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• Iconic Morecambe town centre pub reopens after six-figure revamp

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• Town council opens grant applications for Morecambe festivals and events in 2025

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• Lancaster youth charity shortlisted for national award

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• Morecambe scout HQ to be renamed in honour of inspirational leader

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  Lancaster University contributed nearly £2 billion to the economy in a single year, according to a new report launched this week.

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