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• Morecambe MP says Sir Keir Starmer "has made right decision" as Prime Minister resigns

  The MP for Morecambe and Lunesdale has given her response after Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation as Prime Minister.

• Limited edition artwork will raise vital funds for Lancaster community group

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• Wooden nests take flight in Lancaster and Morecambe to stop decline of endangered birds

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• Veterans salute as Armed Forces Day flag raised at start of celebration weekend in Morecambe

  Veterans gathered as a flag celebrating Armed Forces Day was raised at Morecambe Town Hall.

• Vandals cause delays to aqueduct sinkhole repairs in Lancaster

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• Extra Care scheme to open in Lancaster

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• Three people taken to hospital after road traffic collision in Morecambe

  Three people were taken to hospital after a road traffic collision in Morecambe.

• Injured police officer speaks of anger after jailed man freed 16 days after sentence

  A Lancaster police officer who suffered severe injuries has spoken out after a man jailed for 20 months for throwing a brick through his patrol car window was freed after 16 days.

• Morecambe woman to brave the shave to help dogs stay with their families

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• M6 near Lancaster to close for resurfacing

  The M6 near Lancaster is set to close overnight for road resurfacing works.

• Full line-up for biggest ever Armed Forces weekend in Morecambe

  The full programme has been announced for an expanded three-day celebration of our Armed Forces in Morecambe.

• Lancaster District residents thanked for embracing food waste recycling

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• More gridlocks in Heysham as roundabout resurfacing works 'over-run'

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