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Car Sales Morecambe

Car Sales Morecambe

JK Auto Centre, Northgate, White Lund Industrial Estate, Morecambe ,
If you are looking for used cars in Morecambe and Lancaster, then look no further than JK Auto Centre, The local company with a wealth of experience in selling and servicing used cars in Morecambe, La
More Music

More Music

13-17 Devonshire Road, Morecambe ,
More Music is a community music and education charity based in The Hothouse in Morecambe, established in 1993 with extensive experience delivering workshops, training, performances and festivals across the district, region and beyond! More Music seeks to build confidence and spirit in individuals and communities through the arts, especially music. More Music manages the Lancashire Youth Music Action Zone for Youth Music, facilitating music-making for young people up to the age of 18, particularly those living in areas of social and economic need.
Morecambe and Wize - Vw Classic Campervans for sale

Morecambe and Wize - Vw Classic Campervans for sale

Unit 2, Whitegate, Morecambe ,
Morecambe and Wize Sales LTD are a large Vw Specialist based in the North West. We Buy, Sell and Restore Classic Vw Campervans imported by ourselves from the USA.
Fell End & Hall More Caravan Parks

Fell End & Hall More Caravan Parks

Fell End Caravan Park, Morecambe ,
Fell End Caravan Park is an award-winning caravan site in the Arnside and Silverdale 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' in the South Lakes - the ideal base for visiting the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Morecambe Bay. Whether you own a caravan holiday home at Fell End, stay in one of our holiday caravans for a short break, bring your own caravan or motorhome, we're sure you'll have a wonderful time here! Hall More is a small and friendly caravan park surrounded by countryside and renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, making it the perfect place for a second home. All the plots are individual with limestone path gardens and mature trees affording privacy. Homeowners can use all the facilities available at our other park just down the road, Fell End Caravan Park.
Hair by Eve

Hair by Eve

9 Arnside Crescent, Morecambe ,
I have 10 years experience in hairdressing and if you would like something you don't see please don't hesitate to contact me x PRICE LIST Ladies cut and blow £15 dry trim £7.50 restyle £20 men's cuts from £5 children's cuts from £5 colours from full head foils £35 half head foils £30 full head colour £30 roots £25 cap highlights £25 will be extra for extra colours hair ups from £10 any other service please ask x
Tel: 7531462328
Cheap iphone repairs

Cheap iphone repairs

14 Arnside Crescent, Morecambe ,
Cheap iphone repairs is a fast reliable service you can rely on to fix your precious iphone quickly and efficiently for a very good price, please Mail us for a quote
Tel: 7751764719
Rachels mobile beauty

Rachels mobile beauty

2 buckingham grove, Morecambe ,
experienced beauty therapist offering a wide range of beauty treatments from home and mobile :)
Tel: 7827994319
West Coast Railway Company

West Coast Railway Company

West Coast Railways, also known as West Coast Railway Company, is a railway spot-hire company and charter train operator, based at Carnforth MPD in Lancashire, using buildings and other facilities previously owned by the old Steamtown heritage depot. In 1998, the company became the first privately owned company to be given a licence as a train operating company.DescriptionWest Coast Railway Company is a spot hire company which provides locomotives, stock and crews to other companies within the rail industry. The company operates charter trains throughout the year, many of which are hauled by steam locomotive and has grown to become the UK's leading special trains operator. The company now provide most of the stock and crews for steam workings on the national network plus a large amount for diesel tours as well. The headquarters and large engineering base and depot at Carnforth are where locomotives and stock are stored and maintained and contract work is also undertaken for other operators.West Coast are also famed for their operation of steam locomotive 5972 "Olton Hall" under the guise of "Hogwarts Castle" for the Harry Potter film series, with the "Hogwarts Express" train being featured in each of the films.ServicesWest Coast Railways operates several regular steam-hauled excursions every summer.The most famous of these trains is the 'Jacobite' (named for the historic Jacobite political movement). It runs along the West Highland Line from Fort William to Mallaig, crossing Glenfinnan Viaduct. It runs Monday to Fridays from the middle of May until the end of October and also runs at weekends from the end of June until the end of August. In 2011, WCR added a second "Jacobite" service, leaving Fort William in the afternoons from the start of June until the end of August running on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. 2012 saw this second service increase to five days a week, between June and August.
Carnforth railway station

Carnforth railway station

Carnforth railway station serves the town of Carnforth in Lancashire, England. The building was designed by architect William Tite and was famously used as a location in the 1945 film Brief Encounter. It is now operated by TransPennine Express.HistoryCarnforth railway station was opened in 1846 by the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway (L&CR). It originally had a single platform and was a second-class station. It became a junction in 1857 when it was adjoined to the Ulverston and Lancaster Railway as its terminus. Soon afterwards, the Furness Railway began operating to Carnforth.The station was enlarged during the 1870s and in 1880 was able to receive trains from the Midland Railway. Meanwhile, the L&CR had been taken over by the London and North Western Railway (LNWR) and Carnforth was under joint management by Furness, Midland and LNWR. Station personnel wore a uniform with the initials CJS for Carnforth: Joint Station.A major rebuilding project, including a new 300 yard platform, took place in 1938 with government funding. In 1944, the Government approved the rebuilding of Carnforth MPD into a major regional railway depot.