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BUILDERS have won their bid to call a development of seven new homes and a masonic hall in Barnoldswick after the Victorian vicarage that originally stood on the site. The development, off Skipton Road, which is still under construction, will be called ‘Kirklands’ after the vicarage that later became a doctors surgery and finally a masonic hall before being demolished last year to make way for the new development. Some Barnoldswick councillors wanted to name the development after the Rev Richard Milner, who was the vicar of the town from 1836 until his death in 1870 and who lived in the ‘old vicarage’; but the developers opposed the choice because of the shared name with former Barnoldswick councillor, Richard Milner, who was convicted of fraud in 2016.
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A MAN has appeared in court charged with several counts of rape and indecent assault on children. Stephen Anderton, 51, of Bank Street, Padiham, appeared at Burnley Magistrates Court on Monday where his case was sent to the Crown Court. According to court documents, the offences Anderton is charged with allegedly took place in the main between 2002-2014, with some of the offences dating back to the 80s. In total he was charged with three counts of rape of a girl under 13, three counts of assault of a girl under 13 by touching, two counts of indecent assault on a girl under 14, one count of indecent assault on a boy under 14, one count of indecent assault on a boy under 16 and two counts of buggery with a boy under 16.
BUILDERS have won their bid to call a development of seven new homes and a masonic hall in Barnoldswick after the Victorian vicarage that originally stood on the site. The development, off Skipton Road, which is still under construction, will be called ‘Kirklands’ after the vicarage that later became a doctors surgery and finally a masonic hall before being demolished last year to make way for the new development. Some Barnoldswick councillors wanted to name the development after the Rev Richard Milner, who was the vicar of the town from 1836 until his death in 1870 and who lived in the ‘old vicarage’; but the developers opposed the choice because of the shared name with former Barnoldswick councillor, Richard Milner, who was convicted of fraud in 2016.
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