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  A training programme aimed at empowering people interested in community food projects kicks off in the Lancaster district later this month.

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• Man given lengthy jail term for attempted rape in Morecambe

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• Work continues to restore Morecambe Winter Gardens as it remains on national 'at risk' register

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• Tributes paid to renowned horse and carriage driver and true local legend

  A local legend well-known for driving his traditional horse-drawn carriages at events across the area has died, aged 82.

• Crews tackle outbuilding fire near Carnforth

  Fire crews dealt with a blaze in an outbuilding in Warton on Sunday night.

• Have your say on Lancaster’s Lancashire Police Museum

  Bosses of the Lancashire Police Museum at Lancaster Castle are asking the public for their thoughts on what they’d like to see at the attraction in the future.

• Calls for climate change film to be on prime time TV after Morecambe screening

  A hard-hitting film about climate change has been aired to an audience at Morecambe Town Hall and there are now calls locally for it to be screened on prime time TV.

• Green initiatives save Morecambe Bay hospital trust £300,000 on energy bills

  University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) has saved approximately £300,000 on its energy costs thanks to a series of green measures.

• Police investigate reports of ‘dogs being used to threaten’ on Lancaster estate

  There’s an appeal for information after police received reports of dogs being used to threaten people on a Lancaster estate.

• Morecambe business owner lobbies Chancellor over rising costs on Downing Street visit

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• Rallying call for volunteers as work starts on memorial garden for little George

  Work has officially begun to create a memorial garden in memory of a toddler who died in a gas explosion at his home in Heysham.

• M6 closure after van lands on its roof near Carnforth

  A van landed on its roof in a road traffic collision on the M6 near Carnforth - said police.

• New charity for young people officially launches in Lancaster

  A new charity helping to create brighter futures for young people has risen up in Lancaster.

• Bench at Heysham beauty spot will provide ‘calm space’

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• Emergency services called to two-car collision in Lancaster

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