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  Oct 22, 2021  
     
     
  'Act now to avoid later lockdown', Preston leader warns  
     
  The leader of Preston City Council says that it would be better to reintroduce some relatively less disruptive measures to bring Covid cases under control rather than do nothing and risk an eventual return to full-scale lockdown.  
     
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46 million fewer visitors and £2.8bn lost: Covid-19's impact on Lancashire tourism revealed
 
Around 46 million fewer tourists visited Lancashire last year with billions of pounds lost in the local economy due to the pandemic.
 
     
 
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Inmates at new Lancashire prison could be allowed out to use same transport as children from village
 
Inmates at a proposed new prison site in a small village near Leyland could be allowed out on temporary day release to go to work, but will have been 'risk assessed' and 'face strict conditions' according to the Ministry of Justice.
 
     
 
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How does your GP rank? These are the best and worst voted GP surgeries for booking an appointment in Preston
 
Patients’ satisfaction with booking a GP appointment is on the rise, despite a public row brewing over whether doctors are seeing enough people face-to-face.
 
     
     
 
 
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"Lancastrian through and through": an interview with the head chef of Cartford Inn, the UK's best foodie hotel
 
At the helm of the kitchen is Chris Bury, who was born and raised ... and trained in Lancashire.
 
 
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A Leyland community group is turning plastic bottle donations into poppies for Remembrance Day
 
Leyland in Bloom are organising a plastic bottle collection this year.
 
 
     
     
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  Preston North End's leading scorer turns his attention to derby clash with Blackpool  
     
  Emil Riis is excited by the prospect of experiencing Preston North End’s derby with Blackpool for the first time.  
     
     
 
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Memory match: Preston North End liked to be beside Seaside in 2008 win at Blackpool
 
A second-half comeback gave Preston North End victory over Blackpool at Bloomfield Road in November 2008.
 
 
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WATCH: New PNE podcast episode - Sedds and Sandells Blackpool special with Matt Scrafton
 
The latest episode of Preston North End podcast Sedds and Sandells is now available to watch, listen and download.
 
 
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'That was a touch of class': Blackpool boss Neil Critchley reveals unexpected message from Preston counterpart Frankie McAvoy
 
Neil Critchley has revealed Preston North End boss Frankie McAvoy messaged to congratulate him after Blackpool’s play-off final triumph in May.
 
 
     
     
 

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