In 2000 DJ Clark took 1000s of photos around
the area and of local activities and festivals and published them
in a lovely book called 'A
Little English City'. Click
here to see these pictures (catalogued by place and
event) - taken in co-operation with Lancaster Museum who are archiving
the images.
Run entirely by dedicated volunteers, this site is full of real, local information
about the Lancaster and Morecambe Bay area so you can make the best
of the amazing range of events,
festivals, facilities, food, services, attractions, enterprises, and hospitality available locally.
Read and comment on the latest local news stories on the virtual-lancaster
blog below.
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WHAT'S ON Click here to access the area's most comprehensive events guide.
Owned and operated by unpaid local community members. The aim
of the site is to reflect the genuine interests of local
people and provide an essential guide to the area for visitors
& newcomers. [more]
If you're a member of the local community and want to contribute to the site, we'd be happy to include
it (subject to ourterms
of use).
Or if you'd like to get more involved as a section editor
or regular contributor, pleasecontact
uswith
your offers or enquiries.
The site is entirely FREE to use, whether you are
just browsing the content or actively participating
through the interactive features.
We are a warm, cheerful, politically and commercially experimental multinational community with two universities, great schools, advanced technology industries, organic farms, superb coastline, wild countryside and utterly beautiful rivers you can swim in. Welcome!