Petsearch would like to welcome Donna who is to take over the Bolton-le-Sands and districts 'lost and found' pets. She can be contacted on 07909892884. Leave a message and she will get back to you.
Saturday, 24 October 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
1700 Homes for Bolton-le-Sands!
New evidence suggests that the District Council should plan for around 9,500 jobs and 13,000 new homes for the years up to 2031 to provide for our growing and changing community. Have your say on potential sites including losing green field sites between Slyne and Bolton-le-Sands and Crag Bank. Come along to a Drop-In event. Tuesday 27th October at the Carnforth Heritage Centre or Wednesday 28th October in Slyne Memorial Hall 2pm to 7pm To find out more, please visit the 'October 2015 Local Plan' web page.
Farewell to Derek
We understand that Derek, our school crossing patrol officer on the A6, will be retiring on Friday following many years service to the village community.
Saturday, 3 October 2015
Remember and Celebrate
"From Bartok to The Beatles"
Enjoy a concert of a thoughtful and uplifting mixture of classical and lighter music in aid of St John’s Hospice
being held at St Margaret’s Church, Hornby on Sunday 1 of November at 3pm
Entry £10 per person (suggested minimum donaon). Followed by refreshments
Enjoy a concert of a thoughtful and uplifting mixture of classical and lighter music in aid of St John’s Hospice
being held at St Margaret’s Church, Hornby on Sunday 1 of November at 3pm
Entry £10 per person (suggested minimum donaon). Followed by refreshments
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Annual Firework Display
Members of the Bolton le Sands Bonfire and Fireworks Committee are now meeting regularly to finalise their planning and preparations for this year’s bonfire and firework display. As popular as ever, people from far and wide will be descending on the community field at Packet Lane to witness this always spectacular event.
This year’s show will take place on the 7th of November with the bonfire being lit at 6.45 pm and the fireworks show scheduled to follow. Tickets are available from local shops priced at £5. All the usual entertainments, music, burgers, hot dogs, connoisseur coffees and fudge stalls will be there.
Owing to unprecedented demand and in the interests of public safety, entrance to this year’s event will be ticket only. There will be no facilities for paying at the gate on the night.
The committee would also wish to sincerely thank local businesses and The Bay Radio for their continued support.
www.facebook.com/boltonlesandsbonfireandfireworks
This year’s show will take place on the 7th of November with the bonfire being lit at 6.45 pm and the fireworks show scheduled to follow. Tickets are available from local shops priced at £5. All the usual entertainments, music, burgers, hot dogs, connoisseur coffees and fudge stalls will be there.
Owing to unprecedented demand and in the interests of public safety, entrance to this year’s event will be ticket only. There will be no facilities for paying at the gate on the night.
The committee would also wish to sincerely thank local businesses and The Bay Radio for their continued support.
www.facebook.com/boltonlesandsbonfireandfireworks
Monday, 21 September 2015
How should we plan for our district's future?
New evidence suggests that the District Council should plan for around 9,500 jobs and 13,000 new homes for the years up to 2031 to provide for our growing and changing community. Have your say on potential sites. Come along to a Drop-In event. Tuesday 27th October at the Carnforth Heritage Centre or Wednesday 28th October in Slyne Memorial Hall 2pm to 7pm To find out more, please visit the 'October 2015 Local Plan' web page.
Friday, 18 September 2015
Separating the Salt from the Sand
Morecambe Bay Partnership is running a special public talk exploring and rediscovering Morecambe Bay’s forgotten salt industry in October.
Andrew Fielding, an expert in salt-making, will be exploring the tradition and forgotten industry of salt production. In pre-historic and historic times salt was won from the sea all around the North West coast and is an important part of Morecambe Bay’s heritage. Participants will discover more about the techniques used in the salt-making process and how the industry developed and disappeared over time in Morecambe Bay.
Susannah Bleakley, Director of Morecambe Bay Partnership said: “Morecambe Bay has a long history of salt-making which forms part of its industrial heritage. This is a rare opportunity to discover much more about this unique and fascinating process from one of the UK’s leading experts in the field.”
The event takes place from 2pm on Saturday 3 October at Gaskell Village Hall in Silverdale. Tickets are £2. To book online (using Eventbrite) and for more information follow the link at www.morecambebay.org.uk/events
Andrew Fielding, an expert in salt-making, will be exploring the tradition and forgotten industry of salt production. In pre-historic and historic times salt was won from the sea all around the North West coast and is an important part of Morecambe Bay’s heritage. Participants will discover more about the techniques used in the salt-making process and how the industry developed and disappeared over time in Morecambe Bay.
Susannah Bleakley, Director of Morecambe Bay Partnership said: “Morecambe Bay has a long history of salt-making which forms part of its industrial heritage. This is a rare opportunity to discover much more about this unique and fascinating process from one of the UK’s leading experts in the field.”
The event takes place from 2pm on Saturday 3 October at Gaskell Village Hall in Silverdale. Tickets are £2. To book online (using Eventbrite) and for more information follow the link at www.morecambebay.org.uk/events
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