Could your street benefit from a spring clean? If so, Lancaster City Council wants to hear from you. Under the council’s Street Pride scheme, special hit squads move in to […]
Pools decision called-in for scrutiny
The City Council’s decision to hand back three community pools to Lancashire County Council has been called-in for scrutiny. The county council owns pools next to schools in Hornby, Carnforth […]
City Council’s latest Litter Campaign raises surveillance concerns
Some locals have raised in concern at the latest salvo from Lancaster City Council against littering – which included the photograph of an alleged ‘butt dropper’ in a press release. […]
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 […]
City looks at taking back Museum control
Lancaster City Council has issued Lancashire County Council with 24 months notice to end the present agreement where the county council runs its museums with the aim of providing better […]
Icy Pavements: Should Councils Have Done More?
The Department of Transport has advised local MP Geraldine Smith councils should, perhaps, done more to clear pavements and roads during the recent snowy weather. Earlier this week, Geraldine asked […]
County to decide on Pools future
Lancaster City Council says it will be up to Lancashire County Council to decide the fate of community swimming pools in Hornby, Carnforth and Heysham – effectively washing its hands […]
Choral concert helps to celebrate town hall centenary
Lancaster City Council will celebrate the 100th birthday of Lancaster Town Hall on Friday 29th January with a very special concert. The very first public concert to be performed in […]
Binmen: 'We're coming as soon as we can'
Lancaster City Council’s refuse workers are doing their utmost to empty bins and recycling boxes which were missed in the recent spell of severe weather (see news story). Anyone with […]
Take tea with the mayor
The Mayor of Lancaster, Councillor Roger Sherlock, would like to invite people to join him for afternoon tea next week. The mayor will be holding ‘at home’ events at The […]