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1. yorkshiretimes.co.uk › article › The-Wars-Of-The-RosesThe Wars Of The Roses - Yorkshire Times

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   5 days ago · Lancaster is the county town but the administrative centre is Preston. People from Lancashire are called Lancastrians. On Lancashire Day people are encouraged to visit their local towns and shops to support the local area. The History of Lancashire Day Lancashire was established in 1183. November 27 has been Lancashire Day since 1996.

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2. www.birdguides.com › britain › englandBirdwatching Sites in Lancashire - BirdGuides

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   2 days ago · 11:33. Temminck's Stint. Lancashire. Details. * Bird News Pro and Bird News Ultimate subscribers receive full sighting details. View all sightings in Lancashire. Species. Grey Heron.

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   When was Lancashire established?

   • Lancashire was established in 1183. November 27 has been Lancashire Day since 1996. It is an annual celebration of the first elected representatives from Lancashire to be called to Westminster in the year 1295 by King Edward I to what was later called ‘The Model Parliament’.

   The Wars Of The Roses - Yorkshire Times

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   Why is Lancaster called 'Wars of the Roses'?

   • It is possibly a legend which William Shakespeare wrote about along with others. Yorkshire used the white rose but the red rose of Lancaster was only adopted when the conflict was nearly over in the 1480's. The name 'Wars of the Roses' came about in the 19th century.

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   When is Lancashire Day?

   • Lancashire Day is celebrated on the 27 November every year. Why the red or white rose? The county flower of Lancashire is the Red Rose of Lancaster, in contrast to the White Rose of Yorkshire. This was immortalised in the verse: "In the battle for England's head/York was white, Lancaster red" (referring to the 15th century War of the Roses).

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   Why should you visit the Cornerhouse Lancaster?

   • Here at The Cornerhouse Lancaster, we have designed the venue with you in mind, with an eclectic mix of cosy booths, seating areas for groups, and champagne tables to people spot in the bar, our stylish décor is the ideal backdrop for any occasion. Serving homemade food from Brunch to Late night nibbles and everything in between.

   The Cornerhouse Restaurant - Lancaster, Lancashire | OpenTable

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4. www.opentable.co.uk › r › cappuvino-lancasterCappuvino Restaurant - Lancaster, Lancashire | OpenTable

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   4 days ago · Lancaster Bus Station - 0.1 Mile walk <br />Lancaster Train Station - 0.3 Mile walk Additional Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Cocktails, Dog Friendly, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Options, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wine

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   • Phone: 01524 900321

   • Location: 60 Church St, Lancaster, United Kingdom, Lancashire
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5. www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk › news › 24296692Blackburn and Lancaster bishops fronting #Standforsynod ...

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   5 days ago · The Bishops of Blackburn and Lancaster, Rt Rev. Philip North and Rt Rev. Dr Jill Duff, are fronting a push encouraging as many as possible to consider standing. The closing date for nominations is ...

6. www.opentable.co.uk › r › the-cornerhouse-lancasterThe Cornerhouse Restaurant - Lancaster, Lancashire | OpenTable

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   5 days ago · Here at The Cornerhouse Lancaster, we have designed the venue with you in mind, with an eclectic mix of cosy booths, seating areas for groups, and champagne tables to people spot in the bar, our stylish décor is the ideal backdrop for any occasion. Serving homemade food from Brunch to Late night nibbles and everything in between.

   • 5/5 (534)
   • Phone: 01524 845939

   • Location: 15 New St, Lancaster, United Kingdom, Lancashire
   • Accept Reservations: Yes

   • Does The Cornerhouse offer delivery through OpenTable or takeout?

     The Cornerhouse offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at 01524 845939.
   • How is The Cornerhouse restaurant rated?

     The Cornerhouse is rated 4.4 stars by 525 OpenTable diners.
   • Is The Cornerhouse currently accepting bookings?

     Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.

7. www.opentable.co.uk › r › misso-lounge-lancasterMisso Lounge Restaurant - Lancaster, Lancashire | OpenTable

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   5 days ago · Book now at Misso Lounge in Lancaster, Lancashire. Explore menu, see photos and read 71 reviews: "Very helpful staff and great food. We had a tapas selection which was varied and delicious. We will definitely visit again and recommend to friends.".

8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Political_make-up_of_localPolitical make-up of local councils in the United Kingdom

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   1 day ago · The table below shows who has political control of each of the 21 non-metropolitan county councils (NMC), the 62 unitary authorities (UA), the 36 metropolitan districts (MD), the 32 London boroughs (LB) as well as the 2 sui generis entities: the City of London (CL) and the Isles of Scilly (IS). In total, 153 local government councils .