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Judges’ Lodgings Museum Needs £100,000 a year to stay open, campaign group reveals
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Judges’ Lodgings Museum Needs £100,000 a year to stay open, campaign group reveals

The Friends of the Judges’ Lodgings group, who are trying to save the Lancashire County Council-run museum on Lancaster’s Castle … Continue reading Judges’ Lodgings Museum Needs £100,000 a year to stay open, campaign group reveals

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County Council invites bids to run Museums and Libraries
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Lancashire County Council has begun inviting bids to run Lancashire’s museums and libraries – even though they’ve yet to identify … Continue reading County Council invites bids to run Museums and Libraries

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Extra Time for Lancashire's Threatened Museums, will Culture Inquiry Save Them Yet?
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Extra Time for Lancashire's Threatened Museums, will Culture Inquiry Save Them Yet?

The five Lancashire County Council museums threatened with closure will now stay open until the end of September, to allow … Continue reading Extra Time for Lancashire's Threatened Museums, will Culture Inquiry Save Them Yet?

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Lancashire County Council budget cuts to hit local services

Budget cuts by Lancashire County Council will have a huge effect on services in the Lancaster district, city councillors heard … Continue reading Lancashire County Council budget cuts to hit local services

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Lancashire County Council’s Latest Cuts Proposals Appal Local Residents
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Lancashire County Council’s Latest Cuts Proposals Appal Local Residents

Lancaster and Morecambe residents have been left reeling after Lancashire County Council announced it latest cuts proposals last week. They … Continue reading Lancashire County Council’s Latest Cuts Proposals Appal Local Residents

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Victorian Value at Judges' Lodgings Christmas Festival!

Lancaster’s Judges’ Lodgings Museum will be open for a very special weekend in December, offering a Victorian Christmas Festival on … Continue reading Victorian Value at Judges' Lodgings Christmas Festival!

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Heritage days open historic doors across Lancaster – and Lancashire
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Heritage days open historic doors across Lancaster – and Lancashire

Some of Lancashire County Council‘s historic buildings will open their doors between Thursday 10th and Sunday 13th September as part … Continue reading Heritage days open historic doors across Lancaster – and Lancashire

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A Victorian Christmas Festival at The Judges’ Lodgings Museum this weekend
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A Victorian Christmas Festival at The Judges’ Lodgings Museum this weekend

Photo: John Freeman Lancaster’s Judges’ Lodgings Museum will be open for “A Victorian Christmas Festival” this coming weekend (6th – 7th December … Continue reading A Victorian Christmas Festival at The Judges’ Lodgings Museum this weekend

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Yarn Caster 2014 draws to a close

It’s the last weekend to enjoy Yarn_Caster 2014 and explore the project’s Yarn_Caster Trail around Lancaster’s historic sites, including Lancaster … Continue reading Yarn Caster 2014 draws to a close

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City Council puts on half-term fun and thrills for youngsters

Lancaster City Council is cooking up a menu of fun and excitement for youngsters this October half term with a … Continue reading City Council puts on half-term fun and thrills for youngsters

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