Immerse yourself in a healing day at the Lancaster Complementary Health Fair
Enjoy taster sessions and free talks, experience workshops, meet practitioners, try products, plus raffle and delicious food Learn about Acupuncture, Alexander Technique, Angel Painting, Aromatherapy, Aura Photography, Belly Dancing, Bowen Technique, Counselling, Colonic Hydrotherapy, Crystal Reflexology, Emotional Freedom Technique, Flower Essences, Herbal Medicine, Homeopathy, Indian Head Massage, Iridology, Kudalini Yoga, Metamorphic Technique, Past Life Regression, Reiki, Shiatsu, Sound Essences, Sound Healing, Tai Chi, Traditional Chinese Medicine,and much more……
Saturday, 14th March 2009 10am – 5pm
Ashton Hall, Lancaster Town Hall, Lancaster
Admission £1.50 (£1 concessions)
ITS OUR CITY FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE PRESESENTS
The University of Cumbria’s Head of Estates and new Travel Plan Coordinator attended the December PACT meeting to talk to residents about ongoing traffic and parking issues in the ward. The new travel coordinator has only been in post two weeks, so has yet to get to grips with the problems, but after attending the meeting now understands the extend of local residents’ frustrations. He has agree to attend the March 2009 PACT meeting (3rd, 7.30pm, University of Cumbria) to update residents on the progress he is making to help address the issues.
Ridge Lane Bridge has been given a new lease of life through a design carried out by young people from Lancaster Central High School (LCHS) and the Ridge Community Centre. The underside of the bridge now sports a large public art mural which has transformed the local environment. The project, which was funded by Lancaster Central High School, has been brought together through a team effort involving the Ridge Community Centre, LCHS and Bulk Green Party, as well as British Water Board, County Highways and the City Council. 
