Burnley Express
The Burnley Express is a twice-weekly tabloid newspaper sold in the town and Borough of Burnley (including the smaller town of Padiham) and the neighbouring Borough of Pendle in East Lancashire, including the towns of Nelson and Colne.
It was founded in 1877. It’s published by East Lancashire Newspapers, which is a subsidiary of nationwide local paper publishers Johnston Press’s North West division. The editorial offices are in Burnley.
Of the two editions by day (Tuesday and Friday), the Friday edition is the larger, in terms of both page count and circulation.
There used to be three local editions. The Pendle Express had more distinctive content but came out on Tuesdays only. It ceased publication in June 2011. The Padiham Express, a slip edition with its own editorial content for the first few pages of each issue, ceased Tuesday publication at the same time, although it continues to appear on Fridays.
- Website:
- http://www.burnleyexpress.net/
- Address:
- Burnley Express
Bull Street
BURNLEY
BB11 1DP
- Tel:
- 01282 426161
- Fax:
- 01282 435332
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