Our Lancashire Burnley and Rossendale News 02nd September
To view this week’s addition of the Our Lancashire Newsletter for Burnley and Rossendale, please click on the link below: Our Lancashire Newsletter 2nd Sept
Mental Health Support
Please find below information on mental health support that is available across Lancashire and South Cumbria. Mental Health Support – Aug20
Our Lancashire Burnley and Rossendale Update 26th August
The latest Our Lancashire updates from 26th August 2020 can be found by clicking on the link to the newsletter below: Our Lancashire Newsletter 26th August
Lancashire Resilience Forum Newsletter
To view the latest Lancashire Resilience Forum newsletter, from 21st August, please click on the link below: Lancashire Resilience Forum Newsletter 21st Aug
Our Lancashire Weekly Newsletter – Burnley and Rossendale
Please find below the weekly Our Lancashire newsletter and relating document for Rossendale and Burnley, from 19th August 2020 Our Lancashire Newsletter 19th August Burnley and Rossendale Rossendale Connected Community Bulletin August
Safeguarding Children Information Update – August 2020
To view the latest Safeguarding Children Information Update from 17th August 2020, please click on the link below: Information Update 17th August 2020
Pause 4 Thought Programme
Pause 4 Thought is a therapeutic intervention programme for Young People aged 10 – 14 years, and it is funded by the Youth Endowment Fund. This is a 10-week group intervention underpinned by CBT & Trauma Informed approaches for young people aged 10 to 14 years who live in East Lancashire and who are at…
Lancashire Violence Reduction Network Newsletter
To view the latest Lancashire Violence Reduction Network newsletter, including some of the work that the team is involved in to help people feel and be safer from violence, please click on the link below: LancsVRN_July2020_Newsletter_FINAL
Our Lancashire Newsletter
To view the latest Our Lancashire Newsletter – from 6th August 2020, please click on the link below: Friday newsletter 06.08.20 Our Lancashire
Emollients and Fire Risk
People who use emollients and smoke are at greater risk of setting themselves on fire, due to the flammable residue that may be left on clothes, bandages and bedding, warns the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC). The warning comes after research from Anglia Ruskin University, De Montfort University and the NFCC’s Emollient Group confirmed that…