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Tag: Development Issues

4 March, 2011
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Hala Estate to get a makeover, Open Day announced

A possible design for a new play area which Hala Community Group will be on hand to tell residents more about at a planned Open Day. More designs on the […]

1 March, 2011
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£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 250 mph train earlier this week, Lancaster Green Councillor John […]

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Conservatives “Call In” Lancaster Market Move Decision

Conservative Councillors have initiated a “call-in” of the City Council Cabinet’s decision to investigate a proposal to move Lancaster Market to the City Museum building (see news story). The Conservatives […]

9 February, 2011
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Lancaster Market to move?

One of the new designs for the existing market proposed in a new report Lancaster Market could move from its current location to new premises in the City Museum’s current […]

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Council seeks views on new Morecambe Action Plan

Lancaster City Council is asking for your help in planning a new heart for Morecambe. Over the last year, the council has been talking to local people and now has […]

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Consultation on future of Lunesdale East development announced

Lancaster City Council is asking residents living in and around the Luneside East area of Lancaster for their views on how the site should be redeveloped. The council has been […]

24 January, 2011
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Morecambe MP backs woodland sell off

Art: Smuzz (Updated 27th January 2011) Morecambe and Lunesdale MP David Morris is backing the government on its plans to sell off England’s public woodlands for some £250 million, despite […]

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Lancaster City Council invites you to become a planner for an evening

Lancaster City Council is inviting residents and other interested people to become a planner for an evening by taking part in a series of events. At the events, participants will […]

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Council backs new nuclear build as Heysham 1 gets 'extended life'

Lancaster City Council has backed the building of new nuclear power faciliities at Heysham – just as Heysham 1 power station has been granted a five-year life extension, meaning it […]

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Claughton Moor Wind farm plans revised, but still causing local concern

Community Windpower Ltd has announced their new plans for Claughton Moor Community Windfarm have been re-submitted to Lancaster City Council – but concerned locals have asked for more time to […]

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