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A Falklands War veteran and self-confessed bookworm is penning his own history of the mafia after settling into sheltered housing with Muir.

Two Muir residents are quids in after entering Muir’s October ‘What Makes My Home My Own’ competition.

A Teaching Assistant has told how she enjoys living on her sociable Muir estate after being one of the first people to move in 11 years ago.

Schoolchildren have been rolling their sleeves up alongside members of Muir’s housing services team to help breathe new life into a community garden.

George William Burdett Clare was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions during the Battle of Cambrai in the First World War.

Burnley-born Victoria Cross recipient Hugh Colvin was 27-years-old out the outbreak of the First World War.

Muir Group Housing Association is marking the week leading up to Remembrance Day by recognising those who fought on the fields of battle.

Lancashire Fusilier, James Clarke, distinguished himself in battle during the final days of hostilities in the First World War.

Private William Norman was one of the first recipients of the Victoria Cross, the actions resulting in his medal having taken place nearly more than a year before its introduction.

A long-serving resident at one of Muir’s sheltered housing schemes is celebrating 27 years ‘in office’.