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Thank you to everyone who attended our online talks in January and February. We were delighted to have such strong attendance for both. Now that the lighter evenings are returning and hopefully the weather is improving, we will be resuming our meetings at Rowley Court.
In March, we welcome back Lancaster Historian, Shaun Corkerry. This time his topic is ‘The Los...
We have a change in the schedule for our next members’ meeting on Wednesday, February 11th at 7.30. Our speaker will now be our distinguished Chai,r Peter Wiltshire, who will be speaking on “Influences on Domestic Architecture”. Peter has a huge range of experience on the topic, and his talk is sure to be fascinating.
Please join us to hear our Chair for a talk ...
Lancaster Civic Vision is delighted that our latest commemorative plaque was unveiled recently to commemorate Suffragette, Selina Martin.
Selina Martin lived at 29 Sun St, having moved from Ulverston in 1896. Selina was an active and influential member of the Women’s Social and Political Union, “the Suffragettes,” and was imprisoned on a number of occasions. She...
Happy New Year from all your Executive/Trustee team at Lancaster Civic Vision!
Our first members’ meeting of 2026 will be on Wednesday, 14th January at 7.30 pm. As is our customary, this meeting (and also in February) will be online via Zoom, and you can find the link to join below.
We are particularly fortunate to have a particularly distinguished spe...
The last few months have been a busy time. The Planning Scrutiny Group, has commented on numerous planning applications. Perhaps the most important of these is the submission by Russ Worthington’s company, Axis-RE to develop the part of the Canal Quarter between Edward Street and Stonewell. Work has already started in clearing parts of the site.
The sketch plan belo...