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"We first met the boys on my 40^th birthday so that was the best birthday present ever."

Vital new children's homes are in the pipeline as part of plans to modernise care for young people in Lancashire and provide them with the care and stability all children deserve.

The artist behind a project featuring Africans who lived in Lancaster in the 18^th century is to host a series of workshops at Judges' Lodgings, starting this month.

Ambitious plans to create two new schools in Preston have taken a crucial step forward today.

A package of measures to help tackle obesity in Lancashire, including advice on the siting of takeaways, is set to be agreed by councillors.

A student who spent three weeks in a coma after contracting pneumonia and sepsis has been awarded financial support from a fund set up by a Burnley businessman more than 100 years ago.

"Seeing Freddie's joyful smile every day is a constant reminder that we made the right decision to adopt. He has brought a level of happiness and fulfilment into our lives that we never thought possible."

A promising young cricketer from Lancashire who was talent-spotted by Freddie Flintoff has inspired TV viewers once again, during the reunion show.

A new blueprint of the Lancashire vision to make the county the best place in the UK for children and young people to flourish from early years into adulthood is set to be discussed this week.

A couple who have been fostering for more than 20 years have shared their experiences of the 'rewarding and happy' vocation.

Almost 2000 Lancashire pupils got a chance to meet a slew of top science, tech and engineering employers.

A new adoption campaign is urging more potential parents to come forward to offer children a forever loving home.