Mini Mouths for Kids’ Teeth

Lily Hope, Practice Manager at Skipton Road Dental in Colne, hopes to transform smiles in Pendle with her community outreach scheme Mini Mouths.

Spotlight On: Open Door

At the Colne Open Door Centre, they take pride in supporting individuals facing various challenges.

Picture Perfect

14-year-old Lucas Aston has captivated Colne with his eye-catching images

Word on the Street in Trawden

In anticipation of HRH Princess Ann’s visit to Trawden on the 10th April, we chat to locals to discover what makes this village a rather special place.

Light it Up!

Light up your life and take a trip to Colne for it’s annual WinterBloom festival…

Chitty went with a Bang!

Local thespian and member of Pendle Hippodrome’s Theatre company shares more tales from his last venture performing in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!

Trawden Triumphs

Steve Wilcock talks about Trawden’s journey from peril to prosperity

Kids Rule

Local Colne primary students had their say!

Be Prepared

Colner Owen Bradley survives the 25th World Scout Jamboree (and says it was, ‘alreet really’)

A Northerner’s Life Down Under

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!

First Class Delivery

RESIDENT HISTORIAN GEOFF CRAMBIE RECALLS LIFE AS A POSTMAN DURING THE HEYDAY OF THE ROYAL MAIL.

Tom’s Toothy Tips

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!

Discover the Trawden Arms

STANDING PROUDLY AT THE HEART OF THE PICTURESQUE VILLAGE OF TRAWDEN, THE TRAWDEN ARMS IS TRULY ONE OF A KIND.

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG is Flying into Colne

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’.

YOU COULDN’T BE A ‘NISA’ GUY

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.

THE MOUNTAIN MISSION

Do you know what the highest mountain in Wales is? Colne business woman, Jo Roscoe and pal, Susan Lee certainly do!