The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside are launching their biggest ever fundraising appeal, ‘Step up for Wildlife’, to raise £300,000 to help combat the biodiversity crisis locally
Lancaster City Council to continue operating The Platform
Lancaster City Council is to continue operating The Platform entertainment venue in Morecambe
The power of comics celebrated as international creators arrive in The Lake District
The Lakes International Comic Art Festival will be held in Bowness-on-Windermere this coming weekend, within the heart of the Lake District National Park this weekend
Lancaster Music Festival pays tribute to much-missed local composer
Lancaster Music Festival will remember a well known member of the city’s musical community this October with a performance of his own oratorio
Lancaster University research helping to prevent the illegal ivory trade
Research at Lancaster University has developed a new way of identifying ivory tusks from mammoths or elephants as part of efforts to stymy the illegal trade.
Lancaster Music Festival Academy Encourages Musical Youth
Two sisters who gained national fame when they performed alongside will.i.am on television are among the young people taking part in this year’s Lancaster Music Festival Academy. Gabriella T, 14, […]
Former Skerton High School site set for new housing, playing fields, cherry trees to be retained
Lancaster City Council outlines its plans for old Skerton High School site
Lancaster University awarded £240,000 by UK Space Agency for new satellite technology to enable superfast internet speeds from space
Lancaster University has been awarded £240,000 by the UK Space Agency to enable an unprecedented internet data rate provided by satellite constellations.
New local video series sets out to highlight issues around employability
A new video series aims to to highlight issues around employability and what benefits working in various local industries offer
Lancaster University palliative care expert advises Parliament on assisted dying and assisted suicide
Lancaster Professor Nancy Preston has given evidence before a parliamentary enquiry