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Thousands of people ran off without paying for meals, petrol and taxis in Lancashire last year.

A Ribble Valley art gallery owner is taking on a mammoth task as he embarks on the Coast-to-Coast walking challenge this month to celebrate his father’s memory.

A teenager has been bailed by police until June following a stabbing in Clitheroe last month.

Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans has called for Prime Minister Theresa May to quit as soon as possible.

A community is in shock after the sudden death of a "hard working" Mellor father.

If this is anti-football, I imagine Burnley fans would lap it up every week without fail.

When a man is found bound, trapped and suffocated to death in a cotton mill in a corner of East Germany in 1977, it sets in motion an inquiry that leads back to the region’s dark and disturbing past.

Young eco warriors and adventure lovers will be jumping for joy with a fantastic new selection of children’s books imaginatively designed to inform, educate and entertain.

American author Timothy J. Lockhart delivers a barrage of thrills, spills, and blood-soaked ferocity in his explosive action-adventure yarn set in the hazardous rough waters of the Caribbean.

A young woman’s hunt for her missing sister in 1930s Burma takes her deep into the dangerous heart of a 25-year-old mystery… and into the febrile atmosphere of a restless country eager to throw off its colonial rulers.

A Ribble Valley martial arts enthusiast is taking part in a charity run to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

Imagine a Berlin-style wall running through the streets of London, with Checkpoint Charlie slap bang in the middle of Piccadilly Circus…

There are almost 50,000 crack cocaine- and opiate-users in the North West of England according to new Public Health England figures, representing an increase of 3,500 over the past five years and prompting experts to warn that the drugs could get even more popular as they are now available at "pocket money" prices.

East Lancashire Newspapers has teamed up with Burnley Reel Cinema to offer film lovers a chance to win a pair of cinema tickets.

Low Moor Club in Clitheroe has been awarded funding for an Energy Efficient Project by Lancashire Environmental Fund.

Five friends will pound the streets of the capital this weekend to support a Clitheroe woman who has a very rare lung disease.

A new scheme from The Football Association is aiming to improve the retention of male adult players, with grants of £750 available to 11-a-side clubs in order to support them in running clubs which have always been pillars of their communities.

The countdown has begun to European Parliament Elections, which will take place on Thursday, May 23.

A former Clitheroe lad who did a drawing of a popular sandwich shop in the town after its owners retired is now selling copies of the image.