Environment

When the tide goes out, so does Cedric”, chuckles a bemused Cedric Robinson MBE, quoting friends and those that know him well.

RNLI volunteers in Morecambe helped to rescue a stranded porpoise in the bay.

Morecambe’s Time & Tide Bell has fallen silent after its ‘clapper’ came loose this week.

Morecambe’s RNLI lifeboat saved five lives during 2018, according to new figures.

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As they gaze out across Morecambe Bay on a cool, clear spring day that reveals sparkling sands and distant snow capped mountains, the bosses of Cornwall’s Eden Project have plenty of reasons to be cheerful.

A Heysham couple and their shop staff are leading the way in a bid to cut down on the use of plastic in the community.

Campaigners battling to save a beloved natural resource are embarking on a series of fundraising events to fund legal representation.

The RSPB is calling on people who spend time in the remote hills and moorlands of Lancashire to look out for England’s most threatened bird of prey.

A Lancaster runner has been working with volunteers and communities to host the #mentalhealthmile in the city.

There’s a buzz in the air at RSPB Leighton Moss in Silverdale, where there is a talk lined up on ‘The Plight of the Bumblebee’ by Gill Perkins, CEO of the Bumble Bee Conservation Trust.

Road runners created a charity win at this year’s bumper Garstang Gallop.

A Lancaster University professor has penned a new book containing “statistics that will make your eyes pop out on stalks”.

A Lancaster University project that delivered the first wireless broadband service to a UK rural village has been showcased at a special event celebrating achievements in the digital economy over the last decade.

A report into major flooding in Lancaster city centre following Storm Desmond in 2015 is due to be published by Lancashire County Council.

Can hoarding become a danger so threatening that intervention is needed?