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• LISTEN: How you can help save vital Lancaster animal shelter

  A charity in Lancaster which has helped thousands of animals find loving homes over almost 50 years is in urgent need of financial help.

• Calls for Lancaster restaurant to lose licence over use of illegal workers and unpaid fines

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• New era beckons for Morecambe pub after 18 years of Lancaster Brewery ownership

  A popular Morecambe pub will soon be under new ownership, it has been announced.

• Morecambe West End Pride in Place Board holds inaugural meeting

  The group who will decide how £20 million of funding for the West End of Morecambe will be spent have held their inaugural meeting.

• Plaque unveiled to officially name carved owls known as 'Guardians of Carnforth'

  Two carved wooden owls who 'watched over Carnforth' for several years have been officially named in tribute to the famous movie filmed at the town’s train station.

• Public urged to be vigilant about counterfeit currency in Lancashire

  Lancashire Police are urging residents and local businesses to remain vigilant following a spike in reports involving counterfeit currency being used across the county.

• Reminder as every-three-weeks bin collections due to start soon

  Bins in the Lancaster and Morecambe District will be collected on a cycle of every three weeks instead of two from Monday, March 30.

• Climate change and Local Government Reorganisation talks to be held in Lancaster

  You can find out about two major issues - the climate and Local Government Reorganisation - at two public meetings in Lancaster this month.

• Plans to spend £72m on roads after Reform UK sets first Lancashire County Council budget

  A £72m programme to improve roads in Lancashire is set to be approved after the Reform UK county council set its first budget.

• Digital bus timetables installed in Morecambe and Heysham

  New electronic bus timetable display screens are being tested in Morecambe and Heysham.

• £1.5 million funding will empower ‘Our Bay Our Future’ to grow green jobs

  Thousands of local young people are set to gain access to new climate action projects designed to grow the skills needed to care for Morecambe Bay.

• Police issue warning over ‘urban exploring’ of abandoned buildings in Lancaster

  Police say young people are putting themselves at risk by entering abandoned and derelict buildings in the Lancaster area.

• Dispersal order in place after up to 50 youths brawl in Morecambe town centre

  Police have been called to a fight in Morecambe town centre involving a group of up to 50 youths.

• Life-saving kit handed to Morecambe FC after Manchester Arena inquiry

  Morecambe Football Club has received a potentially life-saving first aid kit as part of a countywide campaign stemming from the Manchester Arena terror attack.

• "Big difference" as new food recycling scheme rollout continues in Lancaster and Morecambe area

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• Crews tackle wheelie bin fire in Lancaster

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• Tory's speech likened to "ramblings of Donald Trump" as Lancaster City Council sets budget

  The Conservative leader's speech was compared to the "ramblings of Donald Trump" as Lancaster City Council voted through its budget.