Beyond Radio News

Residents and businesses have been reassured that Morecambe Promenade will remain open to traffic as a multi-million pound electricity upgrade continues.

Changes to the design of Eden Project Morecambe have been given planning approval - a decision hailed by Eden as a "major milestone".

A Bolton-le-Sands pensioner in her 80s was targeted in a telephone courier fraud banking scam earlier today, said police.

Plans to build up to 200 homes in fields between Bolton-le-Sands and Slyne-with-Hest have been turned down.

Volunteers from the Royal Lancaster Infirmary have helped plant 120 native trees in the hospital grounds, marking the latest step in a major programme to improve biodiversity and create greener, healthier spaces.

Lancaster’s iconic Lune Millennium Bridge is turning 25 today.

A teenage driver and his passenger suffered serious injuries following a collision involving two cars and a lorry on the M6 near Lancaster last night.

New referrals for autism and ADHD diagnoses for young people in Lancaster and Morecambe Bay have been paused over "unprecedented high levels of demand".

Taxi operator Uber will be regulated by the local authority after it was granted a private hire operator licence by Lancaster City Council.

Around 15 memorial benches will be removed near the site of the planned Eden Project Morecambe and relatives have been asked to come forward.

The Lancaster branch of Lloyds bank is set to shut later this year.

A little boy has been reunited with his trike after it was stolen from a garden in Morecambe.

Lancaster rock star John Waite has delighted residents on a visit back home.

Pubs from Morecambe and Heysham were among the winners at a county-wide celebration of the best in tourism.

Land at a Morecambe primary school is being transformed into an eco-garden for pupils to learn about nature, wellbeing and the outdoors.

The Morecambe Football Club Director of Fan Engagement has resigned after four-and-a-half months in the role.

65 e-bikes and e-scooters have been seized by police over the last three months in the area of the county including the Lancaster district.

Police are appealing for information after the theft of a quantity of calculators from a Lancaster stationers.

A major new programme to future proof much loved heritage assets at Williamson Park is set to get underway.

A group of councillors have called for a public consultation into plans to close a ward at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary.

Four boxers from Lancaster Boxing Club have delivered outstanding performances on a show in Liverpool.

Tyson Fury vowed to "make boxing great again" as he faced the media for the first time ahead of his comeback fight.

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Goals courtesy of Charlie Bailey and Nic Evangelinos helped the Dollies take all three points against Leek Town on a frosty afternoon at the Giant Axe.

Morecambe slipped deeper into relegation trouble in the National League after a humiliating 5-1 defeat at the hands of Southend United at Roots Hall.

Beyond Radio will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year with 10 special community events.

Beyond Radio is proud to have been the official media partner of Morecambe Football Club since 2021, and this week marks a special milestone in that partnership.

This summer's walkabout theatre show in Williamson Park in Lancaster has been exclusively announced on Beyond Radio.

We were delighted to welcome the fabulous Gabriella T & Jasmine T into the Beyond Radio live lounge for a special festive themed session.

Beyond Radio was once again honoured to be asked to help deliver presents as part of the annual Lancaster BID Christmas Toy Appeal.

Lancaster hometown heroes Kiwi will perform at a monthly live music club night run by the city's Music Co-Op.

Young women are invited to a free two-day workshop in Morecambe focussed on making music.

The first ever Lancaster's Unsigned Music Festival is coming to a city centre venue - supported by Beyond Radio.

A much-loved local outfit, whose music channels post-punk poetry are to headline as Lancaster Music Co-op’s monthly free music showcase returns for the first time in 2026.

Organisers of a music festival raising funds for local schools said the event will not take place this year.

A Lancaster accountancy firm has appointed a new director who first joined the business 10 years ago as a trainee.

Graduates of Lancaster University have spoken of their pride in the city centre after setting up their own businesses there.

Pubs from Morecambe and Heysham were among the winners at a county-wide celebration of the best in tourism.

The owners of Heysham Port have achieved accreditation to deliver port-specific training to staff.

Morrisons have announced a new date for opening a new 'Daily' store on a main road between Lancaster and Morecambe.

A semi-abstract painter has seen her work go on display in the city.

The Young Ones star Nigel Planer, Blur drummer Dave Rowntree and post punk musician John Robb are heading to Morecambe for author events.

Here is our weekly What's On Guide to entertainment around Lancaster and Morecambe Bay.

The mayor of Lancaster will hold a charity evening at Morecambe Football Club for two very good causes.

An award winning sculptor whose career began at Lancaster University will return there to exhibit his work.

If you've recently had a baby or have a little one under three, Lancaster University's Infant and Child Development Lab would love to hear from you.

A Lancaster charity will hold a Valentine's Ball as part of a fundraising drive to help continue its vital work with young people.

You can uncover the fascinating history of one of England's most-loved heritage cities by visiting Lancaster's family-friendly museums.

Lancaster City Council is reintroducing a weekly food waste collection service to households across the district to comply with the Government’s Simpler Recycling reforms.

The team at a friendly and welcoming community hub in the West End of Morecambe is proud of two projects to support people with staying healthy and giving up smoking.