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Lancaster City Council
Lancaster City Council provides services to around 140,000 people living in the Lancaster district.
About Lancaster City Council
Lancaster City Council is a district council, providing services to around 140,000 people living in the Lancaster district. During an average year, the council: • Collects rubbish and recycling from 68,000 households • Inspects an average of 700 food establishments • Provides the venues for more than 200 events, entertaining more than 27,000 people • Provides 16 sheltered housing schemes • Cleans the district’s streets, emptying 1,200 litter bins and 271 dog waste bins Lancaster City Council offer a number of staff benefits such as a Flexible Working Hours Scheme, Local Government Pension Scheme, 26 days’ annual leave (rising to 31 after five years’ service) plus bank holidays, a Cycle to Work Scheme and many more!
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Presence & Recognition
Lancaster City Council achieved Disability Confident Leader status under the government's Disability Confident scheme.
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Research & Knowledge
Lancaster City Council shaped a new strategy aimed at tackling homelessness and rough sleeping over the next five years by reviewing homelessness across the district and speaking directly with people who have experienced it.
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Capital & Finance
Lancaster City Council has received green light for a new solar-powered EV charging hub on the Auction Mart Car Park to generate clean electricity for eight bays.
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Operations & Supply
Lancaster City Council is resurfacing the area immediately outside the main car park at Ryeland Park in Lancaster.
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Presence & Recognition
Lancaster City Council is hosting a Charity Race Night at Morecambe Town Hall on Friday 2 October with tickets priced at £5 each.
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Operations & Supply
Lancaster City Council introduced free public Wi-Fi throughout the St Nicholas Arcades car park to make it easier to use the RingGo app.
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