In Review: Beaumont Dance Company’s “Targetted”
Probably only someone who is not a dancer (like me) would try to define what dance is, but I’ll have … Continue reading In Review: Beaumont Dance Company’s “Targetted”
Month: March 2011
Could you be a City Councillor?
If you’ve ever ranted about the City Council or declared you could do a better job than those currently elected, … Continue reading Could you be a City Councillor?
Flax to launch new books from three authors
Flax, the publishing inprint of Lancaster LitFest, will be launching chapbooks by Dinesh Allirajah, Sarah Dobbs and Ian Seed on … Continue reading Flax to launch new books from three authors
In Review: Children of Killers
While many of those of us in Europe may think of genocide in Rwanda as something that was over and … Continue reading In Review: Children of Killers
Show off your label – it’s Fairtrade Fortnight!
Lancaster City Council is supporting Fairtrade Fortnight and asking shops and other organisations to “Show off your label” from 28th … Continue reading Show off your label – it’s Fairtrade Fortnight!
Beaumont Dance Company show to debut at Dukes DT3
A dance company formed by students at the Skerton-based Beaumont College for young people with physical and learning disabilities will … Continue reading Beaumont Dance Company show to debut at Dukes DT3
£16 billion should not be spent on high speed rail, says local Green
Image: Birmingham Chamber of Commerce When the Green Party conference came out overwhelmingly against the HS2 proposal for a Birmingham-London … Continue reading £16 billion should not be spent on high speed rail, says local Green
Energy Minister to open Lancaster University’s new research centre
Charles Hendry MP The Rt Hon Charles Hendry MP, Minister of State for Energy & Climate Change, will officially open … Continue reading Energy Minister to open Lancaster University’s new research centre
Register to vote – before it’s too late
Time is running out to make sure that you are registered to vote in time for the local elections, which … Continue reading Register to vote – before it’s too late