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Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was seriously injured following a collision in Barton. Around 3.00pm on 2nd … Continue reading Pensioner seriously injured in Barton collision

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Lancaster City Council is calling for people to nominate areas to take part in the next round of Street Pride … Continue reading Could your street benefit from a spring clean?

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Sunderland Point by Norman Shadwell There’s a great exhibition of the work of talented local artists  at Lancaster City Museum … Continue reading Local art showcased at Lancaster City Museum

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There’ll be a warm welcome for Northern Broadsides when they return to The Dukes later this month with their well-timed … Continue reading Warm Up With The Winter’s Tale at The Dukes

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The Bay Horse Hotel, Arkholme A consultation on a draft conservation area appraisal for Arkholme ends on 16th November. Lancaster … Continue reading Public consultation on Arkholme’s Conservation Area Appraisal

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Magic Lantern Tales of World War One at the Platform

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