Gibbons - Nixon
Caron Gibbons, daughter of Zofia and Brandon Williams married Keith Nixon, son of Diana Turner and John Jarvis, of Ingol, Preston at Garstang Country Hotel on June 12.
Caron and Keith honeymooned in Santorini and will live in Ingol, Preston.

Longridge Parade
Longridge's Annual Civic Parade allowed new Mayor Rupert Swarbrick and Mayoress Katherine Swarbrick to be introduced to the people of Longridge for the first time.
The mayor, who stressed the importance of bringing pride back to the town, was joined by fellow Mayors Beverley Jones, of Ribble Valley, and Mary Robinson, of Clitheroe.
Coun Swarbrick said: 'It was a very proud occassion, and it was good to restore some civic pride in Longridge so soon after the recent unfortunate incidents after Field Day."
Another proud parader was the mayor's 101-year-old grandmother Margaret who had a minibus laid on for the parade, which started at the Civic Hall and finished at St Pauls.
Above, the Mayor and Mayoress, Coun Rupert Swarbrick and his wife Katherine, with Dianna and Rodney Swarbrick and 101-year-old Margaret Swarbrick

Samuel Wisniewski
A young gym instructor from Morecambe, who turned around his life after taking up boxing, is now passing on his skills to teenagers.
Samuel Leon Wisniewski notched up a national title just two years after taking up the sport..
Samuel, 22, who is heading up boxfit sessions at Total Fitness in Lancaster, said: " The adult boxfit that I teach is really popular but it's for over 16s so a lot of the teenagers were disappointed that they couldn't join in. This new class is for them."

Chloe Angel
A family from Ingol are celebrating after funds were raised for a state of the art sensory garden to be built for their grandaughter.
Three-year-old Chloe Angel is blind, cannot walk or talk and sufferers from cerebal palsy, as well as cardiomyopia and has type 1 diabetes. The only senses that she has are smell and hearing, so the play area has been designed with wind chimes and an array of plants with different scents to smell.
Chloe's grandmother Johanna Gallagher praised donators: "Whilst times are like this you just have to think there are some very very caring people."
Chloe's family thanked everyone who helped with building including Gary Nodwell, Helen and Chris Haigh from Peerless fencing. Matt from C Thompson in Southport, Jackson Skip Hire, Billy Cadwallader for his fund-raising run and Tony Clayton.
The Chloe Angel Charity Appeal will hold a Rock and Roll fund-raiser on July 11 at St Anthony's, Cadley Causeway. For details, ring Johanna on 01772 735862.

Margaret Bamber
A popular former Lancashire teacher has recently turned 100-years-old.
Margaret Bamber, from Goosnargh, above, travelled far and wide to America and Australia in her youth and worked all over the country.
Born and raised in Goosnargh, she was brought up with three sisters and went on to study at Preston Girls' Grammar School before obtaining a degree at Manchester University in Domestic Science.
She taught in the Midlands and bought her own home. She then came back to the North West after the war to teach in Wigan. She went on to settle down in Longridge and became responsible for the teaching of domestic science in all the schools in Longridge.
Despite her age, Mrs Bamber continues to garden and often takes walks around the village.

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