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Running for little Millie LITTLE Millie Lonergan cannot enjoy chocolate or crisps like other youngsters her age and most of her food comes from the chemist.

Deportation wait for Hansol A YOUNG Garstang gymnast faces an anxious wait before learning if she will be deported back to South Korea.

Former Garstang schoolgirl on TV lambing show TV viewers around the country will get a live insight into the dramas of lambing season over the next few days – with the help of a former Garstang High School pupil.

Rapist 'groomed' Garstang girl on website SEX fiend Eugene Molloy raped a young girl from Garstang after befriending her by pretending to be a fresh-faced teenager.

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Stalmine boxer on drug charges

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Council Tax increase 'lowest in years'

Waste centre threat

D-day in road markings row

Demand for travellers' document

College pitches in a sports plan

MPs' plea to end Canatxx saga

Garstang Booths builder wins award

Garstang schoolgirl's brave cancer battle

UPDATE: Scorton body is that of missing man

Knicker stealing former mayor jailed for two years

Tidal barrage wildlife warning

Shock at Catterall store closure

Hambleton childminder is top for the tots

Thieves target pub car park

Builder's costs victory over 'unreasonable' demolition order

Sharon heads off to Afghanistan

Catterall post office re-opens

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