GREETINGS FROM DOWN UNDER, WHERE MY ADVENTURE IN THE LAND OF OZ CONTINUES TO UNFOLD! I’M BACK FOR THE THIRD TIME, AND I’VE GOT SOME STORIES TO SHARE LIKE MY VERY FIRST SOLO FLIGHT TO EXPLORING THE ICONIC SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE AND EVEN ENCOUNTERING KANGAROOS FOR THE FIRST TIME – FINALLY!
Colne Life’s editor, Karen Shaw nips in for a brew and a chat with Dr Tom Friar at Skipton Road Dental Practice, and for a change, it won’t be her squirming in the dentist’s chair, it’ll be Tom!
The small East Lancashire town of Colne welcomed thousands of people to the town over the August Bank Holiday Weekend as the Great British R&B Festival returned.
In our spring issue, Tony shared his life story under the footlights as a first-time performer; and he’s back again, this time to talk about his latest role in ‘CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG’.
A staple of the local community and an easily recognisable friendly face, Steve Heyworth has retired from his shop – the local Nisa on Skipton Road after 37 years of ensuring Colne has up-to-date news.
G’DAY MATES! BUCKLE UP AND PREPARE FOR MORE TALES OF THE LAND DOWN UNDER, WHERE I, A PROUD LANCASHIRE LASS, HAVE FOUND MYSELF FOR NEARLY HALF A YEAR! FAIR DINKUM, YOU’RE IN FOR A RIPPER OF A TIME!
AS COLNE LODGE CELEBRATES ITS CENTENARY ANNIVERSARY, MEMBER GARY WILLIAMS OFFERS AN INSIGHT INTO FREEMASONRY PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, AND OPENS THE DOOR ON COLNE LODGE
Local first-time performer Tony Davies shares his thoughts on ‘treading the boards’ for the first time in the musical, Made In Dagenham, performed at The Pendle Hippodrome in March. Here, he shares his thoughts on life under the spot lights…
