Opinion

Columnist Di Wade writes about the political correctness of sheep and gingerbread men

Columnist Darryl Morris writes about the panic of leaving his phone at home

The only downside to all the wonderful weather over the Easter weekend was the mild inconvenience suffered by dog owners.

Although I am a self-confessed motormouth, somebody who has never shied away from proffering an opinion on absolutely anything, I have never resorted to protest.

If the devastating fire that swept through Notre Dame last week does not ring alarm bells among the complacent Westminster MPs about the perils of their own building, nothing will.

I believe the children are our future”, warbled Whitney Houston, “teach them well, and let them lead the way”. Well, that’s all very well Whitney, but who’s doing the teaching? What happens if they pass on their own prejudices?

We finally found the house we wanted and the preparations to move are well under way.

Local historian Keith Johnson looks back at a drunken 'accident' that led to a man's death...

Local historian Keith Johnson looks back at another horrific rail death from Victorian times.

Three years ago – a period of time I spend every waking hour yearning to return to - my Sunday mornings consisted of lying in bed till 11, ambling downstairs to make a brew and a couple of crumpets, and then retiring to the living room, settling on the chaise longue in my satin pyjamas, and perusing the newspaper before watching a re-run of Match of the Day.

According to Benjamin Franklin, there are only two certainties in life – death and taxes.

Make Up Doctor Rita Parmar offers tips on maintaining good make up habits.

Medical herbalist and columnist, Nicola Parker, of Morecambe Health Foods, writes about herbal remedies to ease anxiety and a knotted stomach.

Dan Donohue, of Fitness Formation, writes about working hard to achieve your goals

Columnist Roisin Pelan writes about finishing chemo, scanxiety and seeing another Mother's Day.

Local historian Keith Johnson digs out a disturbing murder case from the turn of the last century that is gruesome as it is tragic...

Our antiques expert Allan Blackburn takes a look at a stalwart of the pottery world that has been used to serve up meals for generations...