Debbie Butler
Editor at The Visitor
Editor at Lancaster Guardian
Editor, @The_Visitor and @GuardianDigital. Love books, films and my dog. Views mine.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasterguardian.co.uk | Debbie Butler
Here at the Lancaster Guardian we’ve put together a guide to 10 of our favourites. Why not try out one from our list or pay a visit to your own favourite local chippy? 1. Hodgson's Chippy, LancasterEstablished in 1998, family-run Hodgson’s Chippy represents one of Lancaster’s true business success stories. 96 Prospect Street, Lancaster LA1 3BH Photo: Paul Currie2.
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1 month ago |
lep.co.uk | Debbie Butler
And what better place than one of the district’s many pubs and bars – especially if they welcome your four-legged friend too. Here’s our guide to 10 great dog-friendly venues in the area where you can enjoy a drink with your pet by your side. 1. The Three Mariners, LancasterDogs are welcome inside and out. Water bowls and doggy treats are provided especially when they are well behaved. Photo: Submit2.
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1 month ago |
lancasterguardian.co.uk | Debbie Butler
And what better place than one of the district’s many pubs and bars – especially if they welcome your four-legged friend too. Here’s our guide to 10 great dog-friendly venues in the area where you can enjoy a drink with your pet by your side. 1. The Three Mariners, LancasterDogs are welcome inside and out. Water bowls and doggy treats are provided especially when they are well behaved. Photo: Submit2.
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2 months ago |
lancasterguardian.co.uk | Debbie Butler
Historic venues and picturesque parks mix with stunning scenery to offer something for everyone in Lancaster, Morecambe and the surrounding villages. But which ‘things to do’ are the most popular? Here’s a guide to some of the best attractions in the area, according to Tripadvisor. 1. Williamson Park, LancasterHome to the iconic Ashton Memorial and 54 acres of park and woodland, with spectacular views across Morecambe Bay to the Lake District fells.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
lancasterguardian.co.uk | Debbie Butler
It's British Pie Week next week (March 3-9) and what better way to celebrate than tucking into your favourite pie? The British are responsible for the invention of most of the pies that we know and love today. Sweet or savoury – there’s a pie for every occasion. And we all know how Lancaster and Morecambe folk love a good pie!British Pie Week was founded in 2007 by Jus-Rol, a British pastry-rolling company.
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