AFC Fylde fan Jack Connor believes it’s only a matter of time until the Coasters are firing again in the Conference Premier. The Lancashire side haven’t started the season as they would have liked with […]
A supply teacher from Blackpool has claimed that meat contributes more to climate change than transport. The global climate strike on Friday saw many Preston locals protesting fracking and use of cars. Though many feel […]
Sukie Woodhouse, 53, has been using her plastic waste from supermarkets to create paintings depicting waves. The artist, who lives in St. Annes, also collects and uses waste near the seaside to include in her […]
An amateur theatre group in Leyland, Lancashire, is on a mission to tackle the decline in the number of audience members watching live performances. St Ambrose Players is reaching out to potential spectators by deliberately […]
Climate change campaigners skipped school during Friday, in the hopes of getting their voices heard. Around 50 young people and an additional 50 adults were in attendance at the protest. A previous meetup happened in […]
The government has agreed that there will be a total of £675 million put in place to help struggling areas. However, there is only allowed to be one town per area so for the Fylde […]
A petition to reopen the Old Tramroad Bridge in Avenham Park, Preston, has gained 3,000 signatures in six days. The footbridge is a popular route with pedestrians and cyclists which connects Preston with the neighbouring […]
This weekend saw the introduction of ‘Positive Weekend’ across Lancashire’s youth football, as the county’s FA look to improve the experience at matches for young people. It marks the fifth anniversary of ‘Silent Weekend’; when […]
Lancaster museum Judges Lodgings has reopened after it was closed in 2016 due to council cuts. Judges Lodgings, in Church Street, was formerly a town house used by judges when they attended sessions at the Assize […]
The head of a leading victims’ charity has suggested the high number of failed prosecutions could reflect the lack of public confidence in the criminal justice system. Dianne Fawcett, Chief Officer of independent charity Victim […]
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