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Morecambe Football Club chief gives staffing update after new arrivals at club
The Chief Operating Officer of Morecambe FC has updated fans on staffing changes after a series of new appointments at the club.
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LISTEN: How Halloween affects Lancaster woman who suffered 75 per cent burns in fire
A Lancaster woman who suffered burns over three quarters of her body during a tragic house fire has spoken to Beyond Radio about how Halloween affects her.
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Landlords urged to attend forum on rental property law updates in Morecambe
Landlords from across the Lancaster district are being urged to attend a special forum for vital updates on a new rental property registration scheme.
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Plans for new six-court padel centre in Lancaster get thumbs up
A six-court centre for the rising sport of padel is set to open on a business park in Lancaster.
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Teams called out to 17 fallen or dangerous trees as Storm Boelo battered Lancaster District
Council teams were called out to 17 fallen or dangerous trees across the Lancaster, Morecambe and Carnforth area during Storm Boelo.
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Lancaster film director's new action thriller starring John Hannah coming to home city
A Lancaster movie maker's groundbreaking new action film starring top actor John Hannah will be shown at a cinema in his home city.
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Emergency services called to two-vehicle crash near Lancaster
Two vehicles have been involved in a road crash at Slyne.
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Lancaster and Morecambe police benefit from new fleet of electric bikes
Lancaster and Morecambe Police have received two new electric bikes to enhance patrol capabilities and improve visibility across the community.
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Lancaster resident's shock as tree falls on house during Storm Boelo
A tree toppled onto a house in Lancaster during high winds as Storm Boelo battered the UK.
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Tour de France comes to Lancaster district: Full route breakdown
The exact route the Tour de France will take when it races through the Lancaster and Morecambe district next year has been unveiled.
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Serial burglar jailed for seven years after spree of Lancaster break-ins
A man who went on a burglary spree in Lancaster has been jailed for more than seven years.
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Storm boards on Morecambe Prom ahead of "exceptionally high tides" and strong winds
Storm boards are in place on Morecambe Promenade as the District prepares for a predicted peak high tide of 5.01m combined with strong winds.
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Councillor apologises and admits "we got things wrong" over Blue Badge parking survey
A councillor has apologised for the "worry and anxiety" caused by a public survey into free parking for disabled people.
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Heysham 2 apprentice scoops national award
A Heysham nuclear power stations apprentice has won a UK-wide award for her outstanding work.
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Former MP David Morris officially selected as Conservative candidate for Morecambe and Lunesdale
The former Morecambe & Lunesdale MP has been officially selected to stand again for the Conservatives in the next general election.
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Extra staff and extended opening hours among plans as Lancaster hospital prepares for winter
The trust in charge of the Royal Lancaster Infirmary says it will be strengthening services at the hospital to help meet increased demand this winter.
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What's On: Our Halloween and bonfire/fireworks events guide
Here is our guide to Halloween and bonfire/fireworks events taking place in the Lancaster and Morecambe Bay area this October and November.
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Lancaster champion calls for more respect for businesses after spate of youth crime
A champion of Lancaster city centre has spoken of his frustration at continued anti-social behaviour aimed at local businesses.
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Lancaster MP "disappointed" in Government decision on Jackdaw gas field
The Lancaster MP has criticised the Government's decision to approve drilling in the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.
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Morecambe announced as key part of Lancashire stage of Tour de France
Morecambe will be placed firmly in the spotlight when the Tour de France passes through the Lancaster district in 2027.
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Lancaster, Morecambe and Carnforth Remembrance services announced
Services will take place across the Lancaster and Morecambe district to mark Remembrance Sunday.
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LISTEN: Lancaster prisoners carve penguins for Christmas trail with a difference
Prisoners have created penguins for a unique family Christmas trail around Lancaster city centre.
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EXCLUSIVE: Massive Wagons to headline Lancaster Christmas Lights Switch On 2026
Top rock band Massive Wagons will be the headliners at this year's Lancaster Christmas Lights Switch On.
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Morecambe mum celebrates podium success at Ms Great Britain Classic
A mum from Morecambe has achieved a top three finish at the first time of asking in the Ms Great Britain Classic beauty contest for women aged 45 and over.
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LISTEN: Inside transformation of historic former Morecambe pub and hotel
We've been behind-the-scenes as a historic former Morecambe pub and hotel is transformed into 14 new apartments.
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Heysham car sales boss "massively disappointed" after losing appeal over ex-pub land
A car dealership boss has spoken out after a government planning inspector dismissed his appeal over the use of land at a former pub in Heysham.
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LISTEN: Photographer meets 'Alternative Kids' 46 years on for emotional reunion
A Bolton-le-Sands photographer's new exhibition with echoes of the pioneering 'Up' television show has reunited friends 46 years on.
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Council deal with more than 4,000 fly-tipping incidents in Lancaster district since start of year
Lancaster City Council say they’ve dealt with the equivalent of 30 double-decker buses filled with unwanted household items that have been fly-tipped since January.
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Police issue warning about cold callers in Carnforth
Police have issued a warning about cold callers targeting elderly residents in Carnforth.
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Project to prepare inmates for release unveiled at Lancaster prison
A new facility that aims to prisoners prepare for life after release and reducing the risk of reoffending has been unveiled at HMP Lancaster Farms.
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Free disabled parking to continue in Lancaster City Council car parks after huge response to survey
Free parking for an unlimited time in Lancaster City Council pay and display car parks will continue for disabled Blue Badge holders following a public survey.
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Lancaster district premises visited as part of hate crime awareness campaign
Premises and venues across the Lancaster district were among the many places visited by local officers as part of Hate Crime Awareness Week.
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Man arrested after two-car crash in Morecambe
A man has been arrested after a crash near Torrisholme Square in Morecambe.
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Lancaster MP welcomes plans to fine bus and train passengers for playing loud music
The Lancaster MP has backed a government plan to fine people for being noisy on public transport.
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Fireworks seized after anti-social behaviour in Lancaster park
Police seized fireworks after ‘repeated incidents’ of anti-social behaviour at a park in Lancaster.
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Lancaster district recognised for shaping the future of our food
Our local area has become the first in the North West to receive a prestigious award for transforming how we produce and use food.
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WATCH: The moment Lancaster quizzers beat 'The Beast' from The Chase in Morecambe
Two Lancaster quizzers were delighted to take down one of TV's biggest superbrains in a general knowledge showdown at a Morecambe bingo hall.
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Gym and drive-through coffee shop plan revealed for Morecambe business centre
Plans for a new 24/7 gym and drive-through coffee shop in Morecambe have been revealed.
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11-year-old child arrested as part of crime crackdown in Lancaster city centre
An 11-year-old child has been arrested on suspicion of a number of offences committed in Lancaster city centre over recent weeks.
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New eateries set to open in heart of Lancaster shopping area
Work is continuing on two new eateries on a busy shopping street in Lancaster city centre.
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LISTEN: Chain of 800 bras along Morecambe Promenade to put spotlight on breast cancer
A chain of 800 bras will stretch for a third of a mile along Morecambe Promenade to shine a light on breast cancer.
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Owner calls for support after burglary at Morecambe cafe
The owner of a cafe in Morecambe town centre said he is "absolutely raging" after an overnight break-in.
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Morecambe Halloween fundraiser gets star backing with help from Lancaster Ghostbusters
An annual fundraising Halloween display in Morecambe has received Hollywood and national TV support with a little help from the Lancaster Ghostbusters.
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Families join annual candlelit vigil in Lancaster park in Baby Loss Awareness Week
An annual candlelit vigil has been held in a Lancaster park for those affected by the loss of a baby or young child.
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Morecambe park reopens after £33,000 revamp
A popular play area in Morecambe has been transformed after a £33,300 revamp.
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LISTEN: Morecambe DJ legend to bring new 'World of Pop' festival to town
A renowned Morecambe DJ and events promoter of 55 years is preparing for his latest venture - a brand new pop music festival.
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Long motorway delays after lorry and van involved in crash near Lancaster
The M6 was closed after a crash involving a van and a lorry south of Lancaster.
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Motorist caught driving at double the limit near primary school during Lancaster police operation
A motorist was caught driving at twice the speed limit near to a primary school during a police operation on a street in Lancaster.
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Crews tackle fire near Heysham
Three fire engines were sent to deal with a fire in the open at Middleton on Wednesday afternoon.
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Co-op store plans revealed for former village pub near Lancaster
Plans have been revealed for a closed-down 17th century village pub near Lancaster to be converted into a Co-Op store.
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Lancaster and Morecambe MPs slam council over free disabled parking survey
MPs have hit out at Lancaster City Council over a public survey asking for views on the future of unlimited free pay-and-display parking for disabled people.
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LISTEN: "Where are the parents?" Detective inspector speaks out on Lancaster youth crime
Detective Inspector Adie Knowles has spoken out about a recent spate of youth anti-social behaviour and other crime in Lancaster city centre.
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UPDATED: Morecambe Bay mum feeling wonderful after reaching final of Ms Great Britain Classic
A mum of two from the Morecambe Bay area has been named a finalist in the Ms Great Britain Classic beauty contest for women aged 45 and over.
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Family of Lancaster baby who spent her first six months in hospital back kids' play area appeal
A family whose six-month-old baby daughter has gone home for the first time is supporting an appeal for a new outdoor play area at a Lancaster hospital.
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LISTEN: Lancaster Music Festival returns with local and international appeal
Tens of thousands of locals and visitors alike poured into the city centre to enjoy the return of Lancaster Music Festival.
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LISTEN: Morecambe mum completes one million steps challenge for daughter's legacy of kindness
A proud mum has completed a one million steps challenge in memory of her daughter whose toy appeal continues to bring smiles to children in need.
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Blue Badge holder free parking in Lancaster City Council car parks could be scrapped
A review of free parking for disabled Blue Badge holders in Lancaster City Council’s car parks is under way - and one option on the table is to remove it altogether.
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PHOTOS: Inside new Morecambe second-hand bookstore after couple's dream becomes reality
A couple whose video diaries chronicled their dream to run a second-hand bookshop in Morecambe said they have had an amazing opening day.
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Popular Lancaster café to close after the owners announce retirement
A popular Lancaster café will close at the end of the week after the owners announced their retirement.
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Police issue warning over cold callers in Heysham area
Police have issued a warning about cold callers working in the Heysham area.
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Acceptable Behaviour Contracts issued as police speak to 26 youths after Lancaster ASB spate
Twenty six young people have been spoken to by police after a series of incidents of anti-social behaviour in Lancaster city centre.
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Fundraising for £150,000 revamp of Lancaster playground receives grant boost
A campaign to raise £150,000 to build a new playground in Ryelands in Lancaster has received a significant boost.
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Emergency services called to concern for welfare in Lancaster
Police said a large emergency services presence in Lancaster was due to a report of a concern for welfare.
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Community spirit shines as volunteers transform Lancaster community farm
Volunteers in Lancaster rolled up their sleeves to support a community farm as part of the first ever Lancashire Volunteering Day.
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Crews tackle fire at property in Heysham
Crews tackled a fire at a property in Heysham on Saturday evening.
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Lancaster whisky distillery to open new £150k warehouse and bottling hall at former antiques centre
Part of a former antiques centre in Lancaster will become a cask warehouse and bottling hall for the city's whisky distillery.
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Lancaster man makes final of UK's biggest classic car show
A Lancaster man says it's a dream come true after his beloved sports car was picked as a finalist at the UK's biggest classic motor show.
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Man arrested for possessing alcohol in breach of police order in Morecambe
A man was arrested for possessing alcohol in breach of an anti-social behaviour order in Morecambe.
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Pensioner in her 80s seriously injured following collision near Lancaster
A pensioner in her 80s has been seriously injured following a collision near Lancaster on Thursday.
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PHOTOS: Symphony orchestra in a pub launches Lancaster Music Festival 2026
A symphony orchestra playing in a pub was a memorable way to officially launch the return of Lancaster Music Festival.
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"It's beyond a joke" Businesses speak out after youths run amok in Lancaster city centre
A spate of youth anti-social behaviour in Lancaster city centre has included the theft of a bar's tips jar, vandalism, verbal abuse and staff being spat at.
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Morecambe police officers receive awards for hard work and dedication
Police officers have been commended after playing leading roles in helping make Lancaster and Morecambe safer.
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LISTEN: Lancaster Music Festival 2026 set to begin
Lancaster Music Festival returns after a year away with the first of four days of live music across the city today (Thursday October 8).
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Hospital chaplain set to host remembrance service in Lancaster
The chaplain at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust is inviting everyone to a special remembrance service in Lancaster.
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Man arrested in Bolton-le-Sands on suspicion of indecent exposure and public order offences
A man police describe as displaying ‘worrying and bizarre behaviour’ has been arrested in Bolton-le-Sands on suspicion of indecent exposure and public order offences.
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Dates announced for Morecambe Promenade and Heysham Village fireworks displays
An annual fireworks extravaganza is returning to Morecambe and Heysham.
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Plaque unveiled to honour groundbreaking sculptor of war memorial in Lancaster
A plaque has been unveiled to honour a pioneering creator of a war memorial in Lancaster.
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Taxi driver suspended as part of licencing crackdown in Lancaster district
A taxi driver was suspended as part of a licencing crackdown amid concerns that out-of-area private hire vehicles were operating improperly in the Lancaster district.
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Closure announced of Lancaster city centre record store
Owners of a record shop in Lancaster city centre have announced its closure.
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KFC staff and Wombles join forces to clean up Morecambe Prom
Staff at the Morecambe and Lancaster branches of KFC have joined forces with 'Wombles' on a community litter pick.
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Paramedic degree apprentices to be trained in Lancaster
Paramedic degree apprentices will be trained in Lancaster thanks to a partnership between the University of Cumbria and the North West Ambulance Service.
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Car flips onto roof following collision near Hornby
Fire crews attended the scene of a collision near Hornby where a car had flipped onto its roof.
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LISTEN: Jail and Bail returns to Lancaster as bosses to be locked up for hospice
The St John's Hospice Jail and Bail will return as workplace bosses are once again nominated to spend a day in the cells for a great cause.
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Pioneering Morecambe school eco-garden bears fruit ahead of Apple Day
School children at a pioneering eco garden in Morecambe are set to celebrate Apple Day with a harvest from their own orchard.
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£800K appeal launched to save Lancaster Cathedral spire from collapse
An £800,000 appeal has been launched to save the historic spire of Lancaster Cathedral.
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Emergency services called to M6 at Lancaster after crash
Emergency services attended the scene of a crash on the M6 at junction 34 at Lancaster on Tuesday morning.
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Lancaster City Juniors score donation from housebuilder
A local housebuilder has donated £3,500 to Lancaster City Juniors through its Community Champions initiative.
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Lancaster charity report calls for better energy customer communication
A new report by a Lancaster based charity has highlighted problems with how energy companies communicate with customers who need support.
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Crews tackle house fire in Lancaster village
Fire crews tackled a house fire in a Lancaster village on Tuesday morning.
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Have your say on plans to tackle anti-social behaviour in Lancaster and Morecambe area
You can have your say on proposals to help tackle anti-social behaviour and protect public spaces across the Lancaster and Morecambe District.
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Man sprayed in face with 'barbecue lighter fluid' during Lancaster post office robbery
A man was sprayed in the face with a liquid believed to be barbecue lighter fluid during a robbery at a post office in Lancaster.
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Residents invited to shape safety improvements on Morecambe coastal route
Residents and businesses are being invited to have their say on early designs for a plan to improve safety on the coastal road in Morecambe.
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Police recover stolen quad bike from Lancaster district in Cheshire
A quad bike that was stolen in the Lancaster district has been recovered by police in Cheshire.
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Fundraiser launched to support Lancaster Chinese New Year Festival
A campaign is underway to raise funds for the popular Lancaster Chinese New Year Festival in 2027.
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Lancaster man to run Manchester Half Marathon in honour of his parents
A Lancaster man is preparing to take part in the Manchester Half Marathon in honour of his parents and in support of Parkinson’s UK’s Nurse Appeal.
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Lancaster young artists invited to design Mayor’s official Christmas card
The Mayor of Lancaster is inviting primary school children from across the district to get creative and design his official Christmas card.
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Future of primary school near Lancaster under consultation over falling pupil numbers
A consultation has been launched on the future of a primary school near Lancaster due to falling pupil numbers.
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Lancaster city centre store hit with closure order
A Lancaster city centre store has been ordered to close after it was found to be selling illicit tobacco.
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Mental health nurse role helps children at Royal Lancaster Infirmary get support sooner
Children and young people arriving at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary in mental health crisis are receiving faster, more comprehensive support thanks to a pioneering specialist nursing initiative.
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Dog ban on Morecambe beaches lifted until May
Dogs are now allowed on Morecambe’s bathing beaches until the end of April 2027.
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Next chapter for Williamson Park café redevelopment begins
Plans for a new café at Williamson Park have taken an important step forward after the council approved the next stage of work on the project.
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Couple ‘absolutely heartbroken’ after announcing departure from popular Morecambe Bay pub
A couple who run a popular Morecambe Bay pub say they’re ‘absolutely heartbroken’ after being given notice to leave.
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Lancaster village set for royal visit
Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, will visit a Lancaster village later this week.
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INTERVIEWS: Pride in Place officially opens offices in West End of Morecambe
The team responsible for a £20m government scheme to regenerate the West End of Morecambe have opened their new offices.
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Lancaster community centre awarded £94,000 Children in Need funding boost
A community centre in Lancaster has been awarded more than £94,000 of funding from BBC Children in Need.
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Christmas free parking announced for shoppers in the Lancaster district
Shoppers will be able to enjoy free parking at selected times in Lancaster and Morecambe in the run up to Christmas.
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Police investigate spate of rural burglaries across Lancaster and Morecambe district
Police are investigating a series of burglaries affecting rural communities across the Lancaster and Morecambe district.
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Lancaster on Ice confirmed to return after councillors grant permission
Plans for Lancaster's popular outdoor Christmas ice rink to return have been rubber stamped by councillors.
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Man jailed for historic sexual offences at his equestrian yard
A pensioner has been jailed after sexually assaulting a young woman in the early 1990s, following an investigation by Lancaster police.
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Patient Impact Award for Lancaster University researcher
A Lancaster Medical School researcher has received an award from North West Cancer Research for work in Cancer ‘Prehab’.
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Three arrests made in Lancaster police crackdown as e-bikes seized
Three arrests have been made after a police crackdown in Lancaster saw two e-bikes being seized.
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Partnership delivers knockout results for young people in Lancaster
Young people whose lives have been transformed through an innovative programme at Salt Ayre Leisure Centre joined partners and community leaders to celebrate its success.
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Morecambe hosts counter pollution training exercise
Morecambe was the venue for a training exercise to ensure key organisations from across the north west are better prepared for potential pollution incidents.
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Two arrested and charged after alcohol related incidents in Carnforth
Police made charged two men after alcohol related incidents in Carnforth over the weekend.
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Operator of main train line through Lancaster and Morecambe Bay to be nationalised
The operator of the West Coast Mainline is to be nationalised from March next year, the government has announced.
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Event will celebrate military heritage of the Lancaster Campus of University of Cumbria
A special event is to be held to celebrate the military heritage of the Lancaster Campus of University of Cumbria.
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Samba Espirito celebrate 10th anniversary with spectacular Bay Drumfest
A drum festival brought the beats and energy to Morecambe Promenade over the weekend, to celebrate a popular group’s 10th anniversary.
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Crews deal with car on fire on M6 near Lancaster
Crews were called to deal with a car on fire on the M6 near Lancaster on Saturday afternoon.
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Crews tackle lorry on fire on Bay Gateway
Fire crews had to attend a blaze on a lorry on the Bay Gateway.
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‘Significant sum’ stolen from pensioner amid reports of courier fraud in Lancaster and Carnforth
A woman in her 70s has had a significant sum of money stolen as police say they’ve received reports of courier fraud in Lancaster and Carnforth.
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New public telescope in Morecambe offers spectacular views across bay
A new public telescope has been installed on the Promenade to allow people to enjoy views across Morecambe Bay.
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Council vows to take action in aftermath of Lancaster and Morecambe floods
Immediate action will be taken to help prevent further floods to homes and businesses across the District, Lancaster City Council has pledged.
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Eric Morecambe's 100th birthday and town film festival up for Lancashire Tourism Awards
Celebrations to mark the centenary of Eric Morecambe and a film festival held in the town have been named as finalists in the Lancashire Tourism Awards.
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Two wards at Royal Lancaster Infirmary set to close as part of community care plans
Two wards at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary are set to close permanently.
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Leading Morecambe councillor defects from MBIs to Greens
A councillor on the Lancaster City Council cabinet has defected from the Morecambe Bay Independents to the Greens.
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Morecambe sports and social club saved and set to reopen
A popular sports and social club in Morecambe is set to reopen after "an incredibly difficult and uncertain time".
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Council leader explains reason for Frontierland decision delay
The leader of Lancaster City Council said she is as "confident as she can be" that there will be no further delays on long-awaited plans for the Frontierland site.
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BBC documentary series explores Lancaster University slave-trade research
A Lancaster University historian has appeared in a new BBC series, based on his work on the Register of British Slave Traders.
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"No decision made" to demolish Morecambe bus shelter as campaigners speak out at town hall
A leading councillor has assured campaigners looking to save a former bus shelter in Morecambe that "no decision has been made" to demolish it.
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Crews tackle fire at Lancaster house
Fire crews were called to deal with an incident at a house in Lancaster on Wednesday afternoon.
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UPDATE: Two men charged with robbery and burglary offences at Morecambe and Lancaster shops
Two men have been charged with robbery and burglary offences at shops in the Lancaster District.
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LISTEN: Community garden taking shape in memory of Heysham toddler
Work is well under way on a community garden in Heysham to remember a much-loved little boy who died in a gas explosion at his home.
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Second earthquake in two days hits Silverdale as tremors felt across Morecambe Bay
A second minor earthquake has occurred in the Lancaster and Morecambe District, just a day after the first.
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£2.5m funding boost for Eden Project Morecambe will help create new visitor zone
A £2.5m cash boost will help create a special visitor experience at Eden Project Morecambe to help humanity shape a better future.
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British Transport Police office returns to Lancaster Railway Station
A transport police office has reopened at Lancaster Railway Station which the city's MP has hailed as "a boost for passenger and staff safety".
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Ryelands Community Connect scheme aims to bring together locals
A new initiative aimed at local people wanting to socialise around the Ryelands area of Lancaster gets underway later this month.
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Twenty vehicles caught speeding during police crackdown in Lancaster
A vehicle was caught driving at more than twice the limit during a community speed enforcement initiative on a road in Lancaster.
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Councillors call for halt to demolition of vandalised Morecambe 'youth hut'
A leading councillor has hit out at plans to demolish a former bus shelter saying "Morecambe is being gradually stripped of its assets at the hands of Lancaster City Council".
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Coastal pollution clean-up training to be held on Morecambe beach
A training exercise is taking place today off Morecambe Promenade to help prepare teams to protect our coastline in case of pollution.
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Man seriously injured at Morecambe pub "making excellent progress" as investigation continues
A detective inspector has provided an update on the condition of a man seriously injured in a reported assault at a Morecambe bar.
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Vandals target tractors used by King's Guide to Sands of Morecambe Bay to keep walkers safe
The King's Guide to the Sands has appealed for help after vandals damaged essential tractors used to help keep cross bay walkers safe on Morecambe Bay.
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MP hopes for improved mobile signal at last as new mast installed in Lancaster
A new mast has been installed in central Lancaster which the MP hopes has led to improved signal for mobile internet users.
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Maternity services at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary officially exit national special measures
Maternity services at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary have officially exited national special measures and support programmes following major improvements.
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Crews tackle kitchen fire in Lancaster
Crews were called to the scene of a kitchen fire at an address in Lancaster.
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Opening date announced for animal rescue charity's new Morecambe home
The opening date for a much-loved animal rescue charity's new Morecambe shop has been announced.
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Lancaster MP takes on Morecambe 10K in aid of new children's playground
The Lancaster MP has completed a 10K run in Morecambe to help raise funds to help transform a children's playground on a housing estate.
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Tributes paid to twice-Lancaster mayor who served on council for 56 years
A highly-respected servant of the District who was a councillor for 56 years and was twice the mayor of Lancaster has died, aged 94.
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Dancing Eric Morecambe Statue part of police campaign to warn about AI deepfakes
Police have shared a fake video of the Eric Morecambe Statue dancing as part of a drive to warn people about being tricked by AI-generated clips.
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PHOTOS: Great Wall of China trek raises more than £300K for Lancaster hospice
A team of intrepid trekkers have raised more than £300,000 for St John's Hospice from an epic walk along the Great Wall of China.
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Another earthquake hits Silverdale as tremors felt across Lancaster and Morecambe Bay
Another minor earthquake has occurred in the Lancaster and Morecambe District.
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Fire crews tackle vehicle fire on M6 near Lancaster
Crews were called to tackle a vehicle on fire on the M6 near Lancaster on Sunday afternoon.
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Poetry in motion as live workshop comes to Morecambe rail journey
Passengers are invited to join in a live poetry experience on a train running to Morecambe.
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Lancaster pupils highlight school crossing patrol road safety campaign
Pupils in Lancaster have taken part in a campaign highlighting the importance of vehicles stopping for school crossing patrol officers.
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UK wide lettings agency takes over Lancaster student housing firm
A student lettings agency operating across 20 university cities in the UK has expanded into Lancaster.
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Morecambe live music bar gets change of name
Owners of a former bank turned live music bar in Morecambe have announced a change of name for the venue.
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Firefighters put out large vehicle fire in Lancaster
Crews have tackled a large vehicle fire in Lancaster.
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Latest national rankings place Lancaster University third in north west
Lancaster University has been named third in the north west in the latest Times and Sunday Times tables.
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Work on new housing on Lancaster city centre car park continues
Preparations to build affordable housing on a former Lancaster city centre car park continue.
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Lancaster District residents thanked for embracing food waste recycling
Lancaster City Council says more than 2,200 tonnes of waste has already been stopped from entering landfill as rollout of a scheme to reintroduce food recycling continues.
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Police probe after spate of vehicle break-ins in Halton
Police are appealing for information reports of a number of thefts from vehicles in the Halton area.
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LISTEN: Kindness has been overwhelming after Carnforth man's horrific swimming pool accident
The girlfriend of a Carnforth man who suffered a broken neck in a swimming pool accident on holiday said she has been overwhelmed by the kindness of strangers.
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Sisters' Morecambe Winter Gardens diaries reveal 50 years of stories
The story of two sisters who worked backstage at the Morecambe Winter Gardens for almost half a century will be revealed at the theatre.
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LISTEN: Lancaster and Morecambe runners take on Great North Run for great causes
Runners from across the Lancaster and Morecambe area - including Beyond Radio's Phil McGrath - were among those taking part in the world's biggest half marathon.
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Lancaster young people's mental health charity "at risk of closure"
A Lancaster charity helping young people with their mental health could close by March unless it can find a partner or funding to help secure its future.
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LISTEN: Lancaster charity thrilled by new centre after long search for permanent home
A charity helping people with neurological conditions has settled into its new premises in Lancaster after a long hunt for a home of its own.
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Morecambe scooter rally returning after year break
A popular celebration of scooter culture is returning to Morecambe next year, it has been confirmed.
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'Sinkhole' appears outside Lancaster city centre shop
A Lancaster city centre pavement was cordoned off after a shopkeeper found a 'sinkhole' outside his store.
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Fire service rescues person from coastal path at Heysham
Firefighters have rescued a person from a coastal path at Heysham.
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UPDATED: Three arrests after cars stolen from house and pharmacy break-in near Lancaster
Three men have been arrested after two cars were stolen from a house in Bolton-le-Sands then a pharmacy was burgled in Slyne.
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Two teenagers arrested after hour long chase through fields near Lancaster
Two teenagers were arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle near Cockerham, following an hour long chase across fields.
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Bid to make Lancaster On Ice a long-term annual attraction clears key hurdle
Plans for Lancaster's popular outdoor ice rink to remain an annual Christmas attraction in the city have moved a step forward.
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Police issue warning after report of rogue trader knocking on doors in Skerton
Police have issued a warning after a report of a possible rogue trader knocking on doors in the Skerton area of Lancaster.
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Competition winners announced as Morecambe Poetry Festival on track to sell out
The winners of this year’s Morecambe Poetry Festival competition have been announced following more than 550 entries from across the UK and around the world.
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Lancaster festival headlined by Tinchy Stryder is cancelled
A one-day music festival in Lancaster advertising a headline appearance by chart-topping rapper Tinchy Stryder has been cancelled.
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LISTEN: How Pride in Place team hope to make difference in West End of Morecambe
A team have spoken about their work on a government-run scheme investing £20m into the future of the West End of Morecambe.
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Cat charity speaks out after nine kittens "in bad way" found by roadside in Morecambe
A volunteer for a Lancaster and Morecambe cat rescue charity says everything possible is being done to help nine neglected kittens that were found at a roadside.
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Council condemns fly tippers after multiple incidents across Lancaster district
Lancaster City Council has highlighted the need to dispose of items responsibly after numerous incidents of fly tipping in recent days.
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Carnforth man who broke neck in swimming pool accident flown home after £150K appeal
A young Carnforth man who broke his neck in a holiday swimming pool accident has been flown home after an appeal raised almost £150,000.
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Lancaster Farms prison to gain 240 extra places as part of national expansion programme
HMP Lancaster Farms capacity will increase by more than 40 per cent as part of what the government describe as the largest prison expansion programme since the Victorian era.
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Lancaster comic Jon Richardson returning home for theatre show
Lancaster TV comedian and actor Jon Richardson is coming back to his home city to perform at the Grand Theatre.
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Firefighters tackle vehicle fire on Bay Gateway
Crews have tackled a vehicle fire on the Bay Gateway in Lancaster.
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Morecambe's lifeboat crew respond to report of person shouting for help
Morecambe RNLI crew’s hovercraft was launched in response to reports of a person shouting for help over the weekend.
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"Massive explosions" amid fire on Morecambe industrial estate
A major fire has broken out on the White Lund Industrial Estate in Morecambe with residents reporting being woken up by loud bangs.
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LISTEN: Friends' new social group is bringing women together in Morecambe
Two friends who met at school have formed a new social group in Morecambe to help create connections, fun and a safe space for women.
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Lancaster schoolgirl, eight, takes campaign to save bees to Westminster
An eight-year-old Lancaster schoolgirl has taken her campaign to save Britain's bees all the way to Parliament.
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Motorbike rider taken to hospital with serious injuries after crash at Carnforth
A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital with serious leg injuries after a crash on the A6 at Carnforth.
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LISTEN: Morecambe coffee shop owner thanks community for support after break-in
A coffee shop boss in Morecambe has thanked the local community for rallying round to help after a burglary.
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Appeal after vandals spray graffiti on new Lancaster public bins
Lancaster City Council has appealed for information after recently-installed public bins were spraypainted with graffiti.
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Lancaster footballer Scott McTominay has successful heart op
Scott McTominay's heart surgery has been a "complete success" said his club Napoli.
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Two new jobs announced at Eden Project Morecambe
Bosses at Eden Project Morecambe have announced the creation of ‘crucial senior roles' that will help shape the development of the attraction.
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Building society in Morecambe’s West End to close
The Yorkshire Building Society Morecambe Agency in the West End is to close in December, it has been announced.
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LISTEN: How Rajah the elephant came home
The last remaining mechanical elephant made in Halton near Lancaster will go on display at a popular music and arts festival in the village - and we've been to meet him!
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Air pollution levels across Lancaster District continue to fall
Air quality across the Lancaster District continues to improve as stats show pollutant levels have fallen again over the past year.
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Lancaster man achieves podium finish in UK Bus Driver of the Year
A bus driver from our local area has finished third in a competition to find the best in the UK.
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Pothole Patrol sisters call for action over "appalling and disgraceful" road near leisure centre
Customers of a Lancaster leisure centre have complained about the state of a nearby road - springing the Morecambe 'Pothole Patrol' team into action!
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New book shop opens in Morecambe after move from market
A second-hand book shop owner has moved into new premises in Morecambe town centre.
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Motorists warned of months of disruption on M6 near Carnforth due to roadworks
Motorists are being warned of forthcoming disruption on the M6 near Carnforth as roadworks are due to begin next week.
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City council 'educational' bin wagon on tour in Lancaster and Morecambe
An ‘educational’ bin lorry is touring Lancaster and Morecambe this week.
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Police seize e-scooter with young child on board near Carnforth
Police seized an e-scooter with a young child on board during patrols near Carnforth.
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New temporary library to open in Lancaster while main building remains shut for repairs
A temporary library will open so residents can continue to access key services while major work continues at Lancaster Central library.



