Community safety is the use of skills, knowledge and techniques to prevent and reduce crime and develop safer communities. We’re dedicated to doing what we can as a district council, […]
Read more of Community SafetyLiving with Covid-19 Central Government announced the ‘Living with Covid’ phase of the Covid-19 response. It aims to maintain the population’s wall of protection and encourage people to follow safer […]
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Read more of Accrington Town Square EventsHyndburn a compact borough with a population of some 81,100 residents made up of people for a wide variety of backgrounds, faiths and ages. The population is set to grow by […]
Read more of Cohesion and Integration in HyndburnThousands of people flocked to Accrington yesterday, 1st July, to cheer on 120 soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, who marched through the town […]
Read more of Freedom Parade 2014Older People – Age Action AllianceHyndburn Borough Council is a member of the Age Action Alliance. The Alliance is a network which brings together both organisations and older people, in […]
Read more of Older PeopleHyndburn Borough Council is officially breastfeeding friendly, with the adoption of a new policy which shows how breastfeeding mothers will be made welcome within Council offices and other premises across […]
Read more of Breast-feeding in HyndburnIn 2012, Britain’s biggest pensioner organisation, the National Pensioners’ Convention (NPC), launched it’s Dignity Code. The code sets out minimum standards for the dignified treatment of older people, whether in […]
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