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A SPECIAL short film has been produced promoting the regeneration work in Morecambe.
The team at Winning Back Morecambe's West End have produced, 'Morecambe Times Change', to highlight the resort's vast potential for development.

Exploring the regeneration of the town and the involvement of local people in the changes, the 18 minute long film has been sent nationwide to draw the attention of investors and anyone else interested in the resort.

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It focuses on Morecambe as a contemporary seaside town and features interviews with representatives from Urban Splash, Friends of the Winter Gardens, the Neighbourhood Task Force and local residents.

Winning Back the West End is a group working to redevelop the West End area of Morecambe. Their Masterplan will see new housing, redevelopment of the former Frontierland site and a community park. Funded by English Partnerships, the scheme is aiming to make the West End a particularly good place to live, work and play in, based on healthy living, a unique setting and art-deco heritage.

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  • Last Updated: 15 April 2008 3:57 PM
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silversurfer 75,

Accrington 17/04/2008 12:23:18
Having spent many a happy holiday in Morecambe when the children were small and then seeing it going into decline was so sad.Now things are looking up and lets hope they continue to do so.The biggest eyesore now is the horrible blue frontage where the funfair used to be I hope that can be sorted out sooner than later.Good luck to all those who are working so hard to bring MORECAME back to its former glory.
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rome 21/04/2008 12:18:43
Fantastic!!!!!!! All is not at a loss in my hometown of Morecambe!I'd love to come back to live,it seems a lovely homely place again.Great work and lots of planning,as the video says,it just dosen't need money but planning and the people to make Morecambe work.Can't wait to come on holiday!!!!
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