Accrington Observer - 2016-10-07

• Lucky to be alive
• Road rage driver threatened nurses with bat
• Garth’s tribute to beloved Dorothy
• Hospital chiefs to go ahead with parking charges
• Coffee and cakes raise charity stakes
• Takeaway ‘restrictio­n zone’ plan around schools
• Pub safeguardi­ng idea to keep ‘locals’ within 10-minute walk
• Public to have their say on proposals
• Man ‘threatened nurses with bat in road rage’ incident
• Town square could celebrate town’s rich history
• GREAT NIGHT RAISED £846
• FACEBOOK COMMENTS
• BERNARD CURRY
• Fury as council spends £1m to assess cuts
• Tributes to big-hearted ‘great dad’ dead at 55
• Stadium works still to get planning nod
• Tot died in her sleep
• CIVIC ARTS CENTRE
• Severe pain man ‘split drugs with his friends’
• Sport coach Rachael nets disabled award
• Chemicals firm worker Joan in holiday tragedy
• Pals monument is handed over
• YOUR PROFILE Addams Family theatre role is a part of darkness
• YOUR EVENT
• GALLERY CORNER
• Survivor trekked 30 miles to raise much-needed funds for charity
• Animal recipes that reach parts no others can
• Primary school wins top sports award for THIRD year running
• How some deals can leave you locked in
• Flagship technology company expands into stylish premises
• Signs of ‘sharks’on seashore
• Boy George looks back at his formative years
• Reaching heights of luxury in the desert
• Beer hunters and Rovers all in a mix
• So many reasons why we were robbed
• Accy aces take
• Home will give Reds edge say bookies
• Late spot-kicks misery sinks Reds
• Zac thanks team-mates for welcome
• Coley frustrated by penalty pain ‘No one misses on purpose, both hit the target but they weren’t the best penalties in the world’

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