Lancaster

Lancaster is a city and the district town of Lancashire, England. It is arranged on the River Lune and has a populace of 52,234. Lancaster is a constituent settlement of the more extensive City of Lancaster, a nearby government region which has a populace of 138,375 and incorporates a few peripheral settlements, including neighboring Morecambe.Long existing as a business, social and instructive focus, Lancaster is the settlement that gives Lancashire its name.

Lancaster has a few novel connections to the British government; the House of Lancaster was a branch of the English regal family, while the Duchy of Lancaster holds substantial bequests in the interest of Elizabeth II, herself's identity additionally the Duke of Lancaster in her ability as ruler. Lancaster was conceded city status in 1937 for its "long relationship with the crown" and in light of the fact that it was "the area town of the King's Duchy of Lancaster".