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• Lancaster MP grills Prime Minister over changes to farm inheritance tax

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• Paedophile who filmed himself having sex with teenage girls in Lancaster jailed

  A man who filmed himself having sex with teenage girls in Lancaster and then shared the images has been jailed.

• "Important new site for jobs" at Lancaster University gets green light

  Plans for a new knowledge and research innovation campus at Lancaster University have been passed unanimously.

• New 80-house development near Lancaster gets thumbs up

  A plan to build 80 new houses in Halton near Lancaster has been given the green light.

• Man arrested more than 3x over the limit during Christmas drink driving crackdown in Morecambe

  A driver has been arrested after being caught behind the wheel more than three times over the drink drive limit in Morecambe.

• Cutting-edge science combines with history to unlock secrets of Lancaster’s past

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• Motorist arrested after driving wrong way along M6 near Lancaster

  A motorist was arrested after driving the wrong way along the M6 near Lancaster.

• Lancaster-Morecambe train services cancelled amid heavy rain warnings

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• Pair jailed for violent attack on man in Lancaster street

  Two men have been jailed for violently attacking a man on the street in Lancaster.

• Panjab Warriors interview: "Morecambe FC will never be in danger while we are owners."

  Key figures at Morecambe FC owners Panjab Warriors have answered criticism from the fans in an in-depth interview.

• Canal charity gets the ‘hump’ as Lancaster Canal bridges suffer more collision damage

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• Lancaster wills company donates thousands to help local community groups making a difference

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