Labels on the much-loved loaves state the bread is both halal and kosher. The bread has always been halal and has been certified for the last two-and-a-half years. A PRIMARY school finished 2019 on a high note after it was judged to be one of the best in the country. St Barnabas and St Paul’s Church of England Primary School was placed 17th in the top 250 primary schools based on the Key Stage Two national curriculum tests which were taken by Year Six pupils in May 2019. In December 2019, The Lancashire Telegraph reported how the school posted exceptional SATs results, which placed it number two in Blackburn and it was the only school in the borough where children made well above average progress in all three subjects.
Labels on the much-loved loaves state the bread is both halal and kosher. The bread has always been halal and has been certified for the last two-and-a-half years. A PRIMARY school finished 2019 on a high note after it was judged to be one of the best in the country. St Barnabas and St Paul’s Church of England Primary School was placed 17th in the top 250 primary schools based on the Key Stage Two national curriculum tests which were taken by Year Six pupils in May 2019. In December 2019, The Lancashire Telegraph reported how the school posted exceptional SATs results, which placed it number two in Blackburn and it was the only school in the borough where children made well above average progress in all three subjects.
THE MALL Blackburn won’t be letting coronavirus get in the way of Christmas cheer this year with a special Christmas message from Santa. The message will be broadcast on the Church Street shopping centre’s Facebook page from 4.30pm on Christmas Eve and will be addressed to a range of extremely important viewers. Santa will thank the county’s hospital staff for the incredible work they’ve done this year, followed by Mall and retailer staff who have also faced huge challenges, before last but not least turning to the children who, more than ever, deserve some festive cheer.
THE MALL Blackburn won’t be letting coronavirus get in the way of Christmas cheer this year with a special Christmas message from Santa. The message will be broadcast on the Church Street shopping centre’s Facebook page from 4.30pm on Christmas Eve and will be addressed to a range of extremely important viewers. Santa will thank the county’s hospital staff for the incredible work they’ve done this year, followed by Mall and retailer staff who have also faced huge challenges, before last but not least turning to the children who, more than ever, deserve some festive cheer.
M & S Blackburn QUEUES formed outside shops and people reported empty shelves similar to those seen at the start of the UK’s first coronavirus lockdown. This comes despite repeated calls not to panic-buy after a new variant of coronavirus in the south-east of England caused France to stop freight travelling from the UK. There were queues in Blackburn town centre but these tended to be due to stores only allowing so many people in at one time. At M&S Blackburn shoppers could be seen patiently waiting to enter the store mid afternoon yesterday. The Blackburn Mall was busier than normal and bosses said they would extend opening hours.