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Members of the Cabinet last week heard that like all local councils, the county council is facing significant financial pressures, including rising demand for services, increasing costs, and limited government funding.

The voices of Lancashire’s young people rang out loud and clear as pupils from schools across the county took part in the finals of the Great Lancashire Debate 2025.

Work to create the entrance to the new facility in Farington that's set to become Lancashire Cricket's second home is due to enter its final stage.

Work is underway to develop a plan fostering civic pride and honouring the volunteers, businesses and community groups who embody Lancashire’s true spirit.

Upbeat, traditional and memorable performances wowed audiences at the final of the fourth annual Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

Civic pride starts with the little things – clean signs, smooth roads, and buses that arrive on time.

The first of a wave of fruit trees that will fill community orchards across Lancashire has been planted in Kirkham - to mark the start of National Tree Week.

Lancashire County Council is encouraging men to take a stand against violence towards women and support this year's White Ribbon Campaign.

Helping people make major decisions to keep them safe could seem daunting to many, but for safeguarding social workers it's all in a day's work.

There will be relief for residents and commuters as the project to widen Grimsargh Skew Bridge enters its final phase, with less disruption expected in future.

High school pupils from Lancashire are trying out technologies of the future thanks to a pioneering scheme backed by Lancashire County Council and major blue-chip firms. 

"It's had a massive impact since I moved in, I've come on so much, both mentally and physically."