(with thanks to various virtual-lancaster readers) As Lancaster City Council continues to ponder the fate of Lancaster Market – one … Continue reading More businesses leave Lancaster market as Council dithers over fate
(updated 27/3/11) After our recent coverage of how housing benefit changes will effectively impoverish some of Britain’s most vulnerable when … Continue reading Local MP backs Tory bid to criminalize Squatters
Local Labour Party councillors and prospective council candidates have launched a petition against the possible closure of Sure Start Centres … Continue reading Local Labour activists launch Save Sure Start petition
Lancashire is to benefit from the doubling of funding available for repairing potholes – which should come as welcome news … Continue reading Government increases money for pothole repairs
Have you seen or do you know this man? Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenager was assaulted at … Continue reading Teenager assaulted at Lancaster takeaway
Lancashire Clubs for Young People is once again organising its popular 3C’s Challenge – encompassing Caving, Climbing and Cycling – … Continue reading 3Cs challenge issued to would be ‘adventurers’
A fun Taekwondo class, suitable for beginners and experienced martial artists begins at the Trinity Community Centre in Lancaster next … Continue reading Take Taekwondo at Trinity
Lancaster City Council is warning people that believing urban myths about electoral registration could mean missing out on the chance … Continue reading Don’t let registration myths mean you miss your chance to vote
This week’s Lancaster Guardian reports that the proposed M6 Link to Heysham is to be re-submitted for planning approval – … Continue reading Bypass goes back to planning despite government funding green light
The Chancellor George Osborne today announced his Budget, with plans to reform the nation’s economy and, he claims, steps to … Continue reading Budget confirmation for funding of M6 Link for Heysham
