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Safiyyah Tayyeb

Safiyyah Tayyeb

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Community Reporter, Lancashire Telegraph

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  • New domestic abuse support group launches in Blackburn for women

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified| Lancashire Telegraph Verified New domestic abuse support group launches in Blackburn for women starting April 22 (Image: Nathan Pellerin) A new peer support group for women affected by domestic abuse is launching in Blackburn this April, organised by local charity The Wish Centre. The weekly group aims to offer a safe and supportive space for women to come together, share their experiences, and find strength in community.

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified · Lancashire Telegraph

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Easter fair at Witton Park welcomes 22 Mayors and local families

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified| Lancashire Telegraph Verified Warren Cubbins , Mayor of Blackburn with Darwen Cllr Brian Taylor, and his daughter/Mayoress Nicola Parker (Image: Owen Ralph) Blackburn’s beloved Easter fair has returned to Witton Park, running every day from 12pm to 8.30pm until Easter Monday, 21 April, weather permitting. With bright lights, music, and the smell of candyfloss in the air, the fair is packed with rides, games, and classic food stalls.

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified · Lancashire Telegraph

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • New domestic abuse support group launches in Blackburn for women

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified| Lancashire Telegraph Verified New domestic abuse support group launches in Blackburn for women starting April 22 (Image: Nathan Pellerin) A new peer support group for women affected by domestic abuse is launching in Blackburn this April, organised by local charity The Wish Centre. The weekly group aims to offer a safe and supportive space for women to come together, share their experiences, and find strength in community.

    By Safiyyah Tayyeb Verified · Lancashire Telegraph

    Apr. 19, 2025

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