John Kierdie Watson: A Tribute
Many people in Lancaster have been shocked and saddened to hear of the death of John Kierdie Watson, who was … Continue reading John Kierdie Watson: A Tribute
Many people in Lancaster have been shocked and saddened to hear of the death of John Kierdie Watson, who was … Continue reading John Kierdie Watson: A Tribute
Local publisher Flax, which is back by Lancaster Litfest, is gearing up for new series of digital anthologies to be … Continue reading Local Publisher Seeks Submissions
Going, going, gone! Workers this week demolished a house on the corner of Torrisholme and Oxford Roads in Skerton to … Continue reading Bringing the House Down – Literally!
Minister for the North West Beverley Hughes has met business leaders from across the North West to spell out the … Continue reading Government, Business Brace for North West Downturn
Take a glimpse of Morecambe’s past with the ‘Looking back on Poulton-le-Sands Calendar 2009’. Poulton Neighbourhood Management, a Lancaster City … Continue reading Looking Back on Poulton’s Past
The Secretary of State for the Department for Transport Geoff Hoon has agreed to meet with Morecambe and Lunesdale MP … Continue reading Train Strain: Smith Challenges Hoon
The Storey Institute has been a bit of a Lancaster gem for a long time, providing the people of Lancaster … Continue reading Tod’s Talk on Art at the Storey
Ludus Dance and The Borough in Dalton Square have teamed up to offer three brand new exciting Wednesday dance classes … Continue reading Strictly Eleveneses with Ludus at The Borough!
Home Grown: Food Champions of England’s Northwest, a new book highlighting the renaissance of English provincial food and featuring stories … Continue reading Putting the Spotlight on North West Food
Top Lancaster folk group The Free Reed Band has announced that its former caller, Mark Davies, latterly of Hungary and … Continue reading Free Reed Band at the Gregson