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Rail strikes: These are the events taking place this weekend (June 25/26) locally and in the North West if you need to make alternative travel arrangements - Vimarsana News

Rail strikes: These are the events taking place this weekend (June 25/26) locally and in the North West if you need to make alternative travel arrangements

The third and final rail strike will take place tomorrow (Saturday) and if you’re planning on travelling to an event locally or in the North West – finding alternative transport is advised.

Source: lep.co.uk
Blackpool Sea Cadets trio set to cycle to 70 post boxes in fundraising challenge - Vimarsana News

Blackpool Sea Cadets trio set to cycle to 70 post boxes in fundraising challenge

Three Blackpool Sea Cadets are aiming to follow their latest fundraising plans to the letter – by cycling to 70 post boxes across the Fylde coast.

Council's million pound boost for county's sand dunes - Vimarsana News

Council's million pound boost for county's sand dunes

Almost £1million has been allocated to a council from the Environment Agency to improve the sand dune habitat along the Fylde Coast.

Best things to do in Lancashire according to TripAdvisor reviews - Vimarsana News

Best things to do in Lancashire according to TripAdvisor reviews

Here are the best five attractions in Lancashire for you to visit this year according to Tripadvisor reviews.

Owner of popular go-kart track 'disappointed' as Blackpool Council planners axe business because it is 'not high quality' - Vimarsana News

Owner of popular go-kart track 'disappointed' as Blackpool Council planners axe business because it is 'not high quality'

The owner of a go-karting track has described the refusal of his planning permission to continue operating as ‘a kick in the teeth’.