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A Morecambe mum is helping to raise £800 to pay fines a couple were landed with after taking their children on a term-time holiday after their mum beat cancer.

With more than 800 lettuces and 124 pounds of tomatoes produced in the last growing season it is safe to say the volunteer-run garden is an asset to St John’s Hospice.

It was early on Mother’s Day when Amanda Fraser-Gray took an urgent call from America that turned her life upside down.

Ludus Dance has been awarded £76,000 from BBC Children in Need to improve the mental health of children and young people in Lancashire.

Lancaster student Will Fraser-Gray is back home, just months after suffering life-threatening injuries in an horrific car crash in the United States.

Morecambe and Lunesdale MP David Morris has been slammed by the LGBT+ community for voting against extending marriage for same sex partners to Northern Ireland.

Students from Central Lancaster High School completed a sponsored climb to the summit of Snowdon as part of an engagement programme which helps stop children being excluded from school.

Thousands partied in the sun for three days at an ‘amazing’ Morecambe Music Festival as the town enjoyed one of its busiest and liveliest weekends in recent memory.

A team from Lancaster University will appear on University Challenge tonight, Monday.

A fish and chip supper followed by a balmy summer’s evening spent watching bands on the beach – what better way to spend a few hours?

Detectives are appealing for information after two attempted thefts from cash machines.

A week in the sun to help a family of six put a traumatic year behind them led to fines of almost £800.

Prime Minister Theresa May has agreed to help progress talks on bringing the Eden Project to Morecambe.

Council officers have angered Carnforth residents after announcing they are to remove plant boxes and banners from the town on health and safety grounds.

A former bus station waiting room in Morecambe has been given a new lease of life as a hang-out shelter for young people.

The Lancashire and Cumbria branch of Women in Property was launched this month.

A Lancaster man is counting the cost of fly-tipping and a number of related offences.

Changes to the way ice-cream is sold on Morecambe prom are still under discussion after city councillors could not come to a decision on the future of the trade.