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A two-day hearing into the mum-of-two's death started at County Hall in Preston on Monday morning.

Dr Alison Armour, giving evidence at an inquest at County Hall in Preston, said there was "no evidence" she was harmed before falling into the River Wyre.

Steve Brown, from Preston, was told his treatment for kidney cancer that had spread would become palliative but he remained positive and continued to go on long walks as he "fought" the illness

The inquest, expected to last two days, will begin today (June 26) at the County Hall, Preston

A chef has come up with a novel response for vegan diners hoping to eat in his restaurant. John Mountain, 55, a chef originally from Preston, who now runs Fyre restaurant in Perth, western Australia, has a “simple message” for anyone seeking a vegan meal, said The Times. “F*** off,” he told…

Louise Chambers, from Preston, told how her foot "felt a bit heavy on the clutch" while she was driving on a family holiday and went to see a doctor where she was told she had terminal cancer

Tara Shawbrook was injured while visiting a B&Q store in Bamber Bridge, Preston, was taken to the hospital and has since been diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder - but got no compensation

Beatrice Peters turned 100 on Tuesday and celebrated the milestone birthday with a drop of gin and a telegram from King Charles III at the care home in Preston, Lancashire

A blind man who was travelling from Glasgow to Manchester is suing after he fell onto the tracks just moments before a high speed freight train approached the spot.

Abdul Eneser is taking legal action against Network Rail, alleging there was no tactile paving on the platform's edge

From the earliest arrivals of what would become Preston’s “Windrush generation”, the status of the Caribbean diaspora was hotly contested in this post-industrial Lancashire town, as elsewhere. Discrimination and prejudice dogged the daily lives of people from the Caribbean who made their home here.