This is your Friday news round-up from the Lancashire Post
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  Dec 4, 2020  
     
 

Good afternoon and thank goodness it's Friday.

Not, of course, that the news ever stops!
I promise I won't mention this again - but today is the last day to take advantage of our Black Friday offer on subscriptions. 
If you want access to our site with 70 percent fewer adverts, access to our full puzzles service and unlimited access it's 70p per month for two months then £5.59 afterwards - but the offer ends at midnight. We truly appreciate your support of local journalism.
Meanwhile, we are well and truly in the gifting season now and inevitably many of us are ordering purchases to our homes. 
Unfortunately thieves in Preston tried to take advantage of this yesterday, stealing a van after the delivery driver left the engine running while he popped out to deliver a parcel. 
Luckily the van was found with all the parcels still on board and arrests have now been made.
We also have advice on how to avoid fraud while online shopping but of course the best advice is to shop and #supportlocal
In other news the conservatory in Leyland's Worden Park has been restored to its former glory and Preston's tram service is on track for a 2020 launch if all goes to plan.
If you are a fan of 'I'm a celebrity' you'll know Radio 1 DJ Jordan North, formerly of Preston's Rock FM and from Burnley, has made it into the final tonight - and is a firm favorite to win. Good luck Jordan! 
And in Larches local people are taking a stand against anti-social behaviour - it's great to see some positive action.
Have a great Friday and wrap up warm, snow and sleet are forecast for tomorrow.
Kind regards, Nicola

 

 
     
  16-year-old boy arrested after delivery van full of parcels is stolen in Preston  
     
  A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after a parcel delivery van was stolen in Preston yesterday (Thursday, December 3).  
     
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Special moment as Chorley mum and daughter put care home visitor pod to use for first time
 
An elated daughter has been able to visit her mum in a care home without wearing a mask for the first time since March.
 
     
 
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Preston tram service could be on track for 2022 launch after test runs approved
 
Preston could have its own tram service in little more than a year after the group behind plans to bring the vehicles back to the city was given the green light to carry out test runs to prove that its vision is possible.
 
     
 
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Repair works completed on Worden Park conservatory as Council reveals "exciting plans" for 2021
 
The conservatory in Leyland's Worden Park has been restored to its former glory after it was destroyed by vandals earlier this year.
 
     
     
 
 
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Last chance to get 30% off a Lancashire Post digital subscription
 
Today is the last chance to claim a 30 per cent discount on a new subscription to the Lancashire Post website.
 
 
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Online Christmas Shopping: How to stay safe and avoid fraud this season
 
Lockdown has meant that many of us have had to turn to online shopping for our Christmas gifts, food and drinks.
 
 
     
     
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  Premier League and EFL unveil a £250m survival package for clubs  
     
  The EFL and Premier League have announced details of a £250m rescue package addressing the financial challenges faced by clubs as a result of Covid-19.  
     
     
 
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PNE must start to show form regularly after typical win in midweek
 
Tom Barkhuizen feels that the win over Bournemouth in midweek typified PNE but urges his side to do it regularly now, starting against Wycombe on Saturday.
 
 
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Premier League and EFL agree a £250m survival package for clubs
 
The EFL and Premier League have announced details of a £250m rescue package addressing the financial challenges faced by clubs as a result of Covid-19.
 
 
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Memory match: Preston North End ended home drought against Wycombe Wanderers in front of new boss
 
North End couldn’t have timed their return to winning ways at Deepdale any better in January 2012 when Wycombe Wanderers were their visitors.
 
 
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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