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• Morecambe MP welcomes government funding boost for local organisations

  Two community organisations in Morecambe have secured a share of new government funding aimed at bringing people together and strengthening local ties. 

• Campaigners form human chain on A6 in support of green belt land

  Residents have lined a main road as part of a national day of protest against development on green belt land.

• PHOTOS: Stained glass window restoration revealed at Morecambe Winter Gardens

  Beautiful stained glass windows are being restored inside the Winter Gardens and some of the work has been revealed.

• Sadness as heartfelt message announces Lancaster cafe will close

  A popular coffee shop in Lancaster city centre will close after more than seven years due to rising costs.

• Charity volunteer from Lancaster set for Grand Final of TV quiz Mastermind

  A cat-lover from Lancaster has proven herself to be one of the UK's biggest quiz brains after reaching the final of Mastermind.

• LISTEN: Excitement builds for team behind Eden Project Morecambe 'Bring Me Sunshine' garden

  We have been chatting to the team behind the Bring Me Sunshine Garden ahead of the first work starting on the Eden Project Morecambe site this summer.

• Campaigner frustrated at "stalled" Morecambe Promenade open-air showers plan

  A campaigner for open air showers on Morecambe Promenade fears the plans have stalled after he launched a petition two years ago.

• Professional wrestling show to be held on Morecambe FC pitch for first time

  A professional wrestling event will be held outdoors on the Morecambe FC pitch next month, it's been announced.

• Hundreds of kids to pay homage to Eric Morecambe as more centenary celebrations revealed

  More than 800 school pupils will perform the trademark 'Bring Me Sunshine' dance on the Promenade during a fun run to celebrate Eric Morecambe's centenary.

• Giant blanket paying tribute to children killed in Gaza to go on display in Lancaster

  A blanket of more than 20 metres in length will go on display in Lancaster to remember children who have been killed in the Middle East.

• Tributes pour in for Morecambe legend Roger the dancing man

  A music lover whose dancing feet made him a popular figure at events and festivals across the Lancaster and Morecambe area has died, aged 93.

• Net Zero on the horizon for Lancaster University thanks to renewable energy investment

  Lancaster University has taken a giant leap towards net zero, regularly generating 100% of its own electricity for the first time this spring through a new solar farm.

• Vast majority of primary pupils get preferred school placement

  More than 98% of Lancashire children starting primary school in September have been offered a place at one of their three preferred primary schools.

• Date announced for new number plate recognition parking system at Heysham medical centre

  A new parking system for patients, visitors and staff at a medical centre in Heysham is set to begin.

• PHOTOS: Iconic 'M' arrives as new McDonald's in Morecambe takes shape

  The famous 'M' sign has gone up as work continues ahead of the opening of a new McDonald's in Morecambe.

• Victorian voices analysed in Lancaster University research about northern accent development

  Lancaster University researchers have used voices from Victorian speakers to highlight the evolution of different accents from across Lancashire and Cumbria.

• Young Lancaster dancers heading for iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom

  Youngsters at an award winning Lancaster dance school are set to follow in the footsteps of Strictly Come Dancing stars.

• PHOTOS and VIDEO: Long-awaited demolition begins at eyesore alley on Morecambe Prom

  Demolition work is under way ahead of a long-awaited revamp of a derelict alleyway overlooking Morecambe seafront.

• By-election due after Lancaster councillor resigns

  A by-election will be held after a Green resigned from Lancaster City Council.

• Government funding boost to help repair Lancaster City Museum

  A £94,000 government cash injection will be used to make repairs at Lancaster City Museum after part of a ceiling collapsed.