Thousands brave Storm Bert and turn out for town’s Christmas light switch-on
Platinum selling DJ, TeeDee, headlined the main stage with a music set and local singer Sophie Stott also performed.
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Platinum selling DJ, TeeDee, headlined the main stage with a music set and local singer Sophie Stott also performed.
The EA said it is currently on Daniel Street to assess the damage, after reports of a collapsed retaining wall along the River Spodden.
Every flood warning still in place across Lancashire in aftermath of Storm Bert
Pictures as streets and fields flood as rivers burst their banks
15 vehicles were seized for no tax and one abandonment notice was issued.
A red warning, meaning flooding is expected, has been issued for rivers in Accrington and Oswaldtwistle.
Rawtenstall’s Christmas light switch-on event has been cancelled as Storm Bert descends on East Lancashire.
Blackburn and other parts of East Lancashire are set to be hit by snow, rain and strong winds today (November 23), as Storm Bert hits.
The conditions on Grane Road are said to be poor due to adverse weather.
Storm Bert has hit Lancashire and a yellow weather warning is in force for rain and snow. Strong winds have also been forecast.
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