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Date announced for new number plate recognition parking system at Heysham medical centre
A new parking system for patients, visitors and staff at a medical centre in Heysham is set to begin.
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By-election called as Lancaster city councillor resigns
A by-election has been called after a Lancaster city councillor resigned from her seat.
Heysham Port owner set to provide free prostate cancer tests for all male staff
Heysham Port owner Peel Ports Group is set to introduce free prostate cancer testing for all its male staff, thanks to a proposal from its own employees.
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27 pictures as demolition takes place at Morecambe’s eyesore alley
An eyesore alley known as ‘Pigeon alley’ in Morecambe which has long been a blight on the town, is being demolished.
Secondary school near Lancaster showcases refurbished food technology room with chef visit from Michelin-starred restaurant
Dallam School welcomed Alessandro Perfetto from Michelin-starred SOURCE at Gilpin Hotel in the Lake District, as Year 10 students took part in a special food demonstration and practical cookery session in the school’s newly refurbished food technology room.
PHOTOS: Iconic 'M' arrives as new McDonald's in Morecambe takes shape
The famous 'M' sign has gone up as work continues ahead of the opening of a new McDonald's in Morecambe.
Victorian voices analysed in Lancaster University research about northern accent development
Lancaster University researchers have used voices from Victorian speakers to highlight the evolution of different accents from across Lancashire and Cumbria.
Lancaster mayor reflects on memorable year serving city
The outgoing Lancaster mayor has shared memories of the last year, which saw her attending more than 180 events.
Young Lancaster dancers heading for iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom
Youngsters at an award winning Lancaster dance school are set to follow in the footsteps of Strictly Come Dancing stars.
PHOTOS and VIDEO: Long-awaited demolition begins at eyesore alley on Morecambe Prom
Demolition work is under way ahead of a long-awaited revamp of a derelict alleyway overlooking Morecambe seafront.
By-election due after Lancaster councillor resigns
A by-election will be held after a Green resigned from Lancaster City Council.
Morecambe man's dart-a-thon aims to support Andy's Man Club
A Morecambe man is taking part in a dart-a-thon this week to raise money for a cause close to his heart.
Police appeal after criminal damage in Morecambe
Police in Morecambe are appealing for witnesses in relation to criminal damage in the resort.
Anti-SLAPP law: how ‘legal bullying’ lawsuit litigation is silencing UK journalists and harming democracy
Today (April 15) media outlets across the country are joining a Day of Action to call for the UK Government to include anti-SLAPP protections in the forthcoming King’s Speech ⚖️
Government funding boost to help repair Lancaster City Museum
A £94,000 government cash injection will be used to make repairs at Lancaster City Museum after part of a ceiling collapsed.
Mayor of Lancaster reflects on her "memorable and privileged" year
The outgoing Mayor of Lancaster has spoken of her memorable year attending more than 180 events across the area.
Retired librarian from Morecambe leads call for national AI awareness campaign
A grandmother of three from Morecambe is championing a campaign to raise awareness about Artificial Intelligence.
Spring Covid‑19 vaccination programme goes live
The NHS in the north west has launched its spring Covid‑19 vaccination programme, with eligible people now able to book appointments through the National Booking Service or by calling 119.
Man accused of Lancaster pedestrian death to stand trial
A man appeared at Preston Crown Court charged with multiple offences following the death of a pedestrian after a collision in Lancaster.
Heysham pupils embrace the magic of music in first annual concert appearance
Bay Leadership Academy’s first year as part of the Andrew Lloyd Webber Programme – in partnership with the Music in Secondary Schools Trust (MiSST) – came to a rousing crescendo as eight virtuoso pupils joined more than 250 of their fellow young musicians at the 13th MiSST Annual Concert. ...