Lancaster City Council has voted to renew and extend its Development Agreement with Centros, the company proposing a major revamp of the city’s “Canal Corridor”. The Council voted by 38 […]
Campaigners seek open review of city development plans
Lancaster’s old Tramway pub, part of the area earmarked for development. Campaign group It’s Our City will be lobbying councillors in advance of this week’s Full Council Meeting which will […]
Last chance to air the pros and cons of Link Road?
After a week of “Issue Specific” hearings into the proposed Heysham M6 Link at Lancaster Town Hall, Lancashire County Council has had to admit much that harms the case for […]
Freeman’s Wood: the fight continues
Campaigners seeking to stop Freeman’s Wood from being bulldozed are stepping up their campaign. There was outrage earlier in the year when developers fenced off previously public accessible land near […]
Deadline nears for comment on Central Promenade plans
One of the original designs proposed for the Central Promenade by Urban Splash Objectors argue the new buildings are too high. (Updated 8/7/12, added Councillor Hansons’s comments) Morecambe Town Council […]
Council makes statement on Lancaster Market
Lancaster City Council has just issued a full statement on the future for the Lancaster Market building and its remaining traders, which is as follows: Council agrees on a way […]
It’s Our City call for council veto on Centros ‘sweetheart’ deal
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 […]