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Youngsters help to plant more than 850 trees to create thriving micro‑forest
More than 850 trees have taken root in the very first micro-forest in Treales.
Enjoy festive, fun events across Lancashire in the run up to Christmas
Meeting Santa Claus, painting ceramic stockings, fun craft activities, picking out artisan gifts and enjoying Christmas carols and brass bands are just some of the fun, festive activities on offer in the run up to Christmas Day.
Rules simplified for people managing their own social care
Changes have been agreed to make it simpler for people to understand how they can spend their personal social care budget.
Free, family-friendly activities at Lancashire's 'Fun Palaces' this weekend
Thousands of people are expected to try new activities as 20 of Lancashire's libraries and buildings are filled with slime, LEGO and dancers this weekend.
Barry has witnessed many milestones, but the best was when his foster daughter felt safe
"She told me on my birthday that she loves me and that she's never leaving."
School admissions 2026: Apply for a school place in Lancashire from today
Online applications for Lancashire's primary and secondary school places are now live.
Plan to support young people who have committed crime and to help victims
A plan to help children and young people impacted by crime has been recommended for approval by councillors.
'I lost my dad at a young age so I want to help other children through difficult times'
A Lancashire woman who wanted to give hope, love and happiness to another child through fostering has transformed the life of a young girl.
Preston shop given a year-long ban from selling tobacco and vapes
A Preston shop, trading under the name of PR1 Euro Mini Market, on Church Street, has been banned from selling any tobacco or vaping products for 12 months.
Foster carer is 'always there' for 30 children she's looked after
"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."
Meet our newest social workers who are supporting adults and children across Lancashire
A group of 20 newly qualified social workers have started working at Lancashire County Council after completing a three-year degree apprenticeship programme.
Loving homes needed for children in Lancashire and Blackpool, especially sibling groups
Could you welcome a brother and sister group into your home?