Lancaster’s annual Fireworks Spectacular will take place on Saturday 6th November, and this year’s is shaping up to be bigger and better than ever before. During the day there will […]
New local transport plans could save over £100 million, say campaigners
Organisations from North Lancashire have joined together to give their backing to a report and proposal for urgently needed transport improvements for the Lancaster and Morecambe district. The proposals, which […]
Free crime prevention tools for Lancaster, Morecambe residents
Local residents can get switched on to home security as the nights draw in – with the help of free crime prevention tools. Timer switches – which can turn lights […]
MBIs Take Harbour Ward council seat, Labour fails to offer candidate
Morecambe Bay Independent Geoff Walker has claimed the Harbour Ward council seat in a by-election held yesterday following the death of John Barnes. The full results are as follows: Ian […]
Take part in a ‘Big Conversation’ about Skerton
Ryelands Park, Skerton People who live and work in Lancaster’s Skerton area are being invited to take part in a very special event on the Tuesday 12th October 12 at […]
Barnstorming Barnbox record label Promotes Local Music
How’s My Pop – just one of several Lancaster bands involved in Barnbox. Photo: Jill Abbot Tom Bramhall profiles local music label Barnbox (www.barnbox.co.uk), the fruit of several friends efforts […]
1984 at The Dukes
Conrad Nelson’s 1984 at Lancaster’s Dukes gives the lie to the view that novels can never make great plays. In some ways, they may actually make for better theatre than […]
Council appoints experts to review Lancaster Market
Krys Zasada, who is spearheading the NCS study of Lancaster Market Lancaster City Council has appointed market experts NCS, the consultancy arm of the National Association of British Market Authorities, […]
Young Dukes team in line for national award
The Dukes Creative Learning Department has reached the finals of a prestigious national competition. Based at DT3 in Moor Lane, Lancaster, the team has beaten more than 500 others to […]
Transition Cafe challenges the Politics of Food
Do you know where your food comes from or how it got to your plate? The next Transition Cafe event at Lancaster’s Gregson Centre next month challenges you to find […]