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• 44 new homes on land close to Lancaster city centre given thumbs up

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  Villagers in Overton and Sunderland Point have started a campaign after it was announced their popular postman was being moved to another area.

• Silverdale and Arnside protected landscape awarded £1m lottery funding

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• New technology aims to improve efficiency and patient experience in Morecambe Bay’s hospitals

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• Morecambe FC to allow fans to drink alcohol in view of pitch during matches

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