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Woman driver was over the drink drive limit, inquest hears A woman driver killed in the Heysham bypass crash which claimed four lives was over the drink drive limit, an inquest heard today.

Fatal accident closes Motorway A woman has died and two people have been seriously injured in a four vehicle collision on the M6 between Bilsborrow and Claughton-on-Brock in the early hours of this morning, Friday.

Zoom along for the cars and fun at the Motor and Leisure Show COME and enjoy our motorshow where there's plenty to see and do. Lancaster and Morecambe Newspapers has the perfect event to put a smile on everyone's faces!

Setback for Warehouse site A £1.5million scheme to transform Lancaster's former Warehouse nightclub into a 23-bedroomed hotel, restaurant and wine bar could become the latest victim of the credit crunch.

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Police warn of thieves targeting OAPs

Town hall under fire for Big Brother 'spy' tactics

A very poplar move

Students' Mongolia mission

Woman assaulted in her Morecambe home

Uni bosses' plan to solve parking crisis

New waste collection times

Laurel Bank Care Home unveil sensory garden

Barton Road comunity centre celebrations

School leavers' photographs

£60,000 investment to help Lancastrians get fit

A683 in Melling closed

Race for Life 2008 - slideshow

Lancaster: Have your say

10-year-old boy hit by bus

Seafront cafe damaged in air pistol incident

Lancaster police warn of street scam

Semi-naked man runs riot in city centre

£100million blueprint for Lancaster

Liquid club sells for 19p

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