Work is continuing on a new flats development at a former bank in Morecambe town centre.
Planning approval was given for seven new residential units at the former Santander bank at 42-46 Euston Road earlier this year.
Santander closed and vacated the building near New Town Square in early 2023.
A proposal went in to Lancaster City Council in 2023 to convert the upper floors for residential use.

This was to see whether prior approval was required for the change of use of part of the ground floor to provide access, and upper floor office space to seven dwellings. The council then granted prior approval.
Santander is one of several banks to close in Morecambe town centre in recent years, also including Barclays, HSBC and Nat West.
Halifax in the Arndale shopping centre will also close in September 2025.


New all-weather sports pitches at Heysham get green light
Lancaster hospital bosses take extra measures to cope with pressures on services
New houses and care home at Slyne are approved again
Fire crews rescue foal stuck in mud near Bay Gateway
New housing on Lancaster city centre car park gets thumbs up
Skerton High School and Mainway housing plans move forward
Our guide to local public bonfire events and fireworks displays
Chance to meet your neighbourhood policing team across Lancaster district
‘Close call’ as man rescued from quicksand in Morecambe Bay
Morecambe man given 15 year sentence for causing death of taxi passenger by dangerous driving
LISTEN: Light Up Lancaster set to illuminate city once again
Halloween What's On Guide
LISTEN: Lancaster school pupils and The Thick of It writer team up on time travel film
Lancaster and Morecambe stage school wows audiences in London's theatreland
Talk on 'China's Sea Power and UK Security' to be held in Lancaster
Theatrical scavenger hunt coming to secret locations in Morecambe
Owners reveal more on plans to tidy up eyesore Morecambe alleyway
Lancashire leaders meet to tackle violence against women and girls
Man handed ban from Lancaster city centre
Teacher from Carnforth sentenced after admitting incidentally assaulting child
