Lancaster City Council outlines its plans for old Skerton High School site
Morecambe’s Platform entertainment venue to remain open until end of 2024, but Tourist Information Centres set for closure
More service cuts ahead after £100 million in government funding lost in recent years
Concern grows over Photo ID rollout for May’s local elections
The government have passed a law to spend millions banning people who don’t have ID from voting
Lancaster MP Cat Smith condemns proposal to close The Platform and local Tourist Information Centres
Lancaster MP Cat Smith has criticised City Council proposals to consult on closing The Platform Lancaster MP Cat Smith condemns proposal to close The Platform
Eden Project Morecambe awarded £50m from Government’s Levelling Up Fund
The Eden Project has been awarded £50m in the second round of the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund to build the new Eden Project Morecambe
Celebrate New Year again – Chinese style!
There’s a second chance to celebrate the New Year in Lancaster later this month – Chinese style
Light Up Lancaster plans revealed, volunteers sought
Lancaster’s history will come alive in light art during Light up Lancaster, one of the city’s most popular free festivals this November.
Green Party take Warton in council by-election
The Green Party has won the local council by-election in Warton
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – Details of local tributes
The Mayor of Lancaster, Councillor Joyce Pritchard, has paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and released details of local options to mark her passing, along with other local organisations
Vintage by the Sea proves a huge success
Morecambe was alive with music, dancing, street food and entertainment as more than 45,000 people celebrated classic design at the weekend when the award-winning Vintage by the Sea returned after a two-year Covid enforced absence