The Preston famous landmark that has divided opinions over the years is to be the subject of a new exhibition.

The event was founded 45 years ago, making it one of the longest running cultural celebrations in the city.

Lytham will be hosting a stunning programme of open air theatre events - from Mary Shelley to Shakespeare

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The River Ribble passes through many of our towns and villages and some breathtaking countryside as it makes its 75 mile journey from its source in the Yorkshire Dales to the Ribble Estuary near Lytham and Southport, where it joins the Irish Sea. We pick a small selection of walks from our archive that feature the famous waterway.

Red rose county aims to win the 2025 crown.

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Paul Harrison looks back on a quarter of a century of achievement at one of the north's most successful holiday villages.

Mastering catwalks, attending launch parties and modelling the newest fashion pieces is all in a days work for Miranda Markham.

You are invited to a series of exclusive events at our practices in Preston and Lytham as part of our Around the world in 80 frames campaign.

This five mile hike up Hartsop Dodd provides some of the region's most spectacular views, as John Lenehan discovered

The River Ribble passes through many of our towns and villages and some breathtaking countryside as it makes its 75 mile journey from its source in the Yorkshire Dales to the Ribble Estuary near Lytham and Southport, where it joins the Irish Sea. We pick a small selection of walks from our archive that feature the famous waterway.

Award winning outdoor writer and photographer Vivienne Crow shares five favourite walks that have the added attraction of a good cafe to recharge the batteries

John Lenehan devises a route through quarried hillsides to find open moors and stunning views

The latest studio production at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake (TBTL) asks us to consider what we would do if a Chernobyl or Fukushima happened to us. With many of us in Cumbria living in sight of Sellafield, this is a play which is uncomfortably close to home.

Marking this international physical theatre company's 20th anniversary, Spymonkey have resurrected their original gothic romance murder mystery drama, Cooped.

The latest main house production at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake (TBTL) is Jim Cartwright's brilliant tale of Little Voice (known as LV), the girl who doesn't say much but sings impersonating a range of famous singers.

There's no choice involved in this energetic reimagining of one of the masterworks from the Manchester School of plays. It's here to make you laugh.