North West Daily Bulletin

North West news round-up

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00:00South Ribble Police have issued an urgent appeal to find the high-risk, missing 17-year-old

00:05girl. They are asking for the public's help in locating Eleanor Sumner, believed to have

00:10been last seen in the area of New Longton. A house in Fleetwood, plagued by antisocial

00:16behaviour, has been boarded up by police. Officers secured a closure order at a property

00:22on Edmonton Place following reports of persistent antisocial behaviour.

00:28A new sculpture, entitled Dandy, portraying a large dog made of steel, has just been installed

00:33on Stersham Road, up the steps from Booth's Clodaghore store. This marks the end of a

00:38long journey which began with the artist's idea to tell the story of the Pender Witches

00:42in a new way, in Clodaghore Town Centre, through a piece of public art.

00:48A young man is recovering in hospital after he was set upon by a gang in the Wiganborough

00:52Street. A group of men, armed with weapons, smashed a window at a house in Barton Street,

00:57Hillsley, around 5.55am yesterday, and then attacked a man in his trenches who had remonstrated

01:04with them, inflicting multiple injuries. Lancaster's new mayor hopes the year ahead

01:10will lit the high notes for one of her chosen charities. Councillor Abi Mills has launched

01:16Music with the Mayor, an innovative project aiming to spotlight Lancaster and Morecambe's

01:21diverse music scene, while supporting the work of Citizens Advice North Lancashire.

01:27And finally the weather. The region looks set for some wet weather towards the end of

01:30this week.