News News Archive - January 2022 Morecambe’s Eden Project North granted planning permission 31 January 2022 Planning permission for Eden Project North in Morecambe has been granted at a meeting of the Lancaster City Council planning committee today (January 31, 2022). Morecambe's bathing waters classified as good in latest ratings 31 January 2022 Morecambe’s beaches have been given the thumbs up in the latest ratings of bathing water quality. Significant step forward for “Our New Deal for a Greater Lancashire” 28 January 2022 Plans to secure a devolution deal for Lancashire have taken a significant step forward after councillors at Lancaster City Council endorsed the proposals. Council tenants to reap the benefits of refurbished properties 27 January 2022 Lancaster City Council is helping its tenants tackle rising energy costs and climate change by improving the energy efficiency of its homes with a whole house improvement programme. Covid Safe scheme recognised nationally as best practice 17 January 2022 A scheme set up by Lancaster City Council to boost consumer confidence in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic has been recognised nationally. Our New Deal for a Greater Lancashire – leaders unite around plan for the future 12 January 2022 Council leaders have made a historic pledge to work together to deliver a bold vision for a County Deal to benefit the people of Lancashire. Statement on Frontierland 11 January 2022 Contrary to recent reports, Lancaster City Council can confirm that it has not commissioned HPA Chartered Architects to develop a masterplan for Frontierland in Morecambe. Statement on Dalton Square, Lancaster 10 January 2022 Lancaster City Council is examining the longer-term options for the use of Dalton Square following the end of the current road closure arrangements. Lancaster City Council reassures residents that essential services will be maintained 07 January 2022 Lancaster City Council is reassuring residents and businesses that it has robust contingency plans in place to ensure its essential services are maintained in the wake of rising Covid-19 cases.
