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  Police have seized an illegal e-bike and e-scooters on the cycle track during a week of action across Lancaster and Morecambe.

• Estimated 30,000 people attended Armed Forces Day in Morecambe with Red Arrows

  Organisers of Armed Forces Day celebrations in Morecambe said an estimated 30,000 people attended the event - which was headlined by the Red Arrows.

• Award-winning Morecambe pizza restaurant to close

  An award-winning pizza restaurant in Morecambe town centre will be closing its doors next month.

• INTERVIEW: Morecambe's first bubble tea cafe will close after four years

  Morecambe's bubble tea cafe overlooking the Bay will close at the end of the summer due to lack of trade.

• £48m investment at Lancaster Wastewater Treatment Works to improve Morecambe Bay gets underway

  United Utilities is investing £48 million to upgrade Lancaster Wastewater Treatment Works and improve water quality in Morecambe Bay.

• Michael Rosen to appear at Morecambe Poetry Festival’s ‘Raucous Celebration of Words’

  A stellar line up has been announced for Morecambe's annual celebration of the spoken word in September.

• Chess Grandmaster takes on top local players during visit to Lancaster

  Nigel Short MBE, Britain’s most famous chess Grandmaster took on 25 of the best players at once at a special event in Lancaster.

• Eight arrested in crackdown on illegal working in Lancaster and Morecambe

  Eight people suspected of working illegally in the UK have been arrested after a number of illegal working visits to nail bars and restaurants in Lancaster and Morecambe.

• Morecambe man jailed for 16 months

  A man from Morecambe who was found with an offensive weapon has been sent to prison and received a driving ban.

• LANCASTER PRIDE INTERVIEWS: "People will always promote hate but we don't need to accept that"

  A leading light of Lancaster Pride has spoken out about why the event is more important than ever.

• INTERVIEWS and PHOTOS: Thousands enjoy two Red Arrows flypasts at biggest ever Morecambe Armed Forces Day

  The Red Arrows flew over Morecambe Bay not once - but twice - on a memorable Armed Forces Day celebration in the town.

• Plaques will celebrate Morecambe railway station turned music venue

  Commemorative plaques will be unveiled celebrating the history of Morecambe's former railway station building - now home to the Platform arts venue.

• Cambodian healthcare professionals share experiences on Royal Lancaster Infirmary visit

  Cambodian healthcare professionals have spent time with hospital staff in Lancaster as part of an educational exchange visit.

• Local Labour MPs back bid to block benefit changes

  The Labour MPs for both Lancaster and Morecambe have backed a bid to stop major reforms to the benefits system.

• "Clowns" jibe as Lancashire leader calls for referendum on local government revamp

  A leading Tory has branded the new Reform administration at Lancashire County Council "clowns" as they push for a referendum over a local government shake-up.

• Tickets on sale for Beyond Radio's first ever Big Night Out

  Beyond Radio is delighted to present our first ever Big Night Out!

• Revealed: Most detail yet on what visitors to Eden Project Morecambe can expect

  A new report has revealed what the visitor experience could be like once the Eden Project Morecambe opens to the public.

• Lancaster youth charity help to relaunch Kendal based mental health network for young people

  A Lancaster youth charity is helping to relaunch a vital mental heath support service for young people in South Cumbria.

• Have your say on plans to help Morecambe Bay vital habitats and species to thrive

  People are being urged to have their say on a new plan which aims to help Morecambe Bay’s most important habitats and species recover and thrive.