£250 up for grabs – just for returning a form!
Would you like the chance to win £250 to spend as you please? That’s the offer from Lancaster City Council … Continue reading £250 up for grabs – just for returning a form!
Month: July 2009
Centros Debacle: Who Is Responsible?
The public inquiry into absent-from-proceedings developer Centros plans for Lancaster’s canal corridor is nearly finished, with supplementary evidence and closing … Continue reading Centros Debacle: Who Is Responsible?
Dog Fun Day Planned for Heysham School
Lancaster City Council has teamed up with the RSPCA, the Dogs Trust and Lune Valley Training Club to offer free … Continue reading Dog Fun Day Planned for Heysham School
Canal Corridor Inquiry closes
The Inquiry into the Centros plans for Lancaster’s Canal Corridor closed last week with a final decision on the proposals … Continue reading Canal Corridor Inquiry closes
Lancaster Air-Mail from the 4th Plinth!
Lancaster based-artist Rachel Baynton will join 2400 people taking their place this year on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square … Continue reading Lancaster Air-Mail from the 4th Plinth!
Lancaster City Council publishes its Annual Report
Lancaster City Council has published its Annual Report for 2008/09, which gives an overview of the council and the district … Continue reading Lancaster City Council publishes its Annual Report
Pasties Are Better Than Comics
Two local comic artists have contributed to an independent comic inspired by the humble pasty. Celebrating this lunch time staple … Continue reading Pasties Are Better Than Comics
Heysham High Wakes up and Shakes Up!
Heysham High School students gave Diversity a run for their money as they attempted to set a Guinness Book World … Continue reading Heysham High Wakes up and Shakes Up!
University opens up facilities for Local Artists
The University of Cumbria is offering the opportunity for four local artists to utilise its arts facilities in Lancaster and … Continue reading University opens up facilities for Local Artists
Cockling tragedy victims to be remembered at RHS Flower Show
The tragic deaths of 23 Chinese cockle pickers in Morecambe Bay are to be remembered in Lancaster City Council’s display … Continue reading Cockling tragedy victims to be remembered at RHS Flower Show