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Lancashire Evening Post
1 Dec, 2018
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Sick vandals stick razor blades onto children’s slide at Lancashire playground
Parents have been urged to check playground equipment at a Lancashire play area after thugs attached razor blades to a slide.
Latest News
Is this the saddest Christmas tree in Lancashire? Outrage after ‘scrooge’ council reveal tiny Christmas tree

It has been called the 'saddest Christmas tree in Lancashire'.

The 19 restaurants, takeaways and cafés in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble with a zero or one-star food hygiene rating

These 19 restaurants, takeaways and cafés in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble have all been given either zero, one-star ratings by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).

Window firm brings fresh style to Lancashire

We say the eyes are the windows to the soul, so it follows that windows may well be the soul of the home. We look at how these over-looked features can pull the style of your household together.

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Pub chef jailed for life over murder and sexual assault of flatmate

A pub chef has been jailed for life for "giving a present to himself on his 20th birthday" by stabbing his "lovely and joyful" flatmate to death before having sex with her dead body.

Is our romance with rail over?

The Railway Children has a lot to answer for.

Sport Update
Tom Clarke saluted by Preston North End boss Alex Neil

Alex Neil has applauded the job which Preston skipper Tom Clarke has done in the right-back role of late.

This is the ball number Preston North End fans need to look out for in the FA Cup third round draw

The FA Cup is back this weekend as teams up and down the country go head-to-head in the second round.

Birmingham City v Preston North End: Live updates from St Andrew’s

Preston North End are in action against Birmingham City at St Andrew's where they will be looking to extend their nine-game unbeaten run.

And finally...
Preston Parkrun: The popular Saturday morning event that is going from strength to strength

Free to do and open to all with a friendly, inclusive ethos, it’s easy to see why Parkrun has rapidly become the exercise of choice. Louisa finds out why Preston Parkrun is attracting more runners

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