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She may be 65 years old, but intrepid grandmother Sheila Henshaw decided that the way to celebrate her big birthday was by tackling her first triathlon.

In March 2020, St John’s Hospice will be taking on the formidable foothills of the Himalayas!

Youngsters on the Marsh estate in Lancaster have come together to make a lasting tribute to a friend who tragically died last year.

A World War Two veteran has been honoured with France’s highest military medal for the part he played in the D-Day landings.

A former church in Morecambe has been officially listed by the city council as an Asset of Community Value.

Lancaster University has been named as the best in the north west.

Nine teenagers from Lancashire and Cumbria have stepped onto the first rung of their career ladder in the hospitality sector, thanks to a hotel group’s unique training initiative.

Emma Edwards has been promoted to partner at Lancaster and Preston law firm BSG Solicitors.

Tributes have been paid to former Morecambe FC physio Dave Edge, who passed away last week.

A hero builder who saved a mum from her burning car after it exploded has been named as one of BBC Radio Lancashire’s Community Heroes.

A group of Lancaster students are completing their National Citizen Service (NCS) with a charity Open Mic Night this Saturday at the Gregson Community Arts Centre.

Lancaster-based award winning creative agency Hotfoot Design are set to launch Vouch this weekend, a new online gift voucher website that will allow people to buy gift vouchers from independent businesses in the region.

Wet weather sets back reopening of Lancaster’s Greyhound Bridge

A school teacher is celebrating after completing the gruelling Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc.

Carrying knives on Lancashire’s streets is unacceptable – and police are encouraging residents to hand in the weapons as part of a national knife surrender campaign.

Lancaster’s new bishop was part of a group to head further north to Newcastle Diocese for a special mission event.

People in Lancaster and Morecambe district are being called upon to unite against dementia by signing up for a local Alzheimer’s Society’s Memory Walk on Sunday September 23.

A young Arnside woman who recently spent 12 weeks volunteering in Nepal is now using the skills she developed overseas to help out in the UK.

A 111-year-old Leeds-made clock which once kept time in Morecambe is alive and ticking after being restored to its former glory.