Businesses’ chance to help shape the county’s biggest science festival

The organisers of Lancashire’s biggest science festival are calling upon the county’s businesses to get involved in this year’s event.

2018 marks the seventh year of the multi-award winning Lancashire Science Festival, which is organised by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan).

The three-day event attracts thousands of visitors from across the North West every year, engaging young people and the local community in a programme of activities, workshops and interactive demonstrations related to science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and more.

Businesses can support the event in a number of ways, from the donation of equipment or services, by hosting workshops and showcasing their organisation on an interactive stand.

There’s also a range of sponsorship packages available, including exhibition stands, advertisement opportunities and bespoke packages to meet individual requirements.

The theme for the 2018 Lancashire Science Festival, which will run between June 28-30, is ‘Through the Ages.’

2018 also marks 190 years since UCLan was founded in 1828 as the ‘Institution for the Diffusion of Knowledge.’

Dr Liz Granger, Festival Director, said: “This is a unique opportunity for businesses and organisations to get involved in the early stages of planning for the Lancashire Science Festival. Our aim is always amaze and engage the future generation and leave all visitors feeling inspired and local businesses have an important role to play in this.

“It’s not just about gaining invaluable exposure for your business to thousands of people, getting behind the Lancashire Science Festival is also the perfect opportunity to give back to the local community.

“This is a fantastic event enjoyed by thousands and we really rely upon our sponsors, contributors and volunteers so if you think you can play a part in supporting the festival, get in touch.”

spot_imgspot_img

Latest

Coloured Printer Paper: How to Choose the Right Colour for Reading, Writing, Notices and Office Use

Most people choose coloured printer paper by picking the...

Yorkshire Celebrant Training Leader Plays Key Role in Landmark Marriage Law Reform

A Yorkshire-based celebrant and educator who has spent more...

UK consortium reveals cast aluminium subframes up to 35% lighter

RAWTENSTALL, UK. July 17th, 2026 - A landmark moment for...

New Incision-Free Laser Treatment for Glaucoma Introduced in UK and Global First

Centre for Sight has achieved a significant milestone by...
spot_img

Subscribe to our newsletter

Business Lancashire will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.

Don't miss

Majority of UK mid-market firms trapped in ‘identity crisis’, new benchmark finds

More than half of the UK's mid-market B2B service...

Why Lancashire Builders Are Losing Tenders on Price, Not Workmanship

Lancashire’s building and construction trade is competitive, and a...

When Air Conditioning Fails: The Hidden Cost to Lancashire’s Server Rooms and Production Lines

Air conditioning rarely gets much attention on a Lancashire...

More News

Majority of UK mid-market firms trapped in ‘identity crisis’, new benchmark finds

More than half of the UK's mid-market B2B service businesses are failing to convert marketing investment into commercial growth because they lack brand identity,...

Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire Visits LTi Metaltech’s Abingdon Facility

ABINGDON, UK. June 5th, 2026 - LTi Metaltech was pleased to welcome His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Mrs Marjorie Glasgow BEM, and Deputy Lieutenant Mr Mark Beard...

Learning Curve Group has announced its new CEO

Learning Curve Group, one of the UK’s largest independent training providers, has appointed Tracey Fletcher-Ray as its new Chief Executive Officer. Headquartered in Durham and...