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• Four arrests made after robberies and burglaries at Morecambe and Lancaster shops

  Four people have been arrested after a spate of burglaries, robberies and shoplifting at off licences and supermarkets in Morecambe and Lancaster.

• MP welcomes return of British Transport Police back to Lancaster station

  The local MP has hailed the return of transport police to Lancaster station as ‘a boost for passenger and staff safety.’

• Ryelands Community Connect initiative 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.

• 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.

• 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".

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Crews tackle kitchen fire in Lancaster

  Crews were called to the scene of a kitchen fire at an address in Lancaster.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Another earthquake hits Silverdale as tremors felt across Lancaster and Morecambe Bay

  Another minor earthquake has occurred in the Lancaster and Morecambe District.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.