Your Tuesday evening update from the Lancashire Post
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  Nov 2, 2021  
     
 

Good evening,

It never rains, but it pours...or so it has seemed over the past week.
Just when it appeared that the heavy showers had finally stopped, the downpours began all over again.
That’s bad enough for those of us with a dog to walk or a child to get to school, but spare a thought for the many people across Lancashire who constantly live with the threat of this flood water invading their homes.
It is ironic that in the week when the great and good are discussing climate change, we again see people’s homes and gardens flooded and roads closed because of the rising waters.
Thankfully, in recent years, much has been done by United Utilities and others to stop the heartbreaking effects of flooding.
But that still does not stop the fear that it all may happen again.
While the planet continues to warm, it is likely that we will get more freak weather, from storms and hurricanes to devastating flooding.
Today, the sun has come out. Let’s hope that's a metaphor for the progress being made in Glasgow...

 
Until next time, take care,
Gillian
 
     
  These pictures show impact of flood water in Lancashire as clean up operation begins  
     
  Parts of Lancashire are today dealing with the clean up following yesterday's flooding.  
     
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Friends of Lancashire student thought Truth or Dare kill ‘confession’ was a joke, court hears
 
Two friends thought a student was joking when he told them during a game of Truth or Dare how he killed his grandmother, a jury has heard.
 
     
 
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This is how the clean-up operation is going at one Lancashire village hit by devastating flooding
 
One word summed up the mood of residents in the flood hit village of St Michaels on Wyre today - resignation.
 
     
 
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The area of Preston with a Covid case rate nearly double the national average
 
The latest Covid figures for Preston show several areas of the city have a case rate significantly higher than the national average.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
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