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Storys shorts - 08/02/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

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Housing boost on cards for suburb

MORE than 50 new homes will be built in a Preston suburb if plans are given the green light this week.

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Warton Crag

Manpower boost for beauty spot

A project to manage the habitat of wildlife at a Lancashire beauty spot has been given a boost.

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Break in weather is a helping hand

The operation to rescue a stricken pipe on the bed of Morecambe Bay is underway following weeks waiting for a break in the weather.

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Story shorts - 02/02/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

The edge of the Bowland Forest, a possible site

Campaigners to battle new pylons

A campaign group battling plans to build pylons across Lancashire claims putting them underground would be cheaper than previously thought.

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Plunge into Irish Sea online

Conservation experts have launched a new website to give people the chance to glimpse the riches in the depths of the Irish Sea.

New wind turbines

Careful planning to build turbines

A countryside campaign group today claimed councils need to take care over the positioning of wind turbines.

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Community asked to rally to help school turn green

Eco-minded pupils are appealing for community help with their new garden.

New wind turbines

A changing landscape

Lancashire’s landscape will be transformed over the next 12 months with scores of wind turbines, it can be revealed today.

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Story shorts - 26/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

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View from the proposed turbine site at Claytons Farm in Flag Lane, Penwortham

Turbine plan for farm set to be approved

A farmer’s plans for a 60ft wind turbine on his land look set to be approved despite objections from residents.

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Town is given its parks back

Kirkham will be granted the freedom to manage its own parks and open spaces after Fylde Council agreed to transfer them to Kirkham Town Council.

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Story shorts - 24/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

Damage: Shirley in the bedroom at her Ingol home Pictures: NEIL CROSS

Solar panel woes

It’s been hailed as an environmentally-friendly way of powering our homes and businesses.

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Design of nature site celebrated

A nature reserve in Lancashire will be given an award at a ceremony, along with landmarks in Iceland, Russia and Denmark.

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Park set for a big clean up

Volunteers are needed to help spruce up a park.

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Story shorts - 17/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

CHALLENGE: yet more rubbish found last week

Dump zone in line for latest rubbish purge

A clean-up of an area plagued by fly-tippers is due take place.

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Story shorts - 13/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

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Wildlife hunt for bird study

Nature lovers are being encouraged to take part in a birdwatching weekend.

plans: Shale gas extraction is set for the county

Pollution from fracking ‘is unlikely’

It is “extremely unlikely” that ground water supplies would be polluted by methane as a result of controversial “fracking” for shale gas, UK geologists said today.

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TREE RECYCLING: Park rangers Terry Blackburn and Andy Kennion

Christmas ends with green finale

Festive celebrations came to an end in a green fashion as hundreds of Christmas trees were brought to a Preston park this weekend.

Resident Irene Harrison in front of the rubbish on Burrow Road and St Barnabas Place in Deepdale

Embankment is just a giant dump

Car tyres, shoes, slippers, plastic bags, cans, bottles and even a trampoline are just some of the rubbish which has been fly-tipped on a railway embankment in Preston.

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Artists impression of the office and hotel development planned for the corner of Corporation Street and Ringway

Plan back on agenda

International developers have asked for more time to build a multi-million pound hotel and office complex in Preston city centre.

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A touch of summer warmth

Gales may be blowing outside but visitors to Lancaster are being offered a taste of the tropics.

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Drugs grant for university

A University researcher has been given a grant to study drug addiction.

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Story shorts - 06/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

Story shorts - 05/01/12

A round-up of news in brief from across Lancashire

Beki Williams, an RSPB intern

Lend a helping hand to a wildlife charity

Wildlife enthusiasts are being sought for internships at a Lancashire nature reserve

WATER CALLS: The fenced-off fountain in Miller Park first broke down in September Photo : David Hurst

Fountain plea for city’s Guild year

It is a landmark feature in one of Preston’s best-loved parks.

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Man leaves cash in will to support mountain rescue

A mountain rescue team has bought new equipment to support emergency services when snow and wintry weather hits the region.


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