Burnley have today completed the signing of Bristol City keeper Tom Heaton on a two year deal with an option of an extra twelve months.

Pupils from Brunshaw are through to the new-look SPAR Lancashire Summer School Games county finals after taking victory in girls football.

Burnley College student Marko Marosi has experienced the highs and lows of football this week, but hopes his season ends on a positive note.

Clarets stalwart Brian Jensen admits the play-off victory at Wembley in 2009 is his abiding memory of his 10 years at Turf Moor.

Striker Martin Paterson held talks with the club over his Turf Moor future last night.

Clarets boss Sean Dyche has distanced himself from speculation linking him with the vacant managerial post at former club Millwall.

Blessed Trinity made history on Wednesday as they became the first team from Burnley to win the English Schools’ Cup.

Burnley Football Club’s Community Department will be offering a Level 3 BTEC Advanced Diploma in Sport and a Level 2 Apprenticeship in Sports Leadership, starting in September 2013.

Burnley Football Club has kindly accepted a framed photograph of former secretary/manager Spencer ‘Spen’ Whittaker, from family members.

Clarets legend Frank Casper is returning to Turf Moor for a special charity match.

January would ultimately be Burnley’s most impressive month of the season - all without their talisman Charlie Austin.

Burnley’s first goal against arch rivals Blackburn Rovers at Turf Moor since Peter Noble scored on Boxing Day 1978 earned a deserved point as December started with the East Lancashire derby.

Sean Dyche started his Turf Moor reign with two wins and two clean sheets at home to Wolves and Leeds United.

October would bring change at Turf Moor, as boss Eddie Howe returned to take his previous post as Bournemouth manager, with the Cherries struggling at the wrong end of League 1.

Charlie Austin continued his remarkable start to the season in September, adding another seven goals to the four he hit in August.

While the season started with the Capital One Cup first round tie at Port Vale, it was the opening league clash against relegated Bolton Wanderers and a certain Owen Coyle that whetted the appetite.

Burnley’s pre-season schedule is now taking shape following confirmation of two more games.

Padiham Football Club will host its end of season presentation evening at the Arbories Memorial Sports Ground club house on Friday, May 24th.

It seems absurd, un-profound, and almost moronic to ponder whether David Moyes is the ideal successor for totemic Scot Sir Alex Ferguson.

Sean Dyche is philosophical about the future of 28-goal top-scorer Charlie Austin.