The Centros ‘Arc’ development in Bury St Edmunds First published: 18/5/12 updated 23/5/12 A packed meeting at Lancaster Town Hall last Tuesday learnt about the new Centros proposals for the […]
It’s Our City plans public meeting to discuss new Centros development plan
Lancaster development campaign group It’s Our City held a meeting at the Gregson earlier this week to discuss the latest Centros proposal for Lancaster Canal Corridor – and are now […]
Council considers options on Lancaster Indoor Market – again
(Updated 4/4/12: 1610): Lancaster City Council will consider a progress report on Lancaster Indoor Market at next week’s full Council meeting and consider options available on its future – which […]
Coronation Field developer's next target?
(Updated 15th March) As outrage grows over the actions the Property Trust and its destruction of trees in Freeman’s Wood on Lancaster’s Marsh, despite legally-binding Tree Preservation Orders (see news […]
Traffic curb plans for Lancaster’s pedestrian zone being considered
Lancaster City Council is examining the future management of traffic inside Lancaster’s pedestrian zone as part of its plans to revitalise the city centre and in response to concerns about […]
Centros in secret development deal talks with City Council
An earlier visual for Centros first plan for Lancaster What has happened to developer Centros? In the current issue of Lancaster Chamber of Commerce’s Business Matters we read that Lancaster City […]
Seaton Parish Council says No to Nuclear Dump
Seaton Parish Council – the council of “One of the largest villages in England” voted to reject continuing on any further steps to a geological nuclear dump 1000 metres deep […]
Greaves Hotel retirement home plans raise resident hackles
Residents in Greaves, Lancaster, have rounded on developers McCarthy & Stone’s plans for new retirement flats, describing their consultation as a “sham” – and are campaigning for major changes to […]
Freeman’s Wood: Can it be saved?
Shocked by the erection of a large metal fence around Freeman’s Wood in Lancaster, campaigners trying to save the land for the public are urging human users of the wood […]
Freeman’s Wood under development threat?
Lancastrians have reacted angrily to the news that Freeman’s Wood – long open to the public and popular with walkers, bikers and bird watchers – is being fenced off