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Staff in our children's and adult social care teams have been recognised for their dedication to supporting vulnerable members of the community.

Lancashire County Council has completed a major improvement project to a road near Carnforth which was once one of the UK's shortest motorways. 

Better bus links in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble will be starting this month. 

"I will never forget what you have done for me."

"You are like Nanny McPhee; when we need you but think we don't want you, you are always here for us. But when we don't need you, you let us go."

Councillors are set to approve the release of £10.9 million to enable the permanent expansion at two primary schools in Preston to be completed.

An exhibition bringing together the amazing items that characterises Lancashire's history, heritage and people is set to open to the public in May.

An innovative new traffic management tool that aims to improve reliability for buses in real time through the power of AI is being trialled in Preston.

The growth of Lancashire’s scaleup economy was significantly better than the UK average over the past five years, according to figures from national scaleup body, The Scaleup Institute.

A group of 20 newly qualified social workers have started working at Lancashire County Council after completing a three-year degree apprenticeship programme.

Talented choir singers across Lancashire are being urged to enter the prestigious Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

"I've had a lump in my throat from seeing what can be achieved by kids who've come in, troubled, with no self-esteem and left with careers."