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• VIDEO and INTERVIEW: Lancaster schoolboy, 10, makes drum 'n' bass DJ debut at Lancaster festival

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• Highest Point 'Lancaster Rocks' night cancelled due to thunderstorms warning

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• Quad bike rider dies after road crash in Morecambe

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• Morecambe guesthouse couple to star on reality TV show 'Four in a Bed'

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• Mother and son unveiled as new Lancaster mayoral team

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• New police and crime commissioner for Lancashire begins role

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