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  A charity helping people to cope with life's challenges will hold an open night in Lancaster as it sees record numbers of people coming through its doors.

• Strikes affecting Lancaster trains called off but reduced timetable will still run

  Strikes due to affect trains at Lancaster on the next two Sundays have been called off but rail services will still be reduced.

• Bolton-le-Sands gastropub reopening with brand new look

  A popular gastropub in Bolton-le-Sands is set to reopen after a major refurbishment.

• INTERVIEWS: Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire meets 100-year-old D-Day veteran on visit to Morecambe

  The Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire has paid a visit to Morecambe where she met a veteran of the D-Day landings.

• Restaurant and cafe boss takes over as chair of Morecambe BID

  A cafe and restaurant owner has become the new chairman of Morecambe BID.

• New council strategy aims to bring empty homes back into use across Lancaster district

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• INTERVIEWS: Mums are going to Iceland on Morecambe charity trek

  Mums have spoken of their excitement ahead of the first ever overseas fundraising trek run by a Morecambe charity for disabled people.

• Morecambe MP seeks reassurance for local farmers after foot-and-mouth disease fears

  The Morecambe MP wants assurances that foot and mouth disease won’t be allowed to return to the UK.

• INTERVIEW: Poignant words from terminally ill Morecambe hotelier as we join him on charity walk

  A popular hotelier from Morecambe who has terminal cancer had an important message as we joined him on his month-long charity walk.

• Repairs due after complaints over flooded Morecambe shopping centre car park

  Drain repairs will be carried out at a Morecambe shopping centre car park after complaints about flooding.

• Loud boom and 'smoke' from Heysham power station "no reason for concern"

  Residents were alarmed by a loud boom and billowing 'smoke' after a reactor unit tripped at Heysham 2 power station.

• Vital repairs to a host of Lancaster district schools set to be given green light

  Seven schools across Lancaster and Morecambe are in line to receive vital repairs over the next year as part of a programme by Lancashire County Council.

• Appeal after pedestrian seriously injured in A6 collision in Lancaster

  Police are appealing for witnesses and footage after a collision on the A6 in Lancaster that left a woman with serious injuries.

• Police appeal after break-in attempts at hotel, amusement arcade and market in Morecambe

  Police are investigating after attempts to break in to several businesses on Morecambe Promenade.

• Teenager arrested after police drugs raid in Lancaster

  Police have arrested a teenager after a drugs raid in Lancaster.

• Arrests made after police recover large amount of Lego stolen from Lancaster shops

  Arrests have been made after police recovered a large quantity of Lego stolen from Lancaster city centre shops.

• Opposition mounts to plans to scrap Lancaster City Council in shake-up of local government

  Plans to abolish Lancaster City Council as part of a major redesign of local government are being opposed.

• Thousands expected to attend fast-growing Lancaster Chinese New Year Festival

  Around 5000 people are expected to visit Lancaster for the annual Chinese New Year celebrations.

• Investigation continues after Carnforth pensioner defrauded by fake police officer

  Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after a pensioner in Carnforth was conned by somebody posing as a police officer.