Lancaster Music Co-op warehouse refurb plans get the go-ahead

An old warehouse which is used by Lancaster Music Co-op is set for a refurb now that plans have been given the green light.
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The old building at 1 Lodge Street is a former carriage-making site and it has seen many changes over the years.

The music co-op was formed by students at Lancaster University in 1985, and funds were then gained for the first three rehearsal rooms and equipment at the old warehouse in 1986.

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The building forms part of the Canal Quarter area of the city, where there are longer term hopes by the council for regeneration.

1 Lodge Street, which is home to Lancaster Music Co-op.1 Lodge Street, which is home to Lancaster Music Co-op.
1 Lodge Street, which is home to Lancaster Music Co-op.

In September this year, a lease was signed between the co-op and the city council, which owns the warehouse, giving the music group stability for the future.

And at its meeting on November 6, Lancaster City Council planners gave the go-ahead for a new roof as well as window at the premises.