The flag of the Duchy of Lancaster has its origins in the reign of Richard I. … Read More
The ninetieth anniversary of a notorious murder case
This month marks the ninetieth anniversary of a notorious murder case that took place in Dalton Square Lancaster in 1935. … Read More
Ginnels & Alleys: Ffrances Passage
Ffrances Passage is a quiet cut-through in the heart of Lancaster, linking Penny Street with Gage Street. Once bustling with tradespeople and shoppers, it now offers a glimpse into the city’s layered past. Its narrow width preserves the feel of Georgian and Victorian Lancaster in miniature. … Read More
Ginnels & Alleys: Nip Hill
Nip Hill is a steep, narrow lane connecting St Mary’s Parade and Castle Hill with the Judges’ Lodgings. Largely unchanged for over 250 years, its cobbles echo with history. The name “Nip” suggests a quick shortcut, and walking here truly feels like stepping back into Lancaster’s Georgian past. … Read More
A Guide to Lancaster’s Cafés
What better way to explore Lancaster than on foot, with a good coffee in hand? Our city is home to a growing number of independent cafés, each with its own character, flavour, and friendly welcome. … Read More
