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Tag: Councillor David Smith

8 January, 2016
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City Council seeks views on skate park provision

Lancaster City Council has launched a major new survey to help identify whether there is adequate provision in the district for wheeled sports including skating and BMX riding. The city […]

15 December, 2015
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Market Square Trees Decision to go before full Council Cabinet early next year

Lancaster Market Square. Photo: John Freeman After outcry over a proposal to remove the trees from Lancaster’s Market Square – and the possibility that the decision would be made by […]

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Could your street benefit from a spring clean?

Lancaster City Council is calling for people to nominate areas to take part in the next round of Street Pride events across the district. The aim of Street Pride is […]

28 January, 2014
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Williamson Park Needs Yews!

A number of yew trees are being replaced around the Ashton Memorial in Williamson Park to enhance the historic landmark. Lancaster City Council is removing existing trees from around the […]

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Local residents help put pride back into their streets

Nominations from the public have helped to set Lancaster City Council’s new Street Pride programme for 2013/14. More than 20 areas around the district will benefit from Street Pride, which […]

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Make your mark on plans for Morecambe's Happy Mount Park

Lancaster City Council is inviting everyone to share their views on the future design and development of Happy Mount Park with a drop-in session at the park on Thursday 29th […]

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Have your say on Morecambe’s Happy Mount Park

Two consultation events will be taking place at Morecambe’s Happy Mount Park as part of the first stage in creating a masterplan for the park. The events will take place […]

12 February, 2013
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Council, children and national charity unite to improve Ryelands Park

Children from Lune Park Children’s Centre join forced with Lancaster City Council, Friends of Ryelands Park and Groundwork to plant 1000 bulbs in Ryelands Park. Photo courtesy Lancaster City Council […]

6 August, 2012
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Childhood dreams come true with opening of new Morecambe play area

An afternoon of fun and games will mark the official opening of a new family play and recreation area in Morecambe next week. Lancaster City Council has worked with the […]

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Fun times ahead thanks to Transform Your Patch Campaign

A new recreation area in Morecambe and a play area in Lancaster are set to benefit from funding from ‘Transform Your Patch‘ – a community-led regeneration scheme supported by some […]

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