Lancashire celebrates the county's carers with a special carol concert. Hoghton Tower on the telly, cooking an air fryer vegan Christmas dinner and Santa's phone in.

Sarah, Duchess of York visits Burnley to support charitable work being done in the town. Community groups across the county gear up for Christmas and Julie Hesmondhalgh drops in.

Take a trip around UCLAN's Alston Observatory with its windows to the night sky. The Space Centre's new cinema, Dave Spikey, wartime in Chapeltown and Preston Bypass is 65!

Sir Lindsay Hoyle helps BBC Radio Lancashire's breakfast team to celebrate Lancashire Day. Padiham's barefoot man, Blackpool's panto stores and the Whittle-le-Woods benchmafrk.

Hundreds watch BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham and Leanne dance across the Tower Ballroom. Lancashire's devolution debate, Jenny Ryan and Darwen's Cormac wins a Nashville award.

People across the county raise thousands for this year's Children in Need appeal. Graham's waxing, Sharon milking cows, Nish feeding sea lions, Joe rapping, all for a good cause.

Commemorations are held to mark the 140th anniversary of Moorfield Pit mining disaster. Remembering Accrington Pals, Preston regeneration and different Lancashire accents.

Almost 200 birthday cards have been sent to a Lancaster care home for 102 year old Sybil. Europe's strongest woman, Fleetwood historic photos and Lancashire markets.

Graham Liver takes an exclusive walk through Blackpool's much anticipated new museum. The Tower Dungeon, Black History Month and why the Pendle Witches were innocent!

Chorley's Derian House Childrens Hospice is celebrating its 30th birthday. Morecambe's Paris Fury, Preston's Navratri celebrations and The Nolans Blackpool plaque.

BBC Radio Lancashire legend John "Gilly" Gillmore presents his last late night programme. Big Burscough pumpkins, Deepdale Duck's farewell and Darwen school trip memories.

The Princess of Wales visits a Lancaster textiles company to hear about their industry. The Stanley shirt giveaway, Mrs. Brown's Blackpool and puppy dog Archie has a new home.

How cockapoo Pippa is helping Lancashire children of primary and high school years. Thornton's Iron Age discovery, Fleetwood's maestro pianist and Clitheroe's Take That bonus.

The BBC Radio Lancashire Make A Difference Award winners 2023 are announced. Nelson's Wilko closes, Blackpool's "warm hug", inside Burnley Empire and a spider causes havoc!

Sophie Ellis-Bextor at the Blackpool Illuminations. Electric trucks in Preston, Morecambe's Vintage by the Sea, Chorley's John Waite and Fleetwood's Alfie Boe.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham and Leanne in a World Gravy controversy. Accrington's Soapbox Challenge, Sabden's musical Hermit and Brierfield Celtic's celebrations.

Thousands flock to Lytham to celebrate the wartime spirit. The Big Dipper's big birthday, GCSEs in Nelson, Blackpool's health MOTs and on the road with Lancashire Police.

Garstang's dog inclusive pub is nominated for another award. Blackpool's mobile art, Chorley Panthers, Make A Difference and Remembering Len Johnrose.

How Barrowford's Laura Nuttall has inspired many who are battling a brain tumour. Four new Make a Difference nominees and where are the lost farms of Brinscall?

A Blackburn spinning school is passing on generations of traditional skills. Graham and Leanne's Soapbox vehicle, Make A Difference, Bobby Elliott and Lancashire cycling.

Oswaldtwistle youngster Alex has his new bionic arm fitted. Skelmersdale's Miss England, Sir Lindsay's at the Chorley Flower Show and Blackpool's Sooty is celebrating.

Burnley fans flock to see a new homage to their Premier League bound club. Great Eccleston Show, Clive Myrie, after the Beatherder and the World Gravy Wrestling Championships.

A new plaque is unveiled at Eric Morecambe's statue to the comedian's "loyal friend." Euxton's correction, Accrington's Soapbox Challenge and Blackburn's school visit memories.

The NHS in Lancashire celebrates its 75th anniversary. Plus, behind the scene of Heysham nuclear power station and The Edith Rigby Way opens.

Thousands of people head to Lytham's five day music extravaganza. The new Bishop of Blackburn's installation service, friends and family celebrate the life of Laura Nuttall.

The county celebrates the contribution refugees make to Lancashire life. Padiham's joy in gardening, Lancashire Women, the new Bishop of Blackburn and Preston's big golf week.

Preston's Laura Lonsdale shares her inspiring and moving IVF journey. Clitheroe's Greatest Days launch, Chorley's new wellbeing hub and learning from Fairhaven's Ribble Estuary.

Graham and Leanne are in Garstang to open the new High Street Car Park toilets. Clitheroe's Waddow Hall faces closure and Accrington's historic Spitfire fly past.

Thousands watch the Caribbean Carnival parade weave its way through Preston. A first ever swim to the Isle of Man, Morecambe Bay's Beach of Dreams and the Great Harwood Show.

Twenty three year old Laura Nuttall from Barrowford has died. Also, The Bay returns, Preston Western Distributor road update and the day Tina Turner came to Lancaster.

Lancastrians and Ukrainians gather in Preston to enjoy the Eurovision Song Contest. 10 year old staffy Boris is back, James Anderson goes back to school and Leanne is in Baku.

Lancashire celebrates The Coronation and Burnley returning to the Premier League.

Lancashire prepares for the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Lancashire's dramatic local elections and a Coronation Quiche challenge.

Despite enormous challenges, Blackpool's Peter Mowbray completes the London Marathon. Champions Burnley, Ernest's 4,000 birthday cards and impersonating eagles at Blackpool Zoo.

How the nature in the Lancashire countryside can be life changing. Ramadan in Lancashire, Donny Osmond and why the Royal Dyche is keeping its name.

Claret's fan Dave Fishwick leads the cheers as Burnley head for the Premier League. DalesRail's uncertain future and Crawshawbooth's Elvis discover a celebrity relative.

Vincent Kompany's Burnley return to the Premier League at their first attempt. Ramadan in Lancashire, the county's new Lord Lieutenant and dangling from Blackpool Tower.

The Malik family in Blackburn discuss observing Ramadan, fasting and their nightly Iftar. Community Connections Blackpool and Basil Newby pays tribute to Paul O'Grady

In search of spring on a Rimington organic farm and in a Silverdale nature reserve. Morecambe Winter Gardens boost, Preston forging and our seaside towns look towards summer.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Community Connections Blackpool unites the generations. Eden Project Morecambe, Preston gaming, Lancaster church nature and the Staying Inn closes.

Fleetwood's Alfie Bowe talks about performing in Lancashire. Hurst Green Punch Bowl, Community Connections Blackpool, Heysham power plant and your mystic weather reports.

The Lancashire mudlarkers looking for artefacts on the edge of the River Lune. Blackpool's Community Connections, Northern Lights views and a sad goodbye at Fulwood Barracks.

Communities across Lancashire mark the 1st anniversary of the war in Ukraine. Garstang's 4 in a Bed TV stars, learning to Ring for the King and Blackpool's Community Connections.

The north Lancashire village of Over Kellet has plans for bellringing excellence Preston's "super mosque" and Carnforth's unexpected stars..

Sir Lindsay Hoyle holds a Westminster reception for LGBT+ month. Maintaining Blackpool's Big One, Tommy Cannon, Preston Street Pastors and a Monopoly game for Lancaster.

Fleetwood's John and Kathleen Etty celebrate seventy three happy years of marriage. Morecambe Bay seabirds, Blackburn Pride, Lancashire jukeboxes and a Lewis Capaldi invitation!

Leighton Moss Nature Reserve prepares for the The Big Garden Birdwatch. Lancashire's libraries, the county's canals, Make A Difference 2023 and Graham's pie challenge.

A £50m levelling up award boosts Eden Project Morecambe. Burnley's Hollywood night, Accrington market, Blackpool Multiversity and the Tower's Trotter moment.

Chorley based duck Ham makes a celebrity appearance on our breakfast programme. Pet foodbanks, Blackpool vintage clothes and plunging into the Fleetwood sea.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Gerald Jackson and Andy Mitchell welcome in a brand new year. The Lancaster man who signed Pele, Fleetwood swimming and training the county's guide dogs.

BBC Radio Lancashire's John Gillmore meets Ormskirk actor and impressionist Jon Culshaw

Visiting the many sides to a Lancashire Christmas including Curry on the Street, a festive feast and BBC Television takes over Blackburn Cathedral to broadcast to the nation.

Celebrating 50 years of The Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Peter Purves' Preston memories, Lancaster's Olive Branch and Whalley's Cafe Autisan.

The BBC Radio Lancashire Make A Difference Awards are held in Lancaster. Using underground water to heat Burnley and Steve Royle celebrates 1,000 panto appearances.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas as the county prepares for the big day. Blackburn's AJ Odudu, Preston's seasonal shopping message and Great Harwood's heritage bus

Graham and Leanne join MPs in Westminster for a glimpse into the county's future. The lockdown business start-ups two years on and a Lancashire woman reaches 108 years old.

Two hundred breakfast programme listeners join Graham and Leanne for their Morecambe walk and talk. Exploring Rossall Point, Pickleball in Pendle and Blackburn's Care Farm

Blackpool is to receive a big slice of levelling up money to help with regeneration. Garstang's memory garden, a hospital hawk man and Halton's thoroughbred retraining centre.

Singers Alfie Boe and Michael Ball explain how Vegas and Venice are in the same city! Plus, Sir Lindsay's speaker anniversary, Brew and Bike and Ian Holloway's Blackpool memories

Is Morecambe boxer Tyson Fury's new download heading for the top of the charts? Pumpkin carving, Hindu celebrations, a Lancashire workhouse and Blackpool's panto stars.

Shoppers and businesses help us test the county's economic temperature. Blackpool's new Big Red Night Bus, the century old Guild Pageant and Our Lancashire Farm.

Lancashire's brand new community hub is launched in Padiham. Blackpool's green spaces, Croston's pumpkin patch, Accrington's world welding bid and Graham's wedding surprise

Lancashire broadcasting legend Andy Peebles shares his memories of 55 years of Radio One. A Ribble Valley life saving road rescue, The Royal Ballet in Blackpool and Woodend Mine.

Lancashire entertainer Dave Spikey talks career, comedy and Strictly. Graham Liver's PM interview, Blackpool's orangutan and the Accrington Stanley's football shirt giveaway.

How Lancashire mourned the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Graham Liver and Sharon Hartley tackle the perilous Accrington Soapbox Challenge. Bobby Ball's statue is unveiled in Lytham, a Stanley Park award and Blackpool illuminations

Lancashire Police officers welcome a return to traditional headwear. The county's cost of living, Fylde GCSEs, a Fleetwood funnel, east Lancashire hero nurses and Dave Spikey

Tributes are paid to footballer, broadcaster and campaigner Len Johnrose who has died

Afghan born cricket loving Adnan has been told he can stay in Lancashire. Lancaster Castle proms, Fylde farming in the heatwave and Jodie's Corrie joy.

How, fifty years ago, two Lancashire people feared for their lives and fled Uganda. Plus, a tour of Lancashire farming and four more nominees in the Make A Difference awards

Behind the scenes of a Blackpool theatrical costumers. Plus, an amazing lorry rescue, Blackburn's Euro roots, Brinscall's waterfall and Mereside's Wash Your Words.

Crowds flock to Lancashire's big outdoor summer attractions. Plus, Hambleton's mini Blackpool Tower and the first BBC Radio Lancashire Make A Difference nominations are announced

Lancashire plays host to the Queen's Baton Relay on its journey to the Commonwealth Games. Plus, Sir Tom Finney's peace field, Ribfest, Tram Sunday and Fylde's historic elm leaf.

Prince Charles thrills crowds at Morecambe's Winter Gardens Preston prime time cricket team, Guy Garvey, Dick Kerr Ladies and celebrating fifty years of Blackpool Zoo

Diana Ross and a host of headliners entertain 200,000 fans at the ten day Lytham Festival. Former Miss World Ann Sydney, Blackpool's 1930s furnished house and Our Lancashire Farm

A giant Earth is suspended from Lancaster Priory's rafters Rail strike passenger frustration, Blackpool's therapeutic alpacas and impressionist Jon Culshaw's Les Dawson tribute

Chorley's Martin Hibbert reaches his Kilimanjaro peak. Burnley College furniture exhibition, Lancashire's historic pubs, Blackpool Airport and Liver's Soapbox Challenge

Calendar Girl Sharon Hartley makes her theatrical debut. Petrol pump woe, BGT's Ben Nickless, Chorley's Martin Hibbert tackles Kilimanjaro and summer on Our Lancashire Farm

Your souvenir of the fabulous countywide celebrations for The Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Behind the scenes at the soon to open Lancashire Police Museum. Darwen Tower refurbished, Fleetwood Market boost, walking the Big One and Burnley fans face the Championship

Crowds gather in Padiham to say goodbye to Katie Kenyon. Also, the effects of Eden, Preston's city centre fire, Astley Hall reopens and memories of Morecambe Pier

The funeral has taken place of Lancashire campaigner Sylvia Lancaster. A major Preston road closure, a chainsaw carver, Blackpool's zoo jobs and a TV pilot in Padiham

Thousands of people across Lancashire deliver their verdict in council elections. Lighting up Darwen's Jubilee Tower, Guide Dog puppies, Morecambe & Fleetwood survive relegation

A Big Oasis Surprise for a Make A Difference Hero Plus, Chorley's Wheelyboat, Fairhaven controversy, Hoghton's hidden tower, Burnley's Team Rise and Blackburn's Let's Go Sing

Fledgling farmer Paul prepares for a Pendle springtime. Blackburn's wellbeing greenhouses, thirty Ukrainian refugees head for Preston and Lancashire's local elections explained

Burnley manager Sean Dyche leaves the club after nearly a decade in charge. Owain's freezing fear, a Holy Week walk, Blackpool's sea defences and Duran Duran head for Lytham

Preston North End fans mark Sir Tom Finney's 100th birthday. A Wyre welcome for a Ukrainian family, Clitheroe's Take That film and Trawden tops the best places to live.

The schemes to help some local families in the face of a rising cost of living. Colne Everesting, Chorley's new football plaque, the Preston sign and Blackpool's Tower Circus

Ukrainian aid pours into Lancashire charity depots. Nominations open for our Make A Difference Awards, Covid 2 years on, Blackpool nudists and Lancashire lambing.

£23m Project Restores Historic Blackpool Tram Link. Also Lancashire's Crufts winner, Preston's refugee football team, Hughie & Freddie at Ewood and Our Lancashire Farm

The Bishop of Blackburn announces his retirement. Lancashire's Ukraine aid, International Women's Day, Blackpool Film Festival and a seaside stroll with Wilbur the Beach Pig

Thousands of Lancastrians are making donations to those displaced by the Ukrainian war. Plus, Zoe Ball in Blackpool, Adam Hills, angler Alan Blair and Our Lancashire Farm

How Sue and Paul's canal is making a difference. Jordan North, East Lancashire Railway's boost, Blackpool's RSC visit, Morecambe views The Bay and Our Lancashire Farm

Road blocks and rail closures as Storm Eunice arrives In Lancashire Sir Keir Starmer, Our Lancashire Farm, Strictly's Johannes and Dave Ryding skiing for Olympic glory.

Burnley banker Dave Fishwick's life story to get the big screen film treatment. Preston curling, Lancaster's outdoor gym, Anneka Rice and St. Anne's prepares for Christmas!

Eden Project North gets council funding but still needs government cash. Bumper Blackpool tourist numbers, Farmer Tom's TV tractors, Our Lancashire Farm and Joe Pasquale

Blackpool Tower Ballroom unveils it's newly refurbished dance floor. Fleetwood's Tram Sunday, Our Lancashire Farm, Chorley Skiers Jo & Dave Ryding and Preston's Polar Preet.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pay a surprise visit to the county. Our Lancashire Farm, Blackburn Cathedral's Covid jabs one year on and Fairhaven Lake prepares for spring.

The BBC Radio Lancashire breakfast team in search of a rare Belted Kingfisher. A new County plan, Camelot rises, Our Lancashire Farm, Paul Carrack and the Ribble Rivers Trust.

BBC Radio Lancashire welcomes the new year. Lancastrians new year's honours, a rare Kingfisher flies in, The Bay returns and a Morecambe Tottenham fan's split FA Cup loyalties

The 2021 highlights of the highly acclaimed Graham Liver breakfast programme. Including The Vaccine Song, reunions, Rick Astley's shed, Graham's Christmas Choir and much more.

Children from across the county phone Santa with their Christmas wishes. Gareth Malone gets Blackburn singing and how Gary Morecambe found a lost episode of Morecambe and Wise

How Lancashire hospitals are coping with the challenges of increased patient numbers. Penwortham's avenue of Christmas lights, author Trisha Ashley and creating Christmas wreaths

Ram and Rohan from Blackburn experience the challenges of being homeless in Lancashire. PNE's new manager, Santa's free grotto, Dave Spikey and Graham and Leanne's singing coach.

Graham's on a mission to light up your Christmas. Panto season arrives, Bamber Bridge's Chatty Bench, Blackpool's aerial ride and a county home for Lancashire cricket.

Lancashire Day....celebrating the joys and challenges of Lancashire life. Tributes to Morecambe Bay's Cedric Robinson and Strictly's AJ, Kai and Katya head for Blackburn

Breakfast reporter Parin visits some of the many Children in Need projects in Lancashire Backstage at Blackpool's Bobby Ball tribute show and Owain's amazing drumathon.

Lancashire commemorates those who have fallen in conflict. Wallace and Gromit boost Preston Market, a new Blackpool festival and a possible downgrade for a Carnforth motorway?

Lancashire anti violence sculpture attracts hundreds of visitors. The county's flooding fears, Cop Lane's Cop26, Diwali and Pudsey's By Your Side singalong

Lancashire climate campaigners' small steps to help reduce a giant footprint. Doreen Lofthouse's Fleetwood legacy, Halloween, AJ Odudu, Garry goes veggie and farewell Paul Rowley

Hundreds across the county donate coats to make a winter difference. Lancashire's flax success, Cuerden Valley reopens doors, Blackpool Lightpool and walking the Guild Wheel

Preston North End fans mourn the death of club owner Trevor Hemmings Blackburn's Barbara Castle statue, Owain's family roots, Souness talks Tugay and hanging out with Tyson Fury.

Samlesbury awarded £5bn contract to become base for the new National Cyber Force. Lancashire's Loch Ness and London Marathon runners and taking the Journey To Hell.

Why is a Preston photographer fascinated by the city's launderettes? Finding Fleetwood, Colne blues, Brindle gin, Goosnargh cheese and many more features from across Lancashire

Meet the winners at this year's Make A Difference Awards. Chorley welcomes the G7 speakers' conference, heritage open weekend and Postman Pat's Lancashire legacy.

Preston welcomes Wallace and Gromit as their new statue is unveiled. A step nearer Morecambe's Eden Project North, an amazing Burnley rescue and Rick Astley wows Lancaster,

Thousands head for bank holiday events, Blackpool lights and Lancaster's Highest Point. Schools re-open, a Blackburn kindness coach and remembering 125 years of Winter Hill

Graham and Parin join crowds at Lytham's WonderHall Festival. Lancashire's paralympians, a Lake District tattoo, historic Rawtenstall and a London man's day out in Morecambe

Celebrating twenty five years of The Morecambe Bay Partnership. Plus, life as a Lancashire PCSO, preserving Clitheroe's historic wells and the county's narrowboat internet stars

Blackpool's tram tribute to legendary tower organist. Olympic gold medallist Anna Hopkin inspires Lancashire swimmers and a 100,000 landmark for the county's blood bikes

Thousands head to the Chorley Flower Show at Astley Hall. Euxton's Holly Bradshaw enjoys Olympic success and how a Lancaster chippy rescued a wedding breakfast. (Pic: Library)

Thousands are expected in Ribchester as the county's largest agricultural show returns. Olympic gold for Chorley's Anna Hopkin and how Peter Kay is making a massive difference

Take a trip around the amazing BBC Radio Lancashire Garden at the RHS Tatton Flower Show. Blackpool Tower Ballroom's £1m refurb and how to become to become a Lancashire Olympian.

The nominees are revealed in the Voluntary Group section of the Make A Difference Awards. Preparing to lift the covid restrictions and a Samlesbury man's space adventure.

The first nominees are announced in this year's Make A Difference Awards. Preston curling, Blackpool BMX, Burnley gymnastics and James Anderson's 1,000th first class wicket.

The county's Good Life projects and travel reporter Parin eyes an acting opportunity. Deck chairs return to Blackpool, Walton-le-Dale wedded bliss and Nelson's Misty Chance.

Stepping Out Onto Lancashire's Footpaths, Bridleways and Unrivalled Countryside. The Bay's Dan Ryan, The A59 Club, Woodturning in Wyresdale and Pony Trekking in Rossendale.

We are in Chorley, Ormskirk and Garstang as shoppers return to the county's markets. Lancashire staycations, Little Harwood's litter picking Nan and Owain's scarecrow

Lollipop man Peter Griffiths returns to his post after a covid scare. Haslingden's vaccine bus, a Burnley plumber's memorial garden and house prices soar.

Thousands of Blackpool and Morecambe football fans see their teams promoted. Wyre water safety, Hynburn's new freeman, Ormskirk's Jon Culshaw and Gilly's family tree revealed.

A Lancashire farmer's amazing career change inspired by an orphan lamb. Tributes to athlete Ron Hill, Stan Mortenson remembered and the global adventures of supervan Sylvia.

Graham Liver joins Lytham listener Jacky Ramsden for a long awaited hug. Plus, more of Lancashire reopens, Burnley's chatty bench and Blackpool make play off progress

Tributes paid to nine year old Jordan Banks who died after being struck by lightning. An amazing Preston railway reunion and how best to utilise two Colne phone boxes.

A Rishton man reveals his fascination with Hovercraft travel. Star Wars comes to Cleveleys, Samlesbury glamping, Bamber Bridge pub blankets and Graham joins Leanne for her jab

Making A Difference - A Padiham woman's tribute restored after mindless vandalism. Graham Liver's special place and the six headlining Wonderhall acts heading for Lytham Hall

Lancaster campaingers want another bridge across the Lune to lessen the city's traffic. A canal based hair salon, Gib Hill controversy and the county's charity shop economics

We are across the county at businesses opening up for the first time in four months. Plus, taking the toll at Cartford Bridge and why is cheese so controversial?

Prince Charles reads God's Grandeur for a Lancaster Easter service Lancashire's new chief constable, Whalley's Wren Walkabout and a tribute Fleetwood's Doreen Lofthouse.

Four thousand Blackburn cathedral candles are lit for each Lancashire life lost to covid.

Accrington's David Lloyd is thrilled as a new road is named in his honour. (Pic: SDA) Morecambe's chatty benches, Chorley's 1,000 new trees and new lock gates at Wheelton

The power of contact as care home visit rules are eased and Graham gets a trim. The Bobby Ball Foundation, Lancashire's new High Sheriff and the Preston Tart is launched

Lord Khan of Burnley takes his seat in the House of Lords. More Lancashire people Making A Difference, actor Will Smith praises a Bispham artwork and Graham Liver's palm reading.

The Prime Minister praises the "energy and optism" of Accrington youngsters. Peaky Blinders in Lancaster, Leyland's pioneering electric truck and more people Making A Difference

More centres open in Burnley and Preston after "excellent" vaccination response. Plus, glamping in Skelmersdale and the remarkable story of Frank the Iguana

Sharon Hartley listens to Lancashire’s first date experiences and the county’s vaccination rollout continues.

Graham Liver joins his dad Mick at the Lancaster University Vaccination Centre. Rossendale's zooming goats, The Vicar of Lancaster retires and the Bolton le Sands Vaccine Song

BBC Radio Lancashire launches it's Make A Difference Awards. Plus, our 50th anniversay celebrations continue with contributions from Tony Livesey, Ranvir Singh and Sally Moon.

A special edition to mark BBC Radio Lancashire's 50th Anniversary. Voices from the past half century tell the story how BBC local radio has become part of Lancashire life.

Blackburn Cathedral becomes a hub for the covid vaccine. Burnley stuns Anfield, Chorley flooding, Lytham sea shantes and walking the Wyre Estuary.

The Story Behind Chorley's Remarkable F.A. Cup Victory Plus, Lancaster University's Covid Breakthrough, Cottam's £100,000 Lights and TV's The Bay Returns

How an unused laptop can Make A Difference to homeschooling. Dry January, Vaccine Volunteers and cycling from London to Chorley on a child's bike.

Lancashire in Tier 4, Burnley FC's new owners and our Birthday Honours heroes. Plus, Owain meets Kylie, Dolly, Robbie, Sir Cliff and Gary Barlow.

People across Lancashire making a festive difference. Lancashire children meet Santa, Sir Lindsay Hoyle recites The Night Before Christmas and Steve Royle's Christmas Crackers.

"Stay Safe" is the message as Lancashire prepares for the festive period. Also, Flakefleet School, Strictly's Ranvir Singh and BBC Radio Lancashire presents A Christmas Carol

Lytham's plans to honour Lancashire comedy legend Bobby Ball. Accrington's Julie Hesmondhalgh celebrates Corrie's 60 years and the many phone voices of Ormskirk's Jon Culshaw.

BBC Radio Lancashire's plea to keep the festive period safe for everyone. How dementia has affected some of the county's footballing heroes and Lancashire life in Tier 3.

Lancashire is placed into the toughest tier of covid prevention restrictions. The county celebrates Lancashire Day, an Eden update and polishing up the Blackpool mirror ball.

Lancashire legend Bobby Ball's funeral takes place in Lytham. Plus, the Ormskirk care home pod, 25,000 new trees for the Wyre and the joys of Morecambe seafront.

Accolades from across the county as Sally Naden retires. Planet North is launched and children across the county welcome Pudsey Bear.

Lancashire reacts to the second national lockdown. Sir Lindsay's milestone, Morecambe RNLI, Ormskirk gingerbreads, Ossy Mills, Darwen walks and an amazing charity cycle ride.

Tributes are paid to comedian and actor Bobby Ball who has died. Ted Robbins, Steve Royle, Mick Miller and Bernie Clifton lead the accolades to a Lancashire comedic legend.

Plea for Prime Minister to "avoid hundreds of job losses." Also, a Darwen Tower upgrade, Morecambe Bay, Fairhaven, Fleetwood, Martin Kemp, Sir Derek Jacobi and Gyles Brandreth

The county's coronavirus alert moves to Tier 3. The Bamber Bridge battle, our Pledge to Talk, Steve Royle talks BGT, Strictly's Ranvir Singh and goodbye Mr. Claypole.

90 year old Pat Baker's amazing Lancashire skydive. Plus, Blackpool Vic's new connection, Black History Month, Leighton Moss RSPB and the county's pilot to the stars.

Sharon Hartley launches our new initiative to help people back to work. Live theatre returns to The Dukes, Fairhaven's adventure golf and a new look Fleetwood Market

What do the new unitary authority propsals mean for where we live? Blackpool's christmas panto, the East Lancs Railway back on track and the perils of Wyre coast kite surfing

Lancashire faces up to further covid restrictions. Plus, the not so magic Norcross Roundabout, Cliviger's northern monkeys, Corrie's Norris and Grange Park flourishes

BBC Radio Lancashire helps Blackburn's Jack Booth celebrate 100 remarkable years. Plus, Blackpool illuminations, proud Lancashire accents and 300 lizards on Fylde coast beaches

Covid safety first for Lancashire schools, did eating out help out and the Morecambe motorhome controversy. Plus, Strictly's Ranvir, Dr. Raj, Ruth Jones and Roy Orbison Jnr.

A new Burnley podcast, a 60th birthday surprise and the beauty of a butter pie. Plus, Steve Harley, Martha Reeves and James Anderson reflects on his 600 test wickets

Some areas of Lancashire face greater restrictions whilst other rules are relaxed. Crisis at the Blackpool Grand, illuminations heroes and the Bishop who wants rid of the pews.

Blackpool Grand Theatre postpones their Christmas panto, flooding in Freckleton and Preston's first Saturday night under tightened restrictions.

Some north Lancashire properties are evacuated as Burrow Beck floods again. Preston is given extra covid restrictions and Blackpool gears up for this year's illuminations.

East Lancashire reacts to new covid guidelines. Buckshaw Village trains take the strain, an accolade for Cannon and Ball and Sir Lindsay's new adventure with Boris the Parrot

Lancashire shoppers cover up, Anchorsholme Park reopens and Blackpool's trams are back. Plus, Zack's changing places landmark victory and reimagining a Pet Shop Boys classic

Graham takes a covid test, Morecambe folk rescue a circus and clog dancing squirrels in Burnley! Plus, in its 30th anniversary, Andy Peebles takes us backstage at Live Aid.

Graham heads for the hairdressers as Lancashire's lockdown life is eased. Pubs and churches reopen, an amazing Lancashire rescue and the Blackpool donkeys return

Steve Royle and John Thomson say performance art is vital. Plus, moorland fire fears, Blackburn's dancing queen, a chilled out hedgehog and a world record attempt in Kirkham.

Paul and Bindy join Gemma and Nicola's cycling special. Looking back on lockdown in Lancashire and North West Blood Bikes. Plus, Ricky Wilson, Tony Blackburn and Angela Rippon.

A new river school, salmon return to Accrington and an amazing Darwen police horse retires. The Duchess of Cambridge and Sir Keir Starmer zoom in and a fun quiz with David Lloyd.

Lancaster's anti racist protest, preparing to ease the lockdown and our virtual Blackpool Pride. Plus, the Emmerdale gardeners, Arthur Smith, Peter Hook and a Beswick knighthood?

Chorley outdoor market reopens, Blackpool's revamp and an award for Accrington's Maundy Relief. Plus, Carol Smillie, Mike Batt, James May, Chris Packham and Strictly's Len.

The county's markets and hair salons prepare to reopen. Lancashire Claps for Carers and Morecambe's one man Sgt. Pepper. Plus, Sir Bill Beaumont, Ian McMillan and Raymond Blanc.

This week, a microlight's sky high NHS tribute, Burnley back in training, a crowded Crook o'Lune and a Darwen cat's amazing trip to Kent. Plus, Timmy Mallett, Bernard Wrigley, John Parr and Corrie's David Neilson.

Also, people from across Lancashire making a difference, Rovers' Premier League winning memories and Graham and Owain's Save Your Love duet. There's scarecrows in Garstang and the Rossendale goats who will liven up your meeting. Plus, Dan Whiston, Dame Esther, Nathan Carter, Julie Hesmondhalgh and The Hollies Allan Clarke.

In a special edition of The Unmissable Podcast we hear remarkable stories from around the county of life during and after the Second World War.

Also, the Lancashire patient offered a private jet and fancy dressing up to put the bins out! Plus, Sophie Ellis-Bexter, Aggie McKenzie, Pete Waterman, Katie Piper and Buzz Hawkins.

This week you can hear many people helping to ease Lancashire life in the current crisis. Plus, Chorley church bells ring out for St. George's Day, celebrating The Queen's birthday and Owain's House Band. Also, Dame Esther Rantzen, Beverley Knight and comedians Bobby Ball and Jon Richardson

How Lancashire people are helping each other through the coronavirus crisis, massive support for Clap for Carers and tributes are paid to gardening legend Bill Blackledge.

Lancastrians across the county respond with determination to beat the virus. Featuring Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Bobby Ball, Steve Royle and Corrie's Daniel Brocklebank

Coronavirus, carbon reducing science in Wimmarleigh and a rise in home schooling. Plus, David Soul, Becky Adlington and a chart topping serenade for presenter Sharon Hartley.

Morecambe's Eden project, filming Cinderella at the Tower, Lancashire's weather outpost and our RHS garden winner. Plus Rich Hall, Stuart Maconie, Ore Oduba and the Hairy Bikers.

Tyson's triumph, more flooding and exploring Blackpool's Winter Gardens. Gary Kemp, The Hollies Bobby Elliot, Sir Lindsay Hoyle and a seven foot Blackpool Chewbacca.

Westlife talk Lytham, Nelson's psychic garden and yarn bombing on the Fylde. Paul Sinha, Matt Allwright, Nelson Mandela's bodyguard and a Lancashire super recogniser.

Motorway driving in the dark, winter on the Leeds Liverpool canal and Lancaster's pop up planetarium. Plus, Steve Harley, Martin Kemp and Craig Revel Horwood.

Leyland apprenticeships, Lancaster's Lune defences and Accrington's outdoor gym. Plus Strictly's Kevin, puddle jumping and BBC Radio Lancashire's award winning success.

This week, the Bispham Banksy, Morecambe Lights and Lytham Snowdrops. Dire Strait's John Illsley, Fairhaven Lake, Bob Lord remembered and memorial trees at the Crook O' Lune.

A foggy Morecambe Bay rescue, new electric car charging points and strengthening Blackpool's Yeadon Way. Burnley manager Sean Dyche talks beards, food, memorabilia and music.

Also this week, trams to Lytham, Lancaster's cycling and Pendle's moving hill. Blackburn's silver cup, Rawtenstall's Whittaker and exploring Blackpool's Stanley Park.

Christmas trees on St. Anne's beach, longer Lancashire coastal walks and climbing Preston's St. Walburge spire. Also, gymnast Max Whitlock inspires Graham and Leanne.

Lancashire welcomes 2020, Steve Royle ponders panto and how acid house music bonded Blackburn and Darwen. Plus, being carded and why Burnley FC are a top community football club.

A Blackburn bionic arm, Sir Lindsay's parrot Boris and upgrading Fleetwood's Mount. Plus, the marvelous moment when a Lancaster man's military tattoo wish came true.

Avanti trains arrive, a chatty bus, Lancaster's highest wheel and the many shoes outside a Blackpool church. Plus, Sally Naden surprises Heston Blumenthal with a Christmas dish.

Fleetwood's future, Penwortham bypass opens and grappling with Lancashire wrestlers. The county prepares for Xmas, plus John McCardle, Gyles Brandreth and Catherine Tyldesley.

Also, Darwen's meat stout, Barrowford globes, Garstang's victorian christmas and Lancaster's ice rink. Plus Alan Titchmarsh, Stacey Solomon and remembering Donald Campbell.

Joe Wilson introduces a Darwen Tower film, Blackpool's Sooty and Fylde farming. Backstage at The Boo Theatre, Corrie's Liz, Jim Carter and Motown songwriters Holland and Holland.

Also, Blackpool's tourism year, Lancaster's military tattoo wish, Lune aqueduct's repairs and the Fylde's art hotel. Stictly's Mike, Helen Skelton and goat yoga in Helmshore.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle's new role, Blackpool's Houndshill is saved and we meet the selfie king. Whalley's Hydro, Roughlee's Rookery and electric bin lorries in Lancaster.

Lancashire's Natter Shacks, cashless cafes and Hoghton's real life fairy godmother. Charlie Caroli Jnr, Preston's Nick Park and Blackburn's founding role in western film.

Morecambe's Eden consultations, Fleetwood's story cave and a reprieve for a Preston bus service. Plus, a Skelmersdale school's national award and a Chorley campaigners B.E.M.

We visit Fleetwood's Mount, Accrington's Market and Morecambe's Frontierland. Guests include Chris Packham, Calendar Girls, Hawkwind's Dave Brock and Gilly's scarecrow!

This hour long edition includes the Ribble Valley's phone box poser, the Armfield Academy and Britain's shortest bus route. Plus, the amazing story of robotic cats in Colne.

Flood worries in St.Michael's, Samlesbury and Padiham. A royal visit for Blackpool and writers gather for Morecambe and Vice. Plus, Des O'Connor, Jason Donovan and Jane Couch.

Lytham and St.Anne's big TV date, Stanley's soccer shirt giveaway and floating in Broughton. Walking Morecambe's prom, upgrading Fleetwood's prom and an Iron Man challenge at 70

Blackburn's BBC Children in Need DIY SOS project is hailed a great success. Also, Colne's new task force police officers, filming The Bay series two and the delights of Downham

Shipwrecks off the Fylde, beach boxes in Cleveleys, clearing up the Lancaster Canal and Nordic walking in Preston. Plus, Gilly and Nish's royal appointment.

Fylde windmills, Morecambe's food trail and Rhyddings Park garden kitchen. Also, Fleetwood's alleyways, Skerton school, Italian Lancaster and Sally Naden meets Jeffrey Archer

People find a pup seal on Morecambe Bay, a snake in Blackburn and a hidden Roman Road in Garstang. Strictly at Blackpool Zoo, Bradley Wiggins and Timothy Spall talks LS Lowry.

Also in this week's colourful edition, Read's black and white bales, Colne's blues, Joe Brown and Carol Vorderman sees red. Plus Blackpool magic and the Fylde Food Festival.

Blackpool's new look Queens Estate, Barton's curling and Blackburn's DIY SOS. Plus, Lancaster's virtual slave ship and making your own sunshine in east Lancashire.

Fleetwood's resurgence, Catterall blooms and Grindleton wants a pub. Plus, Myerscough's National Sheep Dog Trials and the amazing story of Blackpool's Pooper the Pigeon.

Treasure trails in Sabden, parking problems in Leyland and an amazing Lancashire transplant athlete. Graham Liver becomes a Freeman of Lancaster and Nish returns to afternoons.

Blackburn's school crossing hero, a national award for Flakefleet's headteacher and weaving mill memories in Burnley. Plus, Graham Liver is to be a Freeman of Lancaster.

Blackpool FC's new owner, Timmy Mallet's phone box and Abbeystead's moorland classroom. Plus, a seagull update, new arrivals at Martin Mere and zookeeper John Barnes.

The Lancashire sheep living on a roof, Foggy's new way and the Preston Carribean Carnival. Plus, a BBC Radio Lancashire legend becomes St. Anne's new town crier.

The #welovelancashire campaign is launched and there's a big celebration for the Lancaster Canal. Also, Morecambe's Eden project and Steve Royle's parenting guide.

We spend the 100th edition of The Unmissable Podcast with the thousands of people who descended on Lytham Hall for two recordings of the the BBC's Antiques Roadshow

Blackpool's homeless angels, David Walliams talks Flakefleet and north Lancashire's amazing blood bikes. Plus, Dr. Who in the Ribble Valley and a Back to the Future musical.

Also, the Great Harwood Show, BGT's Rosie and Adam and Penwortham's community gardening. Plus, a unique look at the work of Lancashire Police.

New milestones for Lancaster Canal, Lytham's controversial bunting and attempting mission impossible in a Lancashire cinema? Plus, can you get around the county using just a map?

Promotion success at Chorley F.C., more problems for Fishergate and a duck rescue in Padiham. Plus, a Cleveleys man's star studded encounter with Doris Day.

Also, a plan to re-open the Colne to Skipton rail line, Lancashire Police developing community relations in Ribbleton and a Hoghton cyclist travels through Vietnam.

Graham explores a three wheeled police car, a Grange Park spruce up and a spectacular Blackpool proposal. Plus scriptwriter Andy Hamilton and Vicky talks Robbie.

The Fylde's James Cahill shocks snooker, Great Harwood Craig's amazing weight loss and Holly, Blackpool Zoo's Spidergirl. Plus, should Donald Trump pay a state visit to Warton?

Two dogs save their owner's life at White Coppice and a Fylde woman who saves dogs' lives. Plus, big news for Cuerden, Blackpool hospital smokers' shock and animal therapy.

Flakefleet School on BGT, Ormskirk's Civic Hall revived and the Lancashire library book returned after a 48 year loan! Plus, how Chorley's vinyl record sales are on the up.

This week's, April fools, Line of Duty and visits to Darwen, Rawtenstall, Burnley, Morecambe and Fleetwood. Also, comedian Mick Miller talks about Last Laugh in Vegas.

Reports from across the county including Cleveley's bid for more shoppers, Fleetwood's development plans, Burnley's preloved prom shop and Morecambe Bay's two new sculptures.

Lambing in Lancashire, Baby Sharks in Blackpool and the unborn baby who's already a PNE fan! Plus, Blackpool's early morning dancing man and Sally Naden's on air health check.

Cleveley's library reopens, Poulton's 81 year old wingwalker and Haslingden's Auntie Nellie. Plus, Jodie Prenger, Nina Anwar, Francis Rossi and Van Gogh visits Morecambe!

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tour Blackpool. . Plus, crossing Barnoldswick's divide, Lancaster's hi-tech, Colne at Crufts, Lancashire pies and the Fleetwood Rail Campaign.

Winter sunshine on the Fylde, Burnley's canal and Lancaster's boost for electric cars. Great news for Lytham Hall and why Fleetwood's Syd Little craves the wind.

Solving the Amounderness traffic problem, a Tewitfield invention and embracing Rossall Point. Plus, Friday Tryday in Rimmington and what happened when Ollie met Holly.

A new Burnley Landmark, Wyre's litter clampdown, bondage bears in Ossie, Accrington's library and Shakespeare on Blackpool's buses. Plus, Dan Snow and Harry Redknapp.

A major fire in Adlington, Blackpool's celebrity planes and West Lancashire puddle jumping. Plus, Preston students celebrate the Chinese new year and meet Robbie the Robot.

Braving the cold on St. Anne's beach, Ski Rossendale and why there's money in Lytham's snowdrops. Plus, the Lancashire man playing keepy uppy across the Sahara desert.

Also, Miss Lancashire, Fairhaven Lake's birdwatch, Mere Sands flourishes and praise for Lancashire Police. Plus, bird bay bingo and pelvic exercises.

Tarleton's Brexit salads, Burnley's offshoots, Chorley's hedgehog sanctuary and Blackpool's pigeon beauty contests. Plus, a Lancaster lecturer meets John of God.

Also, Barnoldswick's hidden room, Lancaster's shops have a great Christmas and a Morecambe Bay poet Plus, Blackpool Donkeys enjoying their winter break.

A new look for a Preston museum, Nelson's spa stag and hens and an overseas Accrington Stanley super fan. Plus, meet the Blackburn athlete who is the world's strongest women.

Tributes to Jim Bowen, Strictly in Blackpool, the Community Hero Awards and an exclusive interview with Corrie's Norris. All part of another varied year at BBC Radio Lancashire.

Preston's Winckley Square at Christmas, Blackpool's Silverline, sprout tree's in West Lancashire and the county's panto stars give an exclusive performance.

Lancaster's new fire and ambulance HQ is up and running, Fleetwood's chart success, inside a Shed of the Year and why you'll need to climb to the top of Morecambe Bay Foodbank.

60 years in 60 minutes, BBC Radio Lancashire presenters and reporters celebrate the country's first motorway. (Pic: Highways Agency)

Inside the Pleasure Beach workshop, a Morecambe foodbank goes viral and robots in Blackburn. Plus, best selling Brexit mugs and St. Anne's is blooming better than Southport!

Why they're cross in Croston, Blackpool's Strictly experience, Burnley's Benedictine connection and Steve and Hayley get annoyed. Plus, Morecambe asks would you Adam and Eden it?

Take a trip around the entire county as Team Graham and Team Sally travel in rickshaws from Blackburn to Blackpool for an exciting five day Children in Need challenge.

Big crowds gather in the county to mark Remembrance Sunday. Also, life after Corrie for Julie Hesmondhalgh, fireworks in Poulton-le-Fylde and Christmas comes to Chorley.

Lancashire prepares for Armistice Day. Also, Chorley assesses The Budget, Hornby Pool re-opens and do real life mermaids exist in Accrington?

Celebrating twenty five years of Chorley's Derian House and a tram tribute to Blackpool legend Charlie Cairoli. Plus, Sally Naden surprises her former teacher Arlene Phillips

Lancashire has its say on Blue Peter, rail travel and being a working mother. Plus, fracking, foraging, Mick Miller, Barney Harwood and Steve Royle misses missing things.

Lancashire has its say on blue and pink jobs, watching TV as a family and whether Strictly is better than Dr. Who? Plus, do we still play conkers?

Lancastrians spicing up their lives and the spice ruining lives on the Fylde. Plus, Hayley Kay's social media, Anton's dance off and Blackpool's Jodie Prenger.

Are we prepared for Christmas, recycling cars, help to buy homes and training our firefighters. Plus Corrie's Curly, Dave Spikey, Nathan Carter and Eddie the Eagle lands.

In a spectacular night at Preston's Guild Hall, Lancashire pays tribute to those who give so much to the county. Also, Zoe Lyons, Sean Ruane and Bobby Ball drop in for a chat.

Lancashire's oldest newly weds, Silverdale station goes hi-tech and Elvis turns up in Ossie. Plus, Strictly's Len, Nathan Carter, Alfie Moore and Norman Wisdom's secret gig.

New blue plaques for Blackpool, Blackburn's DIY sleuths and new water fountains for north Lancashire. Plus, Julian Clary, Brendan Cole and Blackpool's Barney Harwood.

Thousands of people are in Burnley to pay tribute to Jimmy Mcllroy who has died.

Tributes to Burnley's Jimmy Mcllroy, memories of a Clayton-le-Woods hotel and Ron and Ruth's 60 year love story. Plus Sally Naden talks to Syd Little and Russell Watson

The story behind a Blackpool photographer's remarkable picture of the Red Arrows. Plus, Anita Rani, Jermaine Pennant, Monty Don, Julie Hesmondhalgh and Gordy Marshall.

Dan Whiston and Cheryl Baker talk world records with Gilly. Plus, Gilbert O'Sullivan's song writing, when Sally Naden met the Chuckle Brothers and the Community Hero Awards.

Graham and Leanne visit the Womens' British Open at Lytham, Gilly's summer tour continues and the BBC Listening Project hears from people at Lancaster Castle.

Gilly goes on safari, Ged and POG talk jobs and Graham does Lytham and Aberdeen.

The ninth Lytham Festival, Tram Sunday, the Great.Eccleston Show and butterfly counting in Lancaster. Plus, the first four volunteers nominated in the Community Hero Awards 2018.

World Cup woe, Graham goes to Bafta and Brett and Sal meet Sooty. Plus, headline news...it rains in Lancashire!

In an NHS 70 special, BBC Radio Lancashire travels the county to celebrate the marvellous people in the health service and highlight their work over the past seventy years.

Lancashire firefighters tackle a moorland blaze, dolphins are sighted off the Fylde coast and Ged's makes a world cup pledge. Plus, James Martin, Hermoine Norris and Ben Elton.

Brett's beard, the Psychic Sausage Dog, magnetic fishing, an award winning Blackpool midwife and a healthier Fleetwood. Also, a podcast extra as Giilly maps out his summer tour.

Leanne's washing line rules, Gilly's scary canoeing and why Blackpool's traders love cloudy weather! Plus, Jason Manford, Jenny Agutter, Omid Djalili and Angela Rippon

Seeing The Stones, Strictly Successors, Salad Cream, Sally Lindsay and soccer Shankly's new hotel in Preston. Plus, a moving podcast extra reflects a Lancashire railway tragedy.

Steve Royle's letters, Ted Robbins sings and Brett and Sal celebrate 150 years of the Central Pier. Also, Gilly meets Jodie Prenger, Corrie's Curly and Frank Ifield

Breakfast's Graham and Leanne and Alison Butterworth experience Blackpool's latest ride. Plus, Morecambe's new bell, Helmshore Museum reopens and Brett and Sal visit Chester Zoo.

There's a big celebration for the royal wedding, the perils of commentating and Tim Vine's top jokes. Plus, how a small store in Cleveleys rose up to the UK Rich List.

Featuring Lancaster's Food Festival, Preston's bollards and Blackpool's Empress Ballroom. Plus, Dan Snow, Jennie Bond, Bobby Crush and Prince Charles has to take his shoes off!

Brinscall stone is used to build a world landmark and Brett and Sal climb Lancaster Town Hall. John Barnes befriends some chickens, plus Alexandra Burke and Louise Minchin.

Stories of Joe Pasquale in the snow, Victoria Wood buying pajamas and Maxine Peake at a fish stall. Plus, toilet etiquette and falling asleep on a mini-roundabout in Lancashire!

Comedians Mick Miller and Bobby Ball take us behind the scenes of Last Laugh in Vegas. Also, Lancashire Lifesavers gets underway and Sally Naden spends a morning in Knott End

An Unmissable Podcast Extra celebrating Accrington Stanley's promotion to League One

Daniel O'Donnell talks superstitions whilst Bernie Clifton and Su Pollard discuss living with showbiz legends. Moonira from Masterchef brings breakfast for Graham and Leanne.

Today we are at our pop up studio in Lancaster. We've reports from across the Morecambe Bay area at places like Galgate, Wray, Carnforth and beside Eric's statue in Morecambe.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Railway Day with Graham at Preston station, Brett and Sally on the East Lancashire line and Gilly amongst the miniature railway enthusiasts in Burnley.

Blackpool loses its phone boxes, but gains an elephant house and do firefighters still use a pole? Plus Mark Watson, Zoe Lyons, Emma Thompson, Don McLean and Jennie Bond.

Gilly's in prison, Stephen's in a diary shed and Graham's in awe of a Crufts winner. Plus, a podcast extra with your tributes to the legendary Jim Bowen who has died.

We're sledging in Abbey Village, dancing in Blackpool and on a winter farm in Clayton-le-Dale. In the podcast extra, Gilly and Nish meet country music's Nathan Carter.

The bitterly cold weather bites, Brett and Sally talk German, Gareth Malone talks singing and Nish climbs high to see the pyramids. Plus, A Podded History of Steve Royle

Plans for a new link road in Lancashire, Brett and Sal remember student life and Graham shops alongside Clare Balding. Plus, a podcast extra with Question Time's David Dimbleby

Brett considers mens' perms, Ted talks This Is Your Life, Scott has no valentines and Leanne is made a groundbreaking offer. Plus, a podcast extra with The Osmonds

Britney heads to Blackpool, Dr. Ted's first surgery and Sally gives a drumming lesson.. Also, Lancaster's Dick Follows remembers his father's death in the Munich Air Disaster

Graham Liver leads the funeral coverage of Blackpool legend Jimmy Armfield C.B.E. DL.

Leanne gets stuck in a lift, Graham's lost in Spain, Scott's lost in France and Brett is lost in his own little world. Plus, A Podded History of breakfast newsreader Katy Booth.

Leanne's new hairstyle, Beswick's new jingle amd Ted is nominated for a new job. Also, Paul O'Gorman's in a Lancashire canal and Brett & Sal's podcast extra from Flog It

Brett's in hot water, Leanne feels the chill, Mike West gets doggy selective and we name the supermarket with the fastest checkout. Plus, a podded history of John Gillmore.

Work on the Penwortham bypass gets underway, trams in Preston, bucket lists and listeners' first jobs. Plus, Tanni Grey Thompson reveals Blackpool's top sporting venue

Featuring Storm Eleanor, a Hairy Biker, a 6' 10" Aladdin and the first sighting of an easter egg. Plus why Judas Priest should really have morphed into Foster and Allen

A Lancashire family scammed of £100, 000, an inspirational blind golfer, naked George and the lengths a Grimsargh woman went to retrieve a Graham Liver double gusseted bag.

A five year old Elvis meets Priscilla Presley, the M65 anniversary, Gilly helps unveil a new memorial at PNE, toilet twinning in Silverdale and what we learn from our Grandmas.

Sally reveals why Cinderella needs a shovel, Greg Wallace and John Clayton talk Christmas food tips, Jacquie's at a panto and Graham Liver auditions a caroller.

The Duchess of Cornwall visits Lancashire, Ross Noble visits hospital and Graham consults Fanny Craddock. Plus, in a podcast extra, Sally Naden tours Lancaster Town Hall.

The FNAT boys talk royalty and we meet TV royalty in Len and Anton. Gilly, Brett and Sal celebrate Lancashire Day, whilst Graham assumes a position and braces himself.

Graham's Black Friday, FNAT talk AC/DC, Brett and Sal at a charity head shaving and Nish whistles a happy tune. Plus, a thirty minute podcast extra with Alfie Boe

A special edition tracking Graham and Gilly's Pedal For Pudsey. The record breaking event crossed Lancashire over eight days culminating beneath the iconic Blackpool Tower.

Graham and Gilly Pedal for Pudsey, Beswick talks Strictly, Brett and Sal embrace the joys of radio and Ted Robbins revels in being a grandfather.

Ted's in the market, Elswick blooms and Heysham's famous gravestones. Sally rings the town crier's bells, the breakfast team consider retirement and Brett begs for an early night.

Michael Ball and Alfie Boe drop in, Dominic Kirwan talks Don Williams, Prince Harry's at Brockholes, Leanne tackles a pole and Brett remembers classic cars.

Bathtime with the breakfast team, Blower's best bits and the big Children in Need reveal. Plus, a podcast extra celebrating Diwali in the Preston Hindu Temple.