Environment

The Eden Project North would open in autumn 2022 at a cost of £80m and attract up to 8,000 people a day to Morecambe - if planning and funding can be agreed.

Lancaster now has its own promotional video - encouraging people to live, work, study, visit and invest in the area.

A major new project to give the Lancaster region a stronger and more competitive advantage will be launched this week.

Lancaster City Council plans to invest £250,000 to help develop the Eden Project North scheme in Morecambe.

Countryside campaigners welcome a new plan for greater public access to the great outdoors Reporter Charlie Bullough looks at proposals to improve access for walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts.

A Lancaster motorist has started taking matters into her own hands to sort out the litter problem at the Park and Ride facility.

Lancaster school pupils are asking the city council to “declare a climate emergency” and come up with a plan to make the district carbon

Some farmers in the Lancaster area are “planning on selling up” over fears that Brexit could force them out of business.

New signs promoting Lancaster City Council’s commitment to a proposed Canal Quarter in the city are expected to pop up in the coming weeks.

Morecambe Town Council is currently working with the local community to develop a Neighbourhood Plan.

A £50,000 government grant will pave the way for a new footpath and cycle way across Arnside Viaduct - forming a new link between Morecambe and Barrow.

Drivers are warned to take care, as freezing temperatures are forecast for tonight.

Climate activists from Lancaster and Morecambe took to the streets on Saturday to highlight what a rise in global temperatures would mean for the district in the years ahead.

The Eden Project has unveiled its vision for Eden Project North in Morecambe.

Plans to build 66 new homes on farmland in Halton have been described as “stupid” by one resident.

Eden Project bosses have “fallen deeply in love with Morecambe” according to the leader of Lancaster City Council.

How do we tackle the looming health time bomb? Lancashire’s public health boss tells Fiona Finch why cuts in public health funding must stop now and why the prevention of ill health is everyone’s business.