Lifestyle

Dating back to 1704, Gaugers House is a wonderful home. If people are looking for a property with character, look no further.

On reflection, setting off to drive across the wet, wild and perilously steep and winding roads of the Pennines in the pitch darkness of a wintry late Friday night, was not our wisest move

An going row over the location of a seafront ride in Blackpool is set to be coming to an end after the Planning Inspectorate upheld a decision for it to be refused planning permission.

A tipper truck has been abandoned in a Blackpool car park for nearly a year despite residents asking for it to be removed.

It was fascinating – and reassuring – to see work going on to transform the Halfway House through the spring and summer while we were driving daily to the old Gazette offices off Squires Gate Lane.

Still singing after 27 years - it is a record to be proud of for a choir which specialises in little-known 18th century music which boasts unusual harmonies. You can hear its rousing work this Christmas at two county venues as Fiona Finch reports.

Your name is something that stays with you throughout your life, so picking out the perfect moniker for your new bundle of joy can be a tough decision.

When museum technician Owen Sutcliffe died suddenly he left more than 30 paintings created in his lunch breaks. Fiona Finch reports how a new exhibition of his work will boost funds for a charity with special significance for him.

Blackpool Council and Fylde Council are partnering with Trinity Hospice for this year's Christmas tree collection service.

A supermarket chain is offering community groups and charities across Lancashire the chance to spread some festive goodwill.

St Anne’s Inner wheel enjoyed their international evening with guest speaker Elizabeth Gomm and District chairman Margaret McIntyre.

It's been a weekend for some breathtaking sunsets, but they rarely get better than this.