'No further action' as police end investigation into Morecambe & Lunesdale election allegations

More from Local News

• Morecambe Promenade will NOT close during £2.6m electricity works

  Residents and businesses have been reassured that Morecambe Promenade will remain open to traffic as a multi-million pound electricity upgrade continues.

• Thumbs up for design changes marks start of "transformative year" for Eden Project Morecambe

  Changes to the design of Eden Project Morecambe have been given planning approval - a decision hailed by Eden as a "major milestone".

• Bolton-le-Sands pensioner, 81, targeted in telephone courier fraud banking scam

  A Bolton-le-Sands pensioner in her 80s was targeted in a telephone courier fraud banking scam earlier today, said police.

• LISTEN: Up to 200 homes between Slyne and Bolton-le-Sands refused

  Plans to build up to 200 homes in fields between Bolton-le-Sands and Slyne-with-Hest have been turned down.

• Volunteers plant 120 native trees at Royal Lancaster Infirmary as part of major nature recovery project

  Volunteers from the Royal Lancaster Infirmary have helped plant 120 native trees in the hospital grounds, marking the latest step in a major programme to improve biodiversity and create greener, healthier spaces.

• Celebrating 25 years since opening of Lancaster’s iconic Millennium Bridge

  Lancaster’s iconic Lune Millennium Bridge is turning 25 today.

• Lorry driver flees scene as teenagers suffer serious injuries in M6 collision near Lancaster

  A teenage driver and his passenger suffered serious injuries following a collision involving two cars and a lorry on the M6 near Lancaster last night.

• Autism and ADHD referrals paused across Lancaster and Morecambe Bay over high demand

  New referrals for autism and ADHD diagnoses for young people in Lancaster and Morecambe Bay have been paused over "unprecedented high levels of demand".

• Uber granted operators licence for Lancaster district

  Taxi operator Uber will be regulated by the local authority after it was granted a private hire operator licence by Lancaster City Council.

• Appeal to find relatives as memorial benches to be removed near Eden Project Morecambe site

  Around 15 memorial benches will be removed near the site of the planned Eden Project Morecambe and relatives have been asked to come forward.

• Lancaster branch of Lloyds bank to close this summer

  The Lancaster branch of Lloyds bank is set to shut later this year.

• Child's trike stolen from garden in Morecambe is found after police appeal

  A little boy has been reunited with his trike after it was stolen from a garden in Morecambe.

• Rock star John Waite proud of Lancaster roots on visit to home city

  Lancaster rock star John Waite has delighted residents on a visit back home.

• Morecambe and Heysham pubs win big at Lancashire Tourism Awards

  Pubs from Morecambe and Heysham were among the winners at a county-wide celebration of the best in tourism.

• First spades in the ground at Morecambe school's pioneering eco-garden

  Land at a Morecambe primary school is being transformed into an eco-garden for pupils to learn about nature, wellbeing and the outdoors.

• Morecambe FC Director of Fan Engagement resigns

  The Morecambe Football Club Director of Fan Engagement has resigned after four-and-a-half months in the role.

• 65 e-bikes and e-scooters seized in three months during Lancaster district crackdown

  65 e-bikes and e-scooters have been seized by police over the last three months in the area of the county including the Lancaster district.

• Police appeal for theft of calculators from Lancaster stationers

  Police are appealing for information after the theft of a quantity of calculators from a Lancaster stationers.

• Major investment announced for Williamson Park

  A major new programme to future proof much loved heritage assets at Williamson Park is set to get underway.

• Calls for public consultation into ward closure plans at Lancaster hospital

  A group of councillors have called for a public consultation into plans to close a ward at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary.