Cinema was once an important piece of Blackpool’s allure of affordable glamour, with seventeen movie theatres operating in the town at its peak. Now, almost a year after the final Odeon has gone dark, the local council is opening a nine-screen multiplex of its own.
The owner of the site, in Bispham, has blamed Blackpool Council, the government and United Utilities. But many of their claims are contentious
Giving the heavily pregnant mother the drug was proved to be negligent - but it was deemed insufficient to prove a connection between the negligience and complications suffered during birth
A £450,000 project to restore and repair The Grand in Church Street is up and running
Labour's Louise Haigh vowed that if there is demand, then the possibility can be investigated
The Talbot social club admits it was due to host the two day event that was cancelled following an investigation into the gig promoter behind it
A woman in her 20s was found dead at the scene and a man was pronounced dead at Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Regeneration of Blackpool Airport - as part of Blackpool Airport Enterprise Zone plans - continues but any plans for commercial flights remain in the background
Marc Thomas has been embroiled in a tussle with VW Financial Services after his details were mixed up with another customer
The woman had her PTSD likened to a broken leg by Superintendent Chris Hardy, one of the force’s most senior officers, documents say.
Police have released details of charges to three men in Blackpool after town centre disorder from the far-right
The UK’s first drug checking service will prove invaluable in protecting people from drug-related harms.
Hundreds of thousands of adoptees and their family members lack vital health history - as even NHS numbers are changed after adoption.
A Nepalese mother was arrested in an NHS hospital because staff mistook a common birthmark for child abuse. Structural racism in medicine needs to end, and only structural upheaval can end it.
The killer virus that thrived on health inequalities flourished in Tory-led Britain.
A few years back, the narrative was that we didn’t have enough doctors; now, we have doctors out of work. Meanwhile, there is a plan to boost the physician associate workforce from 1,000 to 10,000 in a matter of years.
There are many success stories to come from Accrington Stanley Women - a club that still operates independently from the men's team
Women and children are choosing to be reunited with their families in a war zone rather than be without them in the safety of the UK.
"Unusually I have been undertaking this whilst bringing my 4-month old son Elijah with me..."
Splits on Labour’s left flank could spell trouble for the government.
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