North West bulletin Monday, June 10th

North West Daily News Bulletin 10-6-24

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00:00 Vital late night bus services in Preston have been saved by Lancashire County Council, but

00:05 changes across the timetable are still going ahead. The late night bus service, linking

00:10 Preston, Brookfield and Red Scar, has now been saved following a decision by Lancashire

00:14 County Council to fund them. Roads remain closed and diversions in place

00:19 two days after a disused commercial building caught fire, twice. The first fire occurred

00:25 on Friday in Blackpool as flames began to engulf Warbreck House. More than 50 fighters

00:30 from Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service attended the blaze overnight into Saturday morning.

00:35 A second blaze was then again reported on Sunday when eyewitnesses reported seeing smoke

00:40 emerging once again from the building. A major road into Burnley had to be closed

00:46 on Sunday by police due to a traffic incident. The collision happened at the junction of

00:50 Tomadin Road and New Road. A Wigan 39-year-old has pleaded guilty to

01:00 attacking a family member and threatening him with a knife. Martin Wilding of Womburra

01:04 Close in Leigh assaulted Michael Wilding by beating him and threatened him with a knife

01:09 on June 1st. A man honoured by his nation and local authority

01:15 for distinguished public service was remembered by the Markham and Lancaster community when

01:20 they paid him a fond farewell. Former Sub-Postmaster and Councillor John Day, who was awarded the

01:26 MBE and became Mayor of Lancaster, has died aged 83.

01:30 And finally, the weather. The region looks set for wet and cool conditions this week

01:35 with below average temperatures.

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