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Lancaster & Morecambe College offers a range of opportunities to gain new qualifications, retrain or update your skills. You may even be eligible to STUDY FOR FREE. Whether you are employed and looking to update your skills, or not working and want to retrain and gain new qualifications, Lancaster & Morecambe College can help.
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"We are Small enough to cope, yet Big enough to care!"
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The Lancaster Grand Theatre is the third oldest operating theatre in England, originally built in 1782 during the reign of George III and then rebuilt in the Edwardian style in 1908 after a fire gutted the interior. Thanks to the commitment of the local amateur dramatic society the Lancaster Footlights the theatre was saved from demolition in the 1950s and their remarkable fundraising and management has made the theatre into a real asset for the local community.
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'Money, Money, Money: Movers and Shakers in Georgian Lancaster'
'Money, Money, Money: Movers and Shakers in Georgian Lancaster' Saturday 27 April - Sunday 10 November
Bringing The Outdoors Indoors
An exhibition celebrating a wide range of outdoor arts events which have taken place across Lancaster district in the past year
Go Wild at The Dukes
22/05/2013A double-bill of international drama telling the stories of two remarkable young people will be a highlight of The Dukes spring season.
Mirad, Boy From Bosnia
Mirad is an exceptionally powerful and compelling play that tells the story of a 13-year-old boy's survival in the Bosnian cival war
Simple Circuits - Gentle Fitness
22/05/2013Simple Circuits - gentle fitness at Salt Ayre Sports Centre
Wild Girl
23/05/2013A play based on the true story of 'feral' child Memmie Le Blanc who was discovered on a country estate in 18th Century France.
By George, It’s Monster May at The Dukes!
24/05/2013A big screen version of a monster hit written almost 200 years ago can be enjoyed at The Dukes cinema later this month.
Fracking on Film
24/05/2013The controversial subject of fracking, which is currently concentrating minds across Lancashire, is the focus of this film
