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• Commissioner calls on Government to reclassify Ketamine as Class A

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• Calls for new bridge over River Ribble

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• Man arrested following cannabis grow discovery in South Ribble

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• Urgent warning after Preston restaurant slapped with £12,000 penalty for mis-selling dairy free burgers

  Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards has issued an urgent food safety warning after a Preston restaurant and its director have been issued a £12,000 penalty for mis-selling dairy free burgers twice.

• Planning approval secured for transformation of Preston’s historic red phone boxes

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• Communication hubs set to be rolled out in Preston

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