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• Report highlights vital role of allotments in Lancaster and Morecambe District

  An independent study of allotments in the Lancaster district has revealed their importance and value to people and homes.

• PHOTOS: Thousands explore Lancaster streets and landmarks at annual light art festival

  Crowds packed into city streets, squares and famous buildings for three days of Light Up Lancaster.

• City Council approves community-led regeneration of historic Lancaster landmark

  Plans to breathe new life into an historic building in Lancaster have taken a significant step forward following confirmation of a decision to lease out an historic building.

• Staff begin industrial action over proposed job cuts at Lancaster University

  Staff at Lancaster University have begun to take action over plans that could see hundreds of job cuts at the institution.

• Heysham village shows its flower power once again at Britain in Bloom

  Green-fingered residents of Heysham village are celebrating after they scooped a number of awards at North West Britain in Bloom.

• Dancers sparkle at Strictly-themed night for hospice at Morecambe Winter Gardens

  The winners of the first ever Strictly Come Dancing-themed event at Morecambe Winter Gardens for St John's Hospice have been crowned.

• PHOTOS: Services held across Lancaster and Morecambe Bay area on Remembrance weekend

  The Lancaster and Morecambe Bay area came together to pay respects on Remembrance weekend.

• Morecambe Football Club condemns racist video shared online 'in strongest possible terms'

  The Director of Fan Engagement at Morecambe Football Club says the club will not tolerate ‘hate and abuse’ after a video containing racist language appeared online.

• Emergency services called to road traffic collision in Carnforth

  Two fire engines were called to a road traffic collision in the early hours of the morning in Carnforth.

• Two men who stole more than £200,000 of high value farm GPS units jailed

  Two men have been jailed for stealing high value GPS systems from tractors on farms in Lancaster and Morecambe.

• New banking hub officially opened in Morecambe

  A new banking hub has opened its doors in Morecambe town centre.

• Lancaster businesswoman nears end of 4000 mile trek for Palestine

  A Lancaster businesswoman is nearing the end of a trek through 12 countries to raise funds for medical aid in the Middle East.

• Lancaster group championing volunteers receives £400K lottery award

  Lancaster-based champions of volunteers have received an award of more than £400,000 from the National Lottery.

• Shrimps Trust recognised for role played during Morecambe FC ownership crisis

  The role the official supporters’ group of Morecambe FC played during the club’s recent ownership crisis has been recognised with a national award nomination.

• New remembrance display for Morecambe train station unveiled

  A moving Remembrance-themed display has been revealed outside Morecambe Railway Station.

• 94-year-old Morecambe care home resident attends granddaughter’s wedding thanks to staff support

  A 94-year-old Morecambe man was able to enjoy a special moment with his granddaughter at her wedding with support from the care home team where he lives.

• Storm-damaged Lancaster park cafe to be demolished as talks on replacement continue

  A Lancaster park cafe damaged by storms will be demolished in the new year as talks continue on a replacement.

• Council leader defends plans for "smaller" Eden Project Morecambe

  The leader of Lancaster City Council has defended the plans for a "smaller" Eden Project in Morecambe.