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News for the ‘Ellel Ward’ CategoryPlan BEESaturday, January 16th, 2010
The Co-operative has launched Plan Bee, a campaign and 10-point plan to help save the bee. Worried about the disappearance of bee colonies in recent years the campaign aims to get research going on the causes of the losses and to get people involved in saving bees. As part of the Campaign the Dukes Cinema is showing the film The Vanishing of Bees on Thursday 21st of Jan at 6.30pm Glasson Canal Basin ProtectedTuesday, April 21st, 2009
Lancaster City Council is to place an ‘Article 4 Directive’ on the canal basin at Glasson Dock. This will protect the basin from being developed peicemeal by British Waterways and require that all works on the Marina will have to submit a planning application. Green County Cllr Chris Coates said “This is what local people have been calling for all along. ” (more…) How Clean is Your Street?Monday, January 26th, 2009
To nominate a street simply contact your ward councillor. The deadline for nominations is Friday February 9 2009 Main Street ResurfacedMonday, December 1st, 2008
Cllr Coates has put forward Cockerham village for a review of the speed limits through the village as part of the national review of speed limits on A&B roads. Go to School on an Free Range EggTuesday, September 2nd, 2008
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Could your street benefit from a spring clean? If so, the Council wants to hear from you. Under the council’s Street Pride scheme special hit squads move in to streets across the district to give them a thorough clean. Services provided include street cleaning, gully emptying, minor highway repairs, weeding and tree pruning.
The narrow stretch of Cockerham Main street between the Village Hall and the junction with the A588 has been resurfaced and has had red ‘rumble strips’ maked on it. County Cllr Chris Coates said ” This is a potentially dangergous bit of road because it is so narrow. Lorrys come off the A588 far too fast just here putting pedstrians at a real risk.”
PUPILS returning to school today across Lancashire will find only free range eggs on the dinner time menu. From the start of the school year, Lancashire’s catering staff will be cooking up their usual treats using only free range eggs. The decision will affect more than half a million eggs each year.