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10 photographs that will make you proud to live in Lancashire - Vimarsana News

10 photographs that will make you proud to live in Lancashire

As part of the Love Lancashire series of features, Melanie Disley speaks to three photographers about what makes the county such a special place to…

Classic Car Run from Manchester to Blackpool cancelled after 60 years on the road - Vimarsana News

Classic Car Run from Manchester to Blackpool cancelled after 60 years on the road

A convoy of vintage vehicles which travels each year through stunning countryside to Blackpool’s award-winning Stanley Park is coming to an end.

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Old Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway train carriage body saved from being scrapped moves to East Lancs Railway - Vimarsana News

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Old Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway train carriage body saved from being scrapped moves to East Lancs Railway

An old Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway train carriage body saved from being scrapped has found a new home at the East...

Vista of sunsets inspired Fylde Garden City dream - Vimarsana News

Vista of sunsets inspired Fylde Garden City dream

Submitting... Looking east to Thornton down Victoria Road from the sea in the early years of the twentieth century. An engineer by profession, first on the old Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and then with a Preston firm, he helped to build Preston Dock and channel. Then he came to Blackpool as manager of the firm to plan and supervise the building of the Fleetwood tramroad from the Gynn that opened on July 14 1898. As he once recalled: “At that time, of course, this was all to intents barren land. Only odd houses dotted the landscape with even fewer along the route of the tramroad.”