Lifestyle

Reporter Charlie Bullough looks at how a once reviled part of the beer market is on the up.

I’ve heard it said many times that we often don’t appreciate what is on our doorstep. How I reflected on those very words on a recent trip to the Lake District.

These are just some of the stories that were making the headlines in 1979, along with a selection of pictures showing life in Lancashire

The Cheeky Girls, giant Lego heads and “mountains of confetti” will help launch a new nightclub in Morecambe following an £800,000 investment.

Make the most of some of the best locally sourced ingredients, with delicious Fleetwood hake, courtesy of the Walled Garden, at Barton Grange.  When served with linguini it is filling and hearty enough for an autumn supper, or a dinner party with friends.

Danny Donohue writes about the need for patience when getting fit.

In the first of two features on the West End of Morecambe, reporter NICK LAKIN explores the possibility of an artistic and creative renaissance in one of the town’s most historic neighbourhoods...

The greatest hits of motown show How Sweet It Is has been touring for over 18 years and is now coming to Lancaster .

Footlights present an adaption of the most chilling story of all time at Lancaster Grand.

Apricity – “The Warmth of the Sun in Winter” - is a seasonal Gallery Exhibition @ Arteria in Lancaster.

Beetham Nurseries, near Milnthorpe, is to host a celebration of fruits this October at their annual apple and fruit weekend, as well as welcoming TV chef Craig Sherrington to judge their infamous Apple Pie competition.

There is a casino night at The Globe Arena in Morecambe this Friday, October 12, in aid of St John’s Hospice, Lancaster.

The award winning A Splendid Day Out festival will take place over the weekend of October 12-14 at The Platform and The Alhambra Morecambe.

Get up close and personal with acclaimed world music collective Rafiki Jazz on Sunday (October 14) at More Music in Morecambe.

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Colin Burbidge, of Lancashire Wine School, writes about the weather conditions to make the perfect wine.