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Food-price inflation is an increasing problem for many people

Supermarkets urged to price cap certain foods on voluntary basis Chloe Clarke

Coun. Gordon Birtwistle is helping a Burnley household living with black mould in their rented home.

New rights for tenants facing eviction for reporting mould Laura Longworth

A Martin Lewis fan has claimed £22,000 in free cash after following his advice on Money Saving Expert - and it is thought that more than 21,000 households could be eligible for similar payments after a major change.

Martin Lewis: Fan gets £22,000 in free cash from DWP thanks to tip Sophie Wills

A GP examines a male patient and checks his blood pressure

Burnley campaign against 'outrageous' lack of face-to-face GP appointments Laura Longworth

The government has extended the scheme which gives savers at 50 percent bonus until 2025

Government extends money scheme to boosts your savings by 50 percent Chelsie Sewell

Burnley Belvedere Football Club

Burnley Belvedere's end of season government gift Dominic Collis

Teachers have warned of another fresh wave of strikes in July if the government does not meet their demands on pay. (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Review body recommends teachers get 6.5% pay rise Rahmah Ghazali

The NHS will soon allow patients to acces private healthcare

Patients to use NHS app to access private healthcare Rebecca Braybrook

Local news sector launches Public Notice Portal - what is it & how can it impact your life?

Public Notice Portal officially launched by local news sector Will Millar

Energy bills will finally start falling this summer, experts are predicting.

Energy bills finally set to start falling - what you need to know Sophie Wills

Burnley's Labour parliamentary candidate Oliver Ryan

Burnley Labour candidate attacks government's handling of mental health services Dominic Collis

The 3G mobile network is set to be fully switched-off by 2033

How to find out if your phone will still work after 3G switch-off Rebecca Braybrook

Ruhail Shahazad who owns Tremorfa Superstore in Cardiff has had to turn off 10 of his fridge and freezers in his shop, along with some of the lights, after his energy bills soared from £800 a month to £4,700.

Shopkeepers warn of ice cream and cold drink shortage this summer Sophie Wills

Queen Elizabeth II: Government forked £162 million on state funeral

Cost of Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral revealed by Government Will Millar

The plans will impact 11 million tenants and two million landlords in England.

No-fault evictions scrapped in ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ renting shake-up Sophie Wills

Vauxhall owners warns of job losses due to Brexit

Vauxhall warns of “significant job losses” due to Brexit deal Sam Johnson

The government has extended the £2 bus fare cap for a second time (Photo: Adobe)

Government extends £2 bus fare cap Ayaan Ali

Huge changes are coming to WhatsApp messenger app

WhatsApp now allows users to hide intimate chats - how it works Chloe Clarke

More than 15,000 households in Burnley are due to receive the first cost of living payment from the Government, new figures show.

More than 15,000 Burnley households to receive cost-of-living payment Laura Longworth

Watch the moment Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle ‘snaps’ at Kemi Badenoch as pair lock horns in House of Commons

Watch the moment House of Commons Speaker ‘snaps’ at major Tory MP Will Millar

A fifth of Burnley households were in fuel poverty when the energy crisis began two years ago, new figures show.

A fifth of Burnley households in fuel poverty Sonja Tutty

You may be eligible for a £200 Alternative Fuels Payment (AFP) if your household is not connected to the mains gas grid and you use alternative fuels as your main form of heating.

Warning as just weeks left to claim £200 free cash for energy bills Sophie Wills

Citizens Advice can advise on debt, welfare benefits, energy bills, mental health issues, and more.

Record numbers supported by Citizens Advice in ‘bleakest-ever’ year Patrick Hollis

The train operator will not have its contract renewed due to “months of continuous cancellations”, the transport secretary said

Train operator to be brought under government control Dennis Morton

More than a quarter of five-year-olds in Burnley could have tooth decay due to excessive sugar consumption, figures show.

More than a quarter of five-year-olds in Burnley could have tooth decay Sonja Tutty

More than 100 Burnley people were at work last year, new figures show.

More than 100 Burnley workers injured at their jobs last year Andrew Dowdeswell

New plans would allow more doctors and nurses to receive their training "on the job" rather than via the traditional university route.

Student doctors told to skip university to solve the NHS staff crisis Dennis Morton

Longer lorries to be allowed on Britain’s roads under new laws Daniel Mcneil

Nurses to vote on England-wide strikes after rejecting 5% pay rise Daniel Mcneil

From Wednesday, owner Elon Musk said, private messages on the social media platform will not even be available to Twitter itself

Twitter is introducing end-to-end encrypted messages, Elon Musk says Dennis Morton

WhatsApp could disappear off UK phones if the company do not comply with the Online Safety Bill

WhatsApp could disappear from UK phones over privacy concerns Rebecca Braybrook

Boris Johnson ‘squared up’ to King Charles over Rwanda policy, according to former press chief

Boris Johnson ‘squared up’ to Charles over ‘appalling’ Rwanda policy Will Millar

Scores of local pharmacies close in England as pharmacists fear being taken advantage of

Scores of local pharmacies close in England Chloe Clarke

GP appointments face major change with millions affected - how does this affect you?

Major change to GP appointments set to affect millions Will Millar

Monday May 8 will be a national bank holiday

Why Monday May 8 is a bank holiday after King Charles’ coronation Sam Johnson

Child Benefit is the Government's way of acknowledging the extra costs involved with raising a child - but it could be stopped or reduced for these reasons.

Parents warned that Child Benefit could be stopped for these reasons Sophie Wills

The ban will include all calls on financial products, which means anyone receiving calls trying to sell products such as cryptocurrency or insurance will know it’s a scam. (Photo: AFP via Getty Images)

New law will ban cold calls in bid to fight financial fraudsters Dennis Morton

Buckingham Palace

Who is paying for King Charles’ coronation and how are royals funded? Sam Johnson

Thousands of teacher members from the National Education Union held an industrial action on May 2 in a pay dispute with the UK government. (Photo by Hesther Ng/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Union warns of lengthy teacher strikes into next year Rahmah Ghazali

England’s longest national path will be renamed to celebrate the coronation

National path to be named ‘King Charles III England Coast Path’ Rebecca Braybrook

Local elections 2023: Where are they taking place in May 2023 and why isn’t my council having them?

Where are local elections taking place & is my council holding them? Will Millar

More walk-outs have been arranged for May and June by the main rail union, the RMT, and the train drivers’ union, Aslef. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

May and June train strikes - dates, companies and options Rahmah Ghazali

Yellow box fines are ‘unfair’ on drivers, says RAC Daniel Mcneil

Thousands of letters are gridlocking Burnley Delivery Office.

Padiham woman fears Royal Mail postal delays will put her out of business Laura Longworth

Royal College of Nursing picket line as staff strike outside a hospital.

NHS staff to be offered 5% pay rise Patrick Hollis

The evacuation of British Nationals onto an awaiting RAF aircraft at Wadi Seidna Air Base in Khartoum, Sudan at the weekend.

Additional flight to evacuate Britons from Sudan today Dennis Morton

Can benefits or universal credit debt be waived by DWP? Tribunal forces government to release appeal criteria

How to appeal DWP benefits debt repayments - criteria considered Will Millar

Members of Unite have rejected the Government’s pay offer Beth Franklin

Thousands of letters are gridlocking Burnley Delivery Office.

'Complete shambles': Thousands of letters gridlocking Burnley Delivery Office Laura Longworth

The Sudanese Junior Doctors Association UK estimate that approximately 74 NHS doctors are trapped in Sudan.

Foreign NHS doctors will not be evacuated from Sudan by UK Dennis Morton