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The city may have changed over the years but at its heart it's still the same - Lancaster Castle still stands proud on the skyline, although now half of it is used as a prison.

And the Ashton Memorial - Lord Ashton's folly in Williamson Park - can be seen from most parts of the area.
There are plenty of changes ahead - multi-million pound schemes to change the city centre, St George's Quay and Lancaster University areas.
Work is already under way on the Kingsway site where a huge tower block is being built on the old bus depot land.
But this video is a snapshot in time - Lancaster in spring 2008.

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michael kilbride (crabtree),

Stoke on Trent,Staffordshire. 21/05/2008 23:56:55
I was born in Bradford,but moved to Lancaster when i was 10 years old (1975),i lived most of the time on Ryelands,I left in 1992 only because of work and then family commitments and i would just like to say i regard Lancaster as my home far more than i do Bradford,I loved every day i was there and still pop over now and then to see old friends
I always read about all the bad things said about Ryelands Estate,but i am glad i grew up on there,it is the best housing estate in the world,it has changed a lot since i lived on it and so have the faces but i will allways remember the good times i had growing up on there
Lancaster in general must be one of the most beutiful places in England and i think you only realise that when you move away.i still miss it now after all these years and will never forget it
thank you Lancaster and good luck for the future
Hope to see you soon
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