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Explore the Bay by pedal power
Tue, 2021-04-13 12:10
Soak up the sights, smells and sounds of the Bay on two wheels
Launched in June 2015, the Bay Cycle Way connects Walney near Barrow to Glasson south of Lancaster, highlighting great viewpoints and sights and offering relaxed and inspiring cycling along quiet country lanes, canal tow paths and smooth promenades. Since it was launched in 2015 it has been bringing new visitors to explore quiet villages, historic sites and stunning viewpoints.
BLOG: Plastic free from mountain to sea – Lockdown litter pick
Fri, 2021-04-09 16:02
Latest updates on clearing the Bay's beaches, pathways and cycleways of plastic waste.
Friday 26 March 2021
With lockdown continuing to put a halt to our usual large beach clean events, our lockdown litter pick campaign has meant that we have been able to continue clearing the beaches, footpaths and cycleways around Morecambe Bay.
Dr Bill Shannon, speaking as part of the Sunset Series 2021
Search this old chart all you like - you'll never find the name Morecambe Bay because its use is relatively recent.
Bill Shannon’s tells us the wonderful story of how Morecambe Bay got its name – which took us back to a geographer in Alexandria who’d never left the city but used military reports to list the coordinates for a Morikambe on the north west coast of England – but where was it?
"The more of myself I put into my sculptures, the more people respond"
Sun, 2021-04-04 17:44
Anna Gillespie, creator of SHIP speaking as part of the Sunset Series 2021
2 years ago SHIP was launched at Half Moon Bay, Heysham. To mark this birthday we welcomed Anna Gillespie, the sculptor, to tell her story in a Sunset Series artist talk.