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Three Lancaster siblings took part in a special event in London aimed at making everyone feel equal.

Local care home Laurel Bank in Lancaster will be opening its doors to a number of elderly people from the community to help tackle loneliness and isolation this Christmas.

Staff and pupils at Lancaster Steiner School are celebrating on a worldwide scale as the educational movement celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Lancaster Royal Grammar School could change its admissions policy to help children from less privileged backgrounds gain access.

Students from Lancaster & Morecambe College have supported children from Mossgate Primary School to plant a new nature corridor linking their woodland area to the rest of the school grounds.

A Heysham couple have raised more than £1,300 to help the neonatal unit at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary, which helped them and their son Archie after he was born premature last year.

Five members of staff who saved a customer at Salt Ayre Leisure Centre from drowning have been recognised at Lancaster City Council’s annual awards ceremony.

A derelict house in Morecambe’s West End that was left empty for more than six years is to be given a new lease of life thanks to the tenacious efforts of Lancaster City Council.

Labour’s chair and general election coordinator Ian Lavery rallied Labour campaigners in Morecambe on Tuesday evening as part of a tour of towns across the north.

Morecambe entrepreneurs and co-founders of Better2Know, Anthea Morris and Michael Asher, have jointly received a national accolade at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards.

A Lancaster takeaway has been fined £15,000 for breaching food hygiene regulations – after a customer found a 3cm long screw inside an onion bhaji.

Seven lucky neighbours in a Heysham street have been toasting their success after scooping £30,000 each thanks to their postcode.

A Lancaster woman living with schizophrenia is fast gaining recognition as an artist.

The owners of the Headway Hotel in Morecambe have gone into administration.

A new ‘DIY doctors’ scheme is on its way to Morecambe as latest figures show that 24 per cent of people in Morecambe Bay are waiting longer than two weeks to get seen by a GP – with thousands waiting over a month for an appointment.

Education stars from across the area were honoured at our special awards evening.

Businesses in Lancaster and Wyre exported more than a quarter of a billion pounds worth of goods to the EU last year, figures reveal.

The Neuro Drop In Centre in Lancaster has entered one of its films into this year’s Charity Film Awards.

Hundreds of sporty Santas delivered a £5,000 Christmas present to CancerCare on a festive fun run round the streets of Lancaster on Sunday.