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September 01, 2025

Around the world

International Taekwondo Day -September 4celebrates more than sharp moves and crisp uniforms.

1 mins

It's out with the burgers and in with the Brazil nuts

The big story of the next seven days

1 mins

Man transitioning to become woman electrocuted himself

A 24-year-old man suffering from mental health problems electrocuted himself at his Lancaster home, an inquest heard.

1 mins

Investment to get power back on quickly after power cuts

A £500,000 project is underway that will restore electricity more quickly after power cuts in Chorley.

1 mins

County's tallest tower block to dominate the city's skyline

Plans have been unveiled to build a 30-storey tower block in Preston city centre that would become the tallest residential or office building anywhere in Lancashire.

1 mins

Reform in Lancashire reveals position on fracking as national party brands it an energy 'treasure'

Reform UK in Lancashire says it believes any future fracking activity in the UK will be focused hundreds of miles away on the other side of the country - and that local conditions are \"not conducive\" to restarting the controversial process where it was previously carried out on the Fylde Coast.

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Fracking's long farewell in Fylde - what's the hold-up?

Under the planning permission granted for test fracking at Little Plumpton, Cuadrilla was required to complete all decommissioning and restoration activity within a period of 75 months of drilling getting under way in April 2017

2 mins

New street rules for parts of city in antisocial behaviour blitz

New rules designed to drive down antisocial behaviour in several Preston neighbourhoods will be used to help target “repeat offenders”.

1 mins

Couple are living the countryside life and just for a little over £300 a month

A couple have revealed how they afford to only work two days a week - by spending just £330 a month living in a caravan.

1 mins

Green light for block of flats at city bus depot

A small block of flats will be built on a disused part of the Preston Bus depot in Deepdale.

1 mins

Truce called for warring Benedict and Olivia at film's premiere

A truce was called in the 'war of the roses' as movie costars and mates Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch took to the red carpet.

1 mins

Dancers put walking shoes in memory of young pals

Dance group treks to raise money for hospice which supported bereaved families

1 mins

Calm down, Buddy, it's not time to dig out the trimmings

Bank holidays - for those lucky enough not to have to work on them, they can be absolutely delightful.

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A week of combing through life's lumps, bumps and blighters

This week I have mainly been thinking about how it felt to drive to the hospital for my bladder scan on Saturday, and that Highways Maintenance managers should be required to drive the roads of Lancashire with a full-to-bursting bladder as a way of identifying all the lumps, bumps, and potholes in our roads.

1 mins

From Trump's oval office rants to Britain's immigration mess

We are now daily witnessing an ever more bizarre spectacle on our televisions. Pumped into our homes with unregulated frequency.

2 mins

Celebrating a golden age with murder and lots of Ilama drama

Prior to the Netflix release of The Thursday Murder Clubappropriately enough last Thursday - Pierce Brosnan said: \"In our society today, older people are often pushed to the sidelines. It's shameful that they're not celebrated more.

3 mins

Atwell and Everett to play husband and wife in Rivals series two

Rupert Everett and Hayley Atwell are to star in series two of the hit Disney+ show Rivals.

1 mins

Free chickenpox jab to protect half a million children a year

Combined MMRV jab will replace current MMR vaccine from 2026

2 mins

Minister urges jab take-up to defeat conspiracy theorists

Conspiracy theories and false claims about vaccines must be \"drowned out\" if children are to be protected from serious illness, a health minister has warned.

1 mins

Helping to deal with the impact of loss

Grief affects us all at one time or another in our lives—whether it be due to the death of a loved one or some other form of loss.

2 mins

Vintner to have corks popping in celebration

Ralph Beckett has a very interesting runner in the Cleansing Services Group Novice Stakes at Goodwood in Master Vintner.

1 mins

Sinner made to work hard to see off Shapovalov

Jannik Sinner dug himself out of a hole to defeat Denis Shapovalov and reach the fourth round of the US Open.

1 mins

Ostapenko sorry for incendiary comments

Jelena Ostapenko has apologised for her incendiary comments towards Taylor Townsend at the US Open.

1 mins

Mitchell wants more despite huge Roses win

England registered another emphatic victory in the World Cup group stage by crushing Samoa 92-3, but head coach John Mitchell still pinpointed areas for improvement.

1 mins

Brig through in FA Cup

Bamber Bridge progressed in the FA Cup with a 3-0 win at Warrington Town in the first qualifying round.

1 mins

Reds will reject sweetener to Guehi deal, as Blues' bid for Lopez snubbed

The latest transfer headlines involving Liverpool, Palace and Chelsea as the window closes at 7pm this evening

1 mins

Late Ram raid applies Brakes to Magpies' positive start to season

LEAMINGTON 1 CHORLEY O Chorley suffered a last-gasp defeat - their first of the National League North season - at Leamington in a tightly-contested match

1 mins

Much-changed Shrimps are beaten by strugglers

The Shrimps suffered their second defeat of the season as they went down to struggling Woking at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium, writes DEREK QUINN.

1 mins

Long trek to south coast won't offer much comfort

Despite bright start, PNE were second best on day

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Injury woes before international break

Paul Heckingbottom was left to weigh up his walking wounded after Saturday's narrow defeat at Portsmouth.

1 mins

Mousinho says PNE gave his side uncomfortable afternoon

Portsmouth boss John Mousinho admitted the second half against Preston didn’t feel ‘comfortable’.

1 mins

Manager is happy with performance but not the result

Preston North End manager Paul Heckingbottom felt his side were worthy of at least a point at Fratton Park.

1 mins

Striker hunt's proving difficult admits Hecky

Window closes tonight with PNE still on lookout

1 mins

Les alle historier fra Lancashire Evening Post

Lancashire Evening Post Description:

Forlegger: National-World-Publishing-Limited

Kategori: Newspaper

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Daily

The Lancashire Evening Post is a daily newspaper based in Fulwood, a suburb of the city of Preston, Lancashire, England. According to the British Library, its first edition was published on 18 October 1886. It is known locally as the LEP