The Unmissable Podcast

Lancashire celebrates the county's carers with a special carol concert. Hoghton Tower on the telly, cooking an air fryer vegan Christmas dinner and Santa's phone in.

Sarah, Duchess of York visits Burnley to support charitable work being done in the town. Community groups across the county gear up for Christmas and Julie Hesmondhalgh drops in.

Take a trip around UCLAN's Alston Observatory with its windows to the night sky. The Space Centre's new cinema, Dave Spikey, wartime in Chapeltown and Preston Bypass is 65!

Sir Lindsay Hoyle helps BBC Radio Lancashire's breakfast team to celebrate Lancashire Day. Padiham's barefoot man, Blackpool's panto stores and the Whittle-le-Woods benchmafrk.

Hundreds watch BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham and Leanne dance across the Tower Ballroom. Lancashire's devolution debate, Jenny Ryan and Darwen's Cormac wins a Nashville award.

People across the county raise thousands for this year's Children in Need appeal. Graham's waxing, Sharon milking cows, Nish feeding sea lions, Joe rapping, all for a good cause.

Commemorations are held to mark the 140th anniversary of Moorfield Pit mining disaster. Remembering Accrington Pals, Preston regeneration and different Lancashire accents.

Almost 200 birthday cards have been sent to a Lancaster care home for 102 year old Sybil. Europe's strongest woman, Fleetwood historic photos and Lancashire markets.

Graham Liver takes an exclusive walk through Blackpool's much anticipated new museum. The Tower Dungeon, Black History Month and why the Pendle Witches were innocent!

Chorley's Derian House Childrens Hospice is celebrating its 30th birthday. Morecambe's Paris Fury, Preston's Navratri celebrations and The Nolans Blackpool plaque.

BBC Radio Lancashire legend John "Gilly" Gillmore presents his last late night programme. Big Burscough pumpkins, Deepdale Duck's farewell and Darwen school trip memories.

The Princess of Wales visits a Lancaster textiles company to hear about their industry. The Stanley shirt giveaway, Mrs. Brown's Blackpool and puppy dog Archie has a new home.

How cockapoo Pippa is helping Lancashire children of primary and high school years. Thornton's Iron Age discovery, Fleetwood's maestro pianist and Clitheroe's Take That bonus.

The BBC Radio Lancashire Make A Difference Award winners 2023 are announced. Nelson's Wilko closes, Blackpool's "warm hug", inside Burnley Empire and a spider causes havoc!

Sophie Ellis-Bextor at the Blackpool Illuminations. Electric trucks in Preston, Morecambe's Vintage by the Sea, Chorley's John Waite and Fleetwood's Alfie Boe.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham and Leanne in a World Gravy controversy. Accrington's Soapbox Challenge, Sabden's musical Hermit and Brierfield Celtic's celebrations.

Thousands flock to Lytham to celebrate the wartime spirit. The Big Dipper's big birthday, GCSEs in Nelson, Blackpool's health MOTs and on the road with Lancashire Police.

Garstang's dog inclusive pub is nominated for another award. Blackpool's mobile art, Chorley Panthers, Make A Difference and Remembering Len Johnrose.

How Barrowford's Laura Nuttall has inspired many who are battling a brain tumour. Four new Make a Difference nominees and where are the lost farms of Brinscall?

A Blackburn spinning school is passing on generations of traditional skills. Graham and Leanne's Soapbox vehicle, Make A Difference, Bobby Elliott and Lancashire cycling.

Oswaldtwistle youngster Alex has his new bionic arm fitted. Skelmersdale's Miss England, Sir Lindsay's at the Chorley Flower Show and Blackpool's Sooty is celebrating.

Burnley fans flock to see a new homage to their Premier League bound club. Great Eccleston Show, Clive Myrie, after the Beatherder and the World Gravy Wrestling Championships.

A new plaque is unveiled at Eric Morecambe's statue to the comedian's "loyal friend." Euxton's correction, Accrington's Soapbox Challenge and Blackburn's school visit memories.

The NHS in Lancashire celebrates its 75th anniversary. Plus, behind the scene of Heysham nuclear power station and The Edith Rigby Way opens.

Thousands of people head to Lytham's five day music extravaganza. The new Bishop of Blackburn's installation service, friends and family celebrate the life of Laura Nuttall.