Month: May 2020

The government has recently announced that everyone in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms can now get a test. The expansion in testing eligibility comes …

Morecambe Town Council would like to receive nominations for the Morecambe Citizen of Merit (MCM) Award for the duration of the Covid19 pandemic and the community lockdown. The Award …

The leaders of three local authorities bordering Morecambe Bay have asked people to think twice before visiting the area. The councils have spoken out as a united front following …

Welcome to our brand new website – we hope that you like it! It is still under development and will grow in the weeks ahead but you will find …

New guidance from the government on staying safe outside of your home is now available. This guidance sets out principles that everyone should follow when outside of their house …

Standing advice During the COVID-19 outbreak, you are urged to follow the official guidance issued by the Government and more local information and guidance provided by the City Council …

The next scheduled meeting of the Town Council is on Thursday 4th June 2020 – arrangements are in place for this to be held remotely using video conferencing. Members …

The Lancashire Road Safety Partnership has recently introduced a new online reporting service for traffic speed concerns. Advice on using the online reporting service Road Safety Partnership Home Page …

Update from Lancaster City Council We have received an update from the City Council following a meeting of the Lancashire Resilience Forum. The nation’s health services are presently dealing …

Are you due an MOT in the near future? The government published new guidance yesterday (25th March 2020) on what will happen if your car, van or motorcycle’s MOT …