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More than 14,000 young people in Lancashire have voted on the issues that most affect them.

Foster carers and adopters from Lancashire's LGBTQ+ community are backing a national campaign which encourages more people to consider fostering and adoption.

Almost nine in ten pupils will attend their first-choice secondary school in September as allocations have now been processed.

Proposals to improve support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) will be considered by councillors later this week.

The work of a group of dads who raise awareness of suicide in young people has been commended by Lancashire County Council.

Pupils and teachers will be invited to take part in a new Lancashire Walks to School Day in May to promote the benefits of walking over getting dropped off in the car, and celebrate the coronation of King Charles.

Unveiled at a recent launch event, Lancashire County Council's Participation Strategy aims to strengthen the voices of children and young people across Lancashire.

Tuesday mornings in Penwortham are a ray of sunshine for parents of babies looking for advice, support and a chance to chat.

Lancashire County Council has re-affirmed its commitment to giving young people a voice at the decision-making table.

A turf-cutting ceremony has marked the official start of a new school-building project in Clitheroe.

Children's services in Lancashire are 'good' across the board.

Working parents in Lancashire who are eligible for Universal Credit can claim back up to 85% of their childcare costs.