous daughter becomes work of art. http://thebee.co.uk/news.php?item.1547.1 2008-09-08T09:21:25+01:00 107 The Bee Newsteam Blackburn is playing host to a special art exhibition inspired by one of the town's famous daughters.Paintings to the Music of Kathleen Ferrier by artist Ronald Webb will be on display at Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery until November.Kathleen Ferrier was a classical singer and is remembered for her performances after contracting cancer - she died in nineteen fifty three.