Gayle Rouncivell

2 weeks ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Gayle Rouncivell

A new Lancaster-based business is combining international expertise and local pride to make an impact, through supporting organisations to build value-led brands and raise their profile. The Authentic Partnership Ltd is the newest venture for communications expert Dr Jo Heaton-Marriott, a Lancaster University science graduate who has led several award-winning events and marketing campaigns.

2 weeks ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Gayle Rouncivell

Police in Lancaster are appealing for help to track down stolen bikes and also the suspect in a burglary. The offence took place on New Quay Road between 11pm on May 11 and 7.40am on May 12. Two Haibike Trekking 9 bikes in metallic silver with orange markings on the frame were stolen. These bikes are rare so would stand out.

2 weeks ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Gayle Rouncivell

Get ready for a day of friendship, food, and fun as Carnforth proudly hosts its Big Lunch next month. This isn’t just a picnic – it’s a vibrant celebration of community, connection and belonging. Whether you’ve lived in Carnforth for years or just arrived, The Big Lunch is your chance to come together, share stories and make lasting memories.

2 weeks ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Gayle Rouncivell

Lancaster-based firefighter and first aid trainer Samuel Counsell has launched Frontline First Aid, a new training business dedicated to equipping individuals, charities and organisations with life-saving skills. At 23, Sam has nearly five years of frontline experience as a wholetime firefighter. He became one of the UK’s youngest firefighters when he joined the service at just 18, and has now gone on to launch Frontline First Aid.

2 weeks ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Gayle Rouncivell

A Lancaster charity is encouraging youngsters to do their bit for people in need while developing their green fingers with a brand new growing challenge. CancerCare’s Sunflower Challenge launched earlier this year and several schools, nurseries and businesses have already signed up. Upon sign-up participants receive their own sunflower kit that includes a biodegradable pot, a disc of soil, sunflower seeds and a sunflower diary which has space to record the progress of the sunflower.