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Page last updated at 08:38 GMT, Wednesday, 16 December 2009

The medal has now been purchased by the Coldstream Guards Association

Where's Thomas Pollard's diary?

For more than eight years Anne Grimshaw has been looking for the journal of a soldier who fought in the Peninsular War - she's had a breakthrough recently, but still needs your help.

In Pictures: The Winter Gardens

As the Royal Variety Performance returned to the Winter Gardens, a book has been released dedicated to the historic complex.

Massey's: Burnley's famous brewers

Alan Gall tells us more about the history of the famous Burnley brewing family, Massey's founded in 1750.

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India Mill still standing tall

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Detectives uncover Allen Clarke

Winton's train: Milena's story

Freckleton air disaster of 1944

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