Beyond Radio News
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Nation's favourite walks inspire new exhibition by local artistInspired by the television programme - Britain’s Favourite Walks: top 100 - Heysham-based fine artist Patricia Haskey has chosen the top ten to paint and she’s walked most of them too.
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Finding forever homes for brothers and sistersA new campaign has been launched to encourage more people to consider adopting groups of brothers and sisters.
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Local businesses invited to take part in electric vehicle chargepoint boomBusinesses and community groups in Lancaster and Morecambe are being encouraged to benefit from the growth in electric vehicle charging points being installed throughout the region.
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Frontierland - What happened to Archie the Rat?Over the past few weeks we have seen a collection of beautiful works of art from local Artists in an attempt to brighten up the awful blue wall, which feels like a wall disconnecting the West End of Morecambe to the rest of the town. However one artist's work, which highlighted the neglect of such a crucial and full of potential piece of land, have been removed.
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Latest Sky News Headlines
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Sturgeon's hopes of Holyrood majority remain on knife edge
The SNP's hopes of securing a majority in the Scottish elections are on a knife edge this morning, but Nicola Sturgeon's party remains on course for an historic fourth term in office.
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Drakeford says Labour has 'exceeded expectations' as party set to win Senedd
Labour is set to retain control of the Welsh government after the party fought off challenges from the Conservatives to key "red wall" seats.
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What the data reveals about Labour's election performance - and the reasons for it
Labour's crushing by-election defeat and their losses in council elections across England have left Sir Keir Starmer facing questions about his leadership - and the party's future.
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Safety-first Starmer must take more risks if he's to halt the spread of Tory blue
It was the late Roy Jenkins in the run-up to the 1997 general election, who shrewdly compared Tony Blair to a man carrying a priceless Ming vase across a highly polished floor.
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