Archive September 2012

Lancaster City Council will consider the current position and future use of the Storey Institute building at a meeting of its full Council on September 12.

05/09/12

Councillors will be presented with an update report on the latest position on Lancaster Indoor Market when Full Council meets on September 12.

07/09/12

Residents of the Lancaster district are being asked to help shape a new scheme for Council Tax Benefit.

07/09/12

Lancaster City Council would like to advise businesses that it has no involvement with a planning directory currently seeking advertisers in the district.

11/09/12

Get ready to pamper your pooch in time for the annual fun dog show at Morecambe’s Festival Market.

12/09/12

The Storey Institute in Lancaster will continue operating as a creative industries centre.

14/09/12

More than 13 children from Mossgate Primary School are set to put the fun back into dinnertimes after completing Young Leader Award training delivered by Lancaster City Council.

17/09/12

Visitors to Williamson Park in Lancaster will be able to see a host of vintage cars as part of a weekend rally.

18/09/12

Ever fancied running your own business but don’t know where to start? Are you interested in expanding your current business to a new site?

20/09/12

Lancaster City Council is inviting local people to enjoy a series of free and discount fitness events at Salt Ayre Sports Centre to mark National Fitness Day.

21/09/12

In 2006 the Lancaster and Morecambe Vision Board, of which both Lancaster City Council and Lancashire County Council and the private sector are members, launched a consultation on the vision for the future economic prosperity of the district.

21/09/12

Lancaster City Council is launching a public consultation on new planning guidance for the district.

26/09/12

The North Western Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (NWIFCA) has authorised the opening of the seed mussel fishery at Heysham Flat in Morecambe Bay.

28/09/12

Volunteers with green fingers and an interest in conservation are needed to take part in a research project at Williamson Park by the University of Cumbria and Lancaster City Council.

28/09/12