Fans of The Stone Roses should get themselves along to Lancaster’s Dukes cinema on May 30 for a unique insight into the band.

Canadian singer songwriter Jane Siberry will be performing at More Music in Morecambe this month in a rare UK gig, a real coup for the Morecambe venue.

A magnificent seven ladies are starting a new chapter in their lives.

The Burning Question is… a bold new book written by an honorary research fellow at Lancaster University.

A film version of a monster hit written almost 200 years ago is at The Dukes cinema later this month.

The Promenade Concert Orchestra (PCO) ends its sixth season of light music concerts with its first venture into the world of opera music at 3pm on May 19 at The Platform.

It has been described as the biggest diet revolution since the Atkins, and the Fast Diet is fast becoming THE way to lose weight and keep healthy.

Here’s an invitation difficult to turn down... a trip to the beautiful Cornish coast, courtesy of one of Britain’s best-loved TV presenters.

When Tanya Byrne’s debut novel Heart-Shaped Bruise was published last year, it didn’t so much break onto the scene as explode in a myriad of starry-eyed reviews.

London is home to innumerable delights and experiencing them as a solo traveller can afford a fascinating insight into the city.

Elizabeth Loupas isn’t the first writer to be inspired by the marital mysteries surrounding the shadowy 16th century Duke of Ferrara... English poet Robert Browning got there first.

Bangalore... southern India’s entrepreneurial boom city where tradition and technology, ancient cultures and industrial conglomerates, urban grime and suburban grace rub along together amidst a teeming mass of humanity.

The renowned Chief Inspector Van Veeteren might now be retired and ensconced in an antiquarian bookshop but his voice still speaks loud to his young protégé Ewa Moreno as she is drawn into a disturbing case...

Anyone who says love and politics don’t mix should pick up a copy of Midnight in St Petersburg, Vanora Bennett’s classy new novel.

With its long history dating back to a permanent Roman settlement, an imposing hilltop castle and a rich variety of architectural gems, Lancaster has much to be proud of.

For over 300 years, Bluff House has loomed large over Whiskey Beach, facing the cold, turbulent Atlantic as if it was a challenge.

Lancaster singer Katy Pickles launched the new recording studio at Lancaster and Morecambe College with a live performance.

Lancaster Royal Grammar School isn’t shy when it comes to producing literary success stories.

A new generation of inspiring dancers will bring their talent to the stage in Lancaster this May.

Judy Taylor’s domestic dilemma is one we can all recognise...