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Lancaster and Lancashire News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Lancaster and Lancashire. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Tributes to 'inspiring' baroness who has died
Baroness Massey of Darwen has been described as "a great campaigner for the rights of others".
Preston to host BBC Radio 2 in the Park
The station will be "decamping" to Lancashire for two days in September, the BBC announces.
Taliban captive wife hopes to inspire students
Kelly Cornwell got a degree while helping fight for her husband's release in Afghanistan.
Mum started out with £300 - now she's £1m Queen Bee
A woman who survived domestic abuse has grown a successful business motivating entrepreneurs.
Community cafe sees huge increase in demand
A cafe that provides free meals to people who are struggling says it has seen a big increase in demand.
Forgotten garden opens to public at Gawthorpe Hall
The forgotten walled garden is now open after a team of volunteers worked to transform the area.
Blackpool rock threatened by inferior imports, makers say
Manufacturers want Blackpool rock to get the same status as Stilton cheese and Cornish clotted cream.
Blackpool South candidates debate town's future
In a BBC Lancashire debate, candidates have been addressing concerns about the town's future.
PCC candidates debate anti-social behaviour
In a BBC Lancashire debate, candidates have been addressing anti-social behaviour concerns.
Local elections 2024: Who can I vote for?
Use our lookup to see if there is an election in your area and who you can vote for on 2 May
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Voters in parts of England will elect councillors, mayors and police commissioners in May.
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The rules on everything from dogs, children, ID and selfies to voting while drunk.
Man in body armour with weapons caught on street
A man has been arrested after he was stopped by police in the early hours of the morning.
Bid to make girl guides centre a community hub
Waddow Hall Trust says it needs £5m to buy and run the hall, which was purchased by Girlguiding UK in 1927.
Shops to stay open as £600k street revamp begins
Businesses are being reassured disruption will be kept to a minimum during three-month roadworks.
Locals to shape future of Eden Project Morecambe
The people of Morecambe will help decide what the Eden Project will deliver.
New mothers to get more breastfeeding support
Both Lancashire county and Blackburn with Darwen councils provide more funding for breastfeeding help.
Kinder Buenos worth £134,000 stolen from estate
Thieves have made off with £134,000 worth of Kinder Bueno chocolate in an early morning raid.
Plans to rebuild vape factory gutted by fire
The site has been empty for months after a fire caused by a faulty light destroyed the warehouse.
Driver charged after abandoned car causes M6 crash
A 44-year-old man has been charged after a car was left in a live lane, causing a coach to crash.
Flintoff's son Rocky makes Lancashire second XI ton
Rocky Flintoff, the teenage son of former England all-rounder Andrew, scores his maiden century for Lancashire second XI.
Blackburn must 'stick together' in relegation battle
Blackburn Rovers will "stick together" in their battle against relegation from the Championship, boss John Eustace says.
Keeper blunders hand Sheff Wed relegation lifeline
Aynsley Pears concedes a calamitous own goal to keep Sheffield Wednesday's hopes of avoiding Championship relegation alive.
Essex wrap up innings win over Lancashire
Essex bowl out Lancashire for just 107 to complete their second Championship win in three games at the start of the new season.
Burnley boost survival hopes with win at Sheff Utd
Burnley give their Premier League survival hopes a huge boost with a vital victory to push bottom side Sheffield United further towards relegation.
No deal done for Ince - Appleton
Blackpool manager Michael Appleton says Liverpool are interested in Thomas Ince but denies a deal has been done.
Moores to nurture youth at Lancs
Peter Moores will continue to help young, local talent progress after extending his contract as Lancashire coach.
Alexander to reduce squad size
New manager Graham Alexander plans to reduce the size of the squad he has inherited at League Two side Fleetwood Town.
Foster display delights Westley
Preston manager Graham Westley says Luke Foster gave an "outstanding" performance on his debut against Bury.
Oxford Utd 2-0 Accrington
James Constable's seventh goal of the season helps Oxford beat Accrington and secures a place in the FA Cup third round.
Trio reach World Open last eight
England's Laura Massaro, Jenny Duncalf and Alison Waters reach the quarter-finals of the women's World Squash Open.
No plans to sell Austin - Burnley
Burnley say they will resist attempts to buy 22-goal striker Charlie Austin during the January transfer window.
Moores extends deal at Lancashire
Head coach Peter Moores will remain with Lancashire until the end of the 2014 season after extending his contract.
Appleton expects Basham to return
Blackpool are confident that midfielder Chris Basham will play a full part in the club's festive fixture programme.
Robinson remains in Berg's plans
Manager Henning Berg insists Paul Robinson has a future at Blackburn, despite leaving his keeper out at Blackpool.
Cyclist Wiggins wins BBC trophy
Olympic gold medallist and Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins is voted the 2012 BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
England to rest Lancs' Anderson
Chris Woakes and Jos Buttler replace James Anderson and Jonathan Trott in England's one-day squad to face India.
Nurse who stole more than £100k from patients jailed
He forged the signature of an elderly woman who was incapable of holding a pen, say police.
Four hurt as runaway horses bolt across London
The horses, one bleeding heavily, caused chaos in central London as they collided with traffic.
Victim's mum condemns 'abhorrent' police message
Emma Webber pens a letter criticising an officer who wrote a graphic post about the Nottingham attacks.
Meet the cyclist who cleans road signs as a hobby
John Edwards is on a mission to make signs in Shropshire sparkling clean.
Gross failures in nurse's care before death - inquest
An inquest jury finds there were "missed opportunities" to prevent the death of Lily Lucas.
Plane makes emergency landing due to bird strike
A flight from Newcastle to Cape Verde diverted to Manchester due to a bird strike, TUI says.
'Nudey knits' in café window censored after complaints
The figures, made to raise money for charity, triggered complaints and online debate in Shepton Mallet.
Drug driver jailed over student's hit-and-run death
University of Huddersfield student Oliver Pryde was an aspiring maths teacher, his family say.
School rated inadequate takes Ofsted to court
A Dunstable school given an inadequate rating by watchdog Ofsted begins a High Court challenge.
John Barnes banned as company director over taxes
John Barnes Media Ltd failed to pay £190,000 in taxes despite a turnover of over £400,000.
Tributes to 'inspiring' baroness who has died
Baroness Massey of Darwen has been described as "a great campaigner for the rights of others".
Man who ran length of Africa reaches fundraising target
Russ Cook, nicknamed ?Hardest Geezer?, crossed the finish line in Tunisia after 352 days on 7 April.