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West Stanley Pit disaster Likely Towneley connection

The Borough of Burnley compared
UK Census 2001	Burnley	NW England	England
Total population	89,542	6,729,764	49,138,831
Foreign born	5.7%	5.1%	9.2%
White	91.8%	94.4%	90.9%
Asian	7.2%	4.5%	4.6%
Black	0.1%	0.6%	2.3%
Christian	74.5%	78.0%	71.7%
Muslim	6.6%	3.0%	3.1%
Hindu	0.3%	0.4%	1.1%
No religion	11.0%	10.5%	14.6%
Under 18 years old	25.6%	23.3%	22.7%
Over 65 years old	15.1%	16.0%	15.9%
Unemployed	3.1%	3.6%	3.3%
Perm. sick / disabled	8.9%	7.7%	5.3%

The Borough of Burnley compared
UK Census 2011	Burnley	NW England	England
Total population	87,059	7,052,177	53,012,456
Foreign born	7.7%	8.2%	13.8%
White	87.4%	90.2%	85.4%
Asian	10.7%	5.5%	7.1%
Black	0.2%	1.4%	3.5%
Christian	63.6%	67.3%	59.4%
Muslim	9.9%	5.1%	5.0%
Hindu	0.2%	0.5%	1.5%
No religion	19.7%	19.8%	24.7%
Under 18 years old	22.2%	21.2%	21.4%
Over 65 years old	16.2%	16.6%	16.3%
Unemployed	5.3%	4.7%	4.4%
Perm. sick / disabled	7.0%	5.6%	4.0%

Burnley

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Shown within Lancashire

94 ploughlands 16,920 acres (6,847.28 ha) 16,920 acres (26.44 sq mi; 68.5 km²)

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Forests = Lancaster, Quernmore, Blackburn, Bowland

Birtwistle

Railway

• Burnley celebrates victory in long campaign for direct rail links Martin Wainwright, Gaurdian, 2011

RT sources

• The Massacre in Syria That Wasn’t Interpreter Jan 10, 2014
• Russian Television Under Spotlight After Malaysia Airlines Crash in Ukraine Time July 21, 2014
• Life of Bryan: How an RT Columnist Tries to Influence the Debate on Russia and Ukraine Interpreter Oct 29, 2014
• Kremlin-funded broadcaster lauded by Putin starts TV news channel in UK Reuters (UK) 30 October, 2014
• Kremlin's UK TV fails to match ambitions BBC 4 Nov 2014
• Padraig Reidy: The Soviet Union may be dead, but Soviet disinformation tactics remain Index on Censorship 13 Nov 2014

• Former MSNBC host Ed Schultz lands at Russia Today's American channel CNN Money 14 January 2016
• Putin’s magnificent messaging machine Politico.eu 26 August 2015
• Up To a Point: Binge Watching Putin's Propaganda Network Daily Beast 20 September 2014
• Great and Fake: The Wild Absurdity Of Iranian And Russian State Media Daily Beast 16 January 2014
• Putin TV: Russian Airstrikes Are ‘Sacred’ Daily Beast 30 September 2015
• Putin TV Hires Conspiracy Royalty Daily Beast 3 December 2015
• Russia Today Airs Bizarre Anti-Semitic Conspiracy Theory About Hillary Clinton Tablet 15 October 2015
• Russia's RT turns 10 BBC Monitoring 11 December 2015

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disinfo

• Why Won’t Putin Help Middle East Christians? AIM 22 Aug 2014
• Liz Wahl: Russia Today anchor quits on air as cold war rhetoric heats up CSM

UKIP

• YouGov The case of UKIP and Vladimir Putin
• Daily Express - Nigel Farage is another of Moscow’s darlings as Putin backs Right
• Business Insider - Putin is infiltrating Europe
• Sky News - Nigel Farage: 'Putin Is Leader I Admire Most'

Ofcom

• RT sanctioned by Ofcom over series of misleading and biased articles Gaurdian 21 September 2015
• [1] FT 21 September 2015
• RT breached broadcasting rules over claims BBC faked pictures of Syrian chemical attack says Ofcom Independent 21 September 2015
• Russia Today warned over “indecent” content Advanced Television 28 July 2015

Google searches

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Lancs places called bury

Duxbury Salmesbury Salesbury Bury Pendlebury Musbury

Witches places of interest

• Barley - James Device stole a sheep from Christopher Swyers / John Robinson, also Hugh Hargreaves' wife Jennet at Malkin tower meeting (53.860°N 2.272°W / 53.860; -2.272 (Barley))
• Bull Hole Farm, Goldshaw Booth - Anne Whittle was accused of bewitching one of John Nutter's cattle here (53.844°N 2.279°W / 53.844; -2.279 (Bull Hole Farm))
• Carr Hall, Barrowford (now demolished)- Home of Anne Towneley (killed by James Device) (53.841°N 2.231°W / 53.841; -2.231 (Carr Hall))
• Colne - Katherine Hewitt and Alice Gray accussed of killing a child here and attended Malkin tower meeting (53.855°N 2.175°W / 53.855; -2.175 (Colne))
• Crowtrees, Roughlee - home of Alice Nutter (53.857°N 2.244°W / 53.857; -2.244 (Crowtrees))
• Fence - site of some of the "examinations" (53.830°N 2.267°W / 53.830; -2.267 (Fence))
• Greenhead - supposed home of Robert Nutter (killed by Anne Whittle) (53.820°N 2.261°W / 53.820; -2.261 (Greenhead))
• Higham - Anne Whittle bewhitched the brew of and killed a child of John Moore. James Device accussed of killing Blaze Hargreaves (53.825°N 2.292°W / 53.825; -2.292 (Higham))
• Malkin Tower Farm (aka Blacko Tower) - possible location of Malkin Tower (53.876°N 2.204°W / 53.876; -2.204 (Malkin Tower Farm))
• Moss End Farm, Goldshaw Booth - home of the Bullcocks (53.846°N 2.275°W / 53.846; -2.275 (Moss End Farm))
• Lawnd Farm, Barrowford - possible home of John Duckworth (killed by James Device) (53.846°N 2.237°W / 53.846; -2.237 (Lawnd Farm))
• Read Hall - home of Roger Nowell JP and site of some of the early "examinations" (53.809°N 2.370°W / 53.809; -2.370 (Read Hall))
• Saddlers Farm - possible location of Malkin Tower (53.847°N 2.286°W / 53.847; -2.286 (Saddlers Farm))
• St Mary's Church, Newchurch in Pendle - where Anne Whittle supposedly obtained body-parts (53.850°N 2.270°W / 53.850; -2.270 (St. Mary's Church))
• Thorneyholme - Christopher Jackes (poss. Hargreaves) and his wife accused of being a whitches, (53.857°N 2.252°W / 53.857; -2.252 (Thorneyholme))
• Westby Hall Farm - Probable home of Listers (killed by Anne Preston, described as his neighbour) (53.928°N 2.271°W / 53.928; -2.271 (Westby Hall))
• West Close - supposed home of Anne Whittle and the Redfernes (53.821°N 2.292°W / 53.821; -2.292 (West Close))

Townships previously in the Forest of Pendle

• Barley with Wheatley Booth VCH
• Barrowford Booth VCH
• Goldshaw Booth VCH
• Higham with West Close Booth VCH
• Old Laund Booth VCH
• Reedley Hallows, Filly Close and New Laund Booth VCH
• Rough Lee Booth VCH
• Wheatley Carr Booth VCH

Townships previously in the Forest of Rossendale

• Dunnockshaw VCH
• Lower Booths (Rawtenstall, Constable, Oakenheadwood) VCH
• Higher Booths (Crawshaw Booth, Goodshaw Booth, Love Clough, Gambleside and Wolfenden (part) VCH
• Newchurch in Rossendale (Gambleside?, Bacup, Tunstead, Elfenden, Wolfenden (part)) VCH
• Cowpe, Lench, Newhall Hey and Hall Carr VCH
• Musbury VCH
• Henheads VCH

• Over Darwen (Hoddlesden) VCH
• Yate with Pickup Bank VCH

De Lacy Inquisition 1311

Blackburnshire

• Clitheroe
• Standen - Pendleton, Lancashire
• Great Pendleton - Pendleton, Lancashire
• Worston
• Donnon - Downham, Lancashire
• Colne - Capital Messuage, Halmoat
• Great Marsden - Nelson, Lancashire
• Little Marsden - Nelson, Lancashire
• Briercliffe
• Burnley
• Habergham - Habergham Eaves
• Padiham
• Ightenhill - Park, Capital Messuage, Hallmot
• Accrington - Capital Messuage, Hallmot
• Cliviger
• Haslingden
• Worsthorne
• Hapton, Lancashire
• Birtwistle?
• Simonstone, Lancashire
• Huncoat
• Altham, Lancashire
• Read, Lancashire
• Clayton-le-Moors
• Church, Lancashire
• Rishton
• Blackburn
• Livesey
• Tockholes
• Over Darwen - Darwen
• Nether Darwen - Darwen
• Walton - Walton-le-Dale
• Cuerdale
• Samlesbury
• Mellor, Lancashire
• Hoghton
• Clayton-le-Dale
• Billington, Lancashire
• Witton - Witton Country Park?
• Malesbury?
• Little Pendleton - Pendleton, Lancashire
• Dinckley
• Wilpshire
• Aighton - Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley
• Dillworth - Dilworth, Lancashire (Longridge)
• Little Mitton
• Wiswell
• Great Mearley – see Worston
• Little Mearley – see Worston
• Foulridge
• Henthorn - (Clitheroe)

• Ulnebothes - Higher & Lower Oozebooth Blackburn
• Berdewith?
• Snelleshou - Clerk Hill nr Whalley, Lancashire
• Danyscoles?
• Salesbury
• Schipen - Chipping, Lancashire
• Osbaldeston Balderstone, Lancashire
• Schipen / Dighton - Dutton, Lancashire

Tottington

• Musbury Park (Tottington)
• Manor of Bury (Tottington)
• Manor of Middleton (Tottington)
• Manor of Chadderton (Tottington)
• Manor of Alkrington (Tottington)
• Manor of Shuttleworth, Greater Manchester (Tottington)
• Bradeschagh – Bradshaw, Greater Manchester
• Chapeltown, Lancashire

Rochdale

• Hundersfield (Rochdale)
• Spotland (Rochdale)
• Castleton - Castleton, Greater Manchester (Rochdale)
• Butterworth (ancient township) (Rochdale)
• Wolfstanestheton – Wolstenholme (Rochdale)
• Pilkington (ancient township) (Rochdale)
• Berkothill – Birtle, Greater Manchester (Rochdale)

Penwortham

• Longton, Lancashire
• Mels - North Meols
• Dokebury - Duxbury see:Adlington, Lancashire
• Adlington, Lancashire
• Standish, Greater Manchester
• Langhe - Langtree see:Standish, Greater Manchester
• Freckleton
• Newton - Newton with Scales
• Ethelleswick - Elswick, Lancashire
• Wayngham - Whittingham, Lancashire
• Warton, Fylde
• Bretherton
• Newsom?
• Byrkedale - Birkdale
• Clackton - Claughton, Wyre
• Bretherton
• Gunolfmores?
• Whitehill in ye Wood - Whittle-le-Woods

Burnley BNP

• 2002 %Vote: 11.8; Gained: Cliviger with Worsthorne (2nd), Gannow (3rd), Rosegrove with Lowerhouse (3rd).
• 2003 %Vote: 30.5; Gained: Briercliffe, Brunshaw, Cliviger with Worsthorne2, Hapton with Park, Lanehead, Whittlefield with Ightenhill (2nd). Held: Gannow (2002). Lost: Rosegrove with Lowerhouse (2002)
• 2004 %Vote: 14.4; Gained: Hapton with Park2. Lost: Cliviger with Worsthorne (2002).
• 2005 No Election.
• 2006 %Vote: 13.3; Gained: Gannow2, Hapton with Park3. Lost: Whittlefield with Ightenhill (2003).
• 2007 %Vote: 17.5; Held: Hapton with Park (2003). Lost: Briercliffe (2003), Cliviger with Worsthorne2 (2003), Gannow (2003).
• 2008 %Vote: 14.9; Held: Hapton with Park2 (2004).
• 2009 No Election.
• 2010 %Vote: 10.8; Lost: Gannow2 (2006), Hapton with Park3 (2006)
• 2011 %Vote: 5.9; Lost: Hapton with Park (2007)