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Thousands more children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) could benefit from improved support closer to home if proposals to invest a further £23 million in specialist and inclusive education provision get the green light.

As families in Lancashire gear up for the new school year, Lancashire County Council has issued an update on SEND services.

Pupils across Lancashire have been congratulated after receiving their GCSE results today.

Lancashire looks set to have notched up another year of success in A-level, T Level, BTEC and other level 3 results today.

A level and GCSE exam results days are fast approaching, and students across Lancashire are being reminded of the vital support available.

Those are the words of a Lancashire mum who's fostered around 60 children and young people in the last 15 years.

Lancashire's proposal for the future of SEND is to go before the government.

Lancashire County Council is asking people to have their say on plans to create 220 extra SEND places in Lancashire.

More than 98% of Lancashire children starting primary school in September 2026 have been offered a place at one of their three preferred primary schools.

A children's home in Lancaster has been handed its 15^th consecutive 'outstanding verdict from Ofsted.

A sea change is quietly taking place behind the doors of Lancashire's SEND service.

More than 850 trees have taken root in the very first micro-forest in Treales.