Lancaster Guardian

Lancaster Guardian

Lancaster Guardian offers coverage of news, events, and sports from the Lancaster region.

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  • 1 day ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Michelle Blade

    Police and Trading Standards raided a shop in Morecambe during their Neighbourhood Week of Action. A police spokesman said today (Thursday): “We have today been with our colleagues at Trading Standards on a visit to a premises in the Morecambe area. “The image you see is the cigarettes and vapes which were seized due to being illegal in the UK.

  • 1 day ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Michelle Blade

    Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire is proud to support Armed Forces Day 2025 by offering free bus travel to serving military, veterans, and cadets across its network during weekend from Friday June 27 to Sunday June 29. The initiative covers all Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire local bus services, allowing members of the Armed Forces community to travel for free to parades, ceremonies and community events in Barrow, Carlisle, Kendal, West Cumbria, Lancaster and beyond.

  • 1 day ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Michelle Blade

    Prom Fest and the Fringe present The Morecambe Comedy Crawl in July. There will be 12 free entry comedy shows over the opening weekend of Bay Fringe on July 5 and 6.

  • 1 day ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Michelle Blade

    The Ultimate Commitments and Blues Brothers Experience will take you on a trip down memory lane at their show in Morecambe. Described as ‘absolutely amazing’ and ‘truly authentic’ and featuring a full live band, The Ultimate Commitments and Blues Brothers Experience relives the story lines of both classic films and all the fantastic music of The Commitments and The Blues Brothers. This is a show of two halves - Dublin Soul meets Chicago Blues.

  • 1 day ago | lancasterguardian.co.uk | Michelle Blade

    If you fancy spending a few blissful hours this summer enjoying a picnic and watching a top-quality show against a backdrop of one of the most famous views in the country, you might want to plan a trip to Kirkby Lonsdale. Tickets are now on sale for a high-profile open-air theatrical production to be staged on the Glebe field behind St Mary’s Church which is situated next to the town’sancient ‘motte’ and offers an elevated aspect over Ruskin’s View.