In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

COUNCIL IN GRIT BIN BLUNDER

Town's first 'happy-slapping' attack

Cat gets head stuck in food can - fire drama

Ex-refs tribute to George Best.

Church - Doctor's surgery makeover snub

Oswaldtwistle - Youths running riot on school grounds

Huncoat - how did the waste transfer plant protest go?

Baxenden - Five years of Baxenden Area Council

Clayton-le-Moors - creative kids can name that boat

Altham - payout for disaster victims

Great Harwood -security firm celebrates

Rishton - college evacuated

CRANEY'S GOAL BID

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

My cat did exactly the same thing ! luckily for us we managed to get his head out of the tin.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

there ya go jimmi5s your cats a celebrity get him outa here

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

Pity the Observer dosnt expand its website to cover more. I cant get an Accy Observer here and it is getting irksome.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

Well, the company basically uses the same website layout for all its local newspapers and links it nicely in to the Manchester Online site.

We've only go one guy working on the web side of things at local level and he's doing a brilliant job.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

I liked the aerial views of Accy, togeather with the one of Ossy. But what about aerial views of Church? Clayton? Rishton? Will these piccys be in this weeks Observer?

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

....And another thing. On Page three of the paper, one eminent paragraph reported the destruction of a grill pan and contents as a result of a fire in Church. This is sloppy journalism - next time describe the contents.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

Well the offerings were definately burnt so they might be hard to discribe.
:eek: :D

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

The views were OK but the captions weren't. One described St. John's church as St. Anne's.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

Next time you are taking pictures of Ossy please warn me first so I can make sure the back yard is tidy.

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

To be the best of my knowledge, we're printing all aerial views of the borough in turn.

Actually, some of the fire reports are quite entertaining. The written log will say something like 'Kitchen damage - 50 per cent smoke, chip pan damage - 100 per cent fire'

It's only a pan, mate...

Re: In this Friday's Accrington Observer (2 December)
 

Does this ariel views mean we have to se the tip as well.