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Police appeal after woman assaulted trying to break up a fight

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a woman was assaulted as she tried to break up a fight on Pitt Street earlier this month. The incident took […]

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Seatbelt crackdown as part of Operation Pathway

Drivers and passengers are being reminded to ‘belt up’ – or risk putting their lives in danger – ahead of a crackdown on the correct use of seatbelts. Throughout February, […]

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Locals unite to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Over the last 10 years, the National Coalition Building Institute have organised a Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in the Memorial Gardens by Lancaster Town Hall, with appropriate community events, displays, […]

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Green Councillor leaves City Council Cabinet

Green Party councillor Jane Fletcher has stepped down from her position on the City Council’s cabinet and a new member, again from the Greens, will be elected at a full […]

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20mph Speed Limit on roads across Lancashire announced

After years of campaigning for lower speed limits by the Green Party and health professionals, and, more recently, by a local 20s Plenty group, the County Council has implemented a […]

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County's bypass cost cutting flaws exposed

Two Green Party County Councillors have voiced serious concerns about the way that Lancashire County Council is proceeding with the vexed issue of the Heysham-M6 Link Road, arguing proposed cost […]

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Lancaster Employability Event announced

Help Direct, a service designed to provide local people with practical support, is running an Employability Event in Lancaster next week. If you are you out of work, facing redundancy […]

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Consultation on future of Lunesdale East development announced

Lancaster City Council is asking residents living in and around the Luneside East area of Lancaster for their views on how the site should be redeveloped. The council has been […]

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Suspected heroin and crack cocaine seized in Lancaster

Police have seized over £1,000 worth of suspected heroin and crack cocaine after stopping a car in Lancaster. The car was stopped on Caton Road by officers from Lancaster’s neighbourhood […]

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Morecambe’s Festival Market extends its opening hours due to popular demand

Due to popular demand, Morecambe’s Festival Market has extended its winter closing time from 4 to 4.30pm. The Festival Market which is managed by Lancaster City Council is a traditional […]

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