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Transport campaigners launch fund-raising campaign

Campaigners against the proposed Heysham-M6 link road have just launched a campaign to raise funds to help them present its case at the 2010 Public Inquiry into the costly scheme. […]

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Public meetings to discuss Shoreline Management Plans

Two public meetings have been arranged for people to discuss the future of our coastline. The events will be welcomed by many local people who might be affected by coastal […]

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Transport campaigners welcome Heysham Link inquiry

Local transport campaign group Transport Solutions for Lancaster and Morecambe have welcomed the announcement by the Government to hold a public inquiry into the Lancashire County Council plan to build […]

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Council sounds positive note on Centros knockback

Far from being disappointed about the Secretary of State’s recent decision on the Centros proposals, Lancaster City Council says it is more than pleased with the outcome: and despite the […]

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Canal Corridor Public Meeting Announced

Development campaign group It’s Our City are to hold a public meeting on Tuesday 19th January to consider the main elements of the inspector’s report which led to the dismissal […]

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Budget consultation events cancelled in Carnforth

Lancaster City Council has unfortunately had to cancel a public exhibition and workshop due to take place in Carnforth today (Tuesday January 5) due to adverse weather conditions. The exhibition […]

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Council, Centros Statement on Canal Corridor

Following the announcement that the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government has announced that he has refused planning permission for a major new retail development in Lancaster (see […]

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Centros Development Plans for Lancaster Rejected

Plans for a massive shopping development in Lancaster have been thrown out by the Government. The multi-million pound canal corridor development by Centros has been refused by the Secretary of […]

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Road Round Up: County Still Pursues White Elephant

Despite the opposition of local people and both Lancaster and Morecambe Councils, Lancashire County Council – already set to make swingeing cuts to vital services in the New Year – […]

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Greens Condemn New Nuke Plans for Heysham

It should come as no surprise to learn that Lancaster’s Greens have condemned plans for a third nuclear power station at Heysham – and indeed, any new nuclear build in […]

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