Shuiab Khan is an Editor and Writer based in Blackburn, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news and community events. His work can be seen in various publications such as Lancashire Telegraph, Yahoo News UK, and other regional newspapers, covering a range of topics from cultural celebrations to local incidents and community initiatives.
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Shuiab Khan's coverage focuses on local news, including crime, entertainment, government & politics and sports. He frequently covers events, evolving stories, breaking news and press releases.
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By: Shuiab Khan
The trust acquired the 106-acre former Calderstones site, one of the largest NHS sites in the country, in April 2024.
Workers had installed four-way temporary traffic lights at the King Street and Montague Street junction two weeks ago.
Northern said the delays are set to last until 5pm but further disruption could follow.
By: Shuiab Khan
Fifty-one-year-old Safia died following the incident on Manchester Road on Sunday evening.
Malcolm Hutchinson is starting a nine-year prison sentence for child sex offences.
A golf club collected a staggering £5,560 for a cancer charity after hosting a variety of events during 2024.
Smith got a tour of the stadium before the game against Luton Town and was presented to the fans alongside Rovers’ legend Morten Gamst Pedersen at…
Members of the TMT Harwood Solicitors fight Club, celebrated success at championships in November.
Emergency services were called to the incident in the early hours of the Monday morning.
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