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Business owner whose sandwich bar was 'boosted' by awards urges others to sign up
A businesswoman whose sandwich bar was 'boosted' by taking part in an awards scheme, which promotes offering healthier eating choices to customers, has urged others to sign up.
Rogue builder jailed for 11 months after ripping off string of victims
A rogue builder and roofer from Burnley has been jailed for 11 months after ripping off a string of victims.
Lancashire libraries shine bright in support of arson-hit Liverpool library
Ten libraries in Lancashire will light up this evening, in a show of solidarity with a library in Liverpool that was set on fire during rioting in the summer.
Preston's all new Savick Library is now open
Savick Library in Preston is now open to the public.
Youngsters delight care home residents at Cards for Kindness festive fun session
'Sweet, talented' youngsters put a smile on elderly care home residents' faces when they took part in a Cards for Kindness Christmas card-making session.
New strategy aims to reduce suicides and self harm in Lancashire
A new strategy has been created which aims to reduce suicides and self harm in Lancashire.
Football clubs united in support of White Ribbon Campaign
Neighbouring football clubs are showing a united front by joining Lancashire County Council in encouraging men to take a stand against violence towards women.
Energetic performances wowed audiences at Lancashire Choir of the Year 2024 finals
Soulful, traditional and energetic performances wowed audiences at the final of the third annual Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.
Find 'hidden gems' while shopping at a reuse shop
Have you considered buying some of your Christmas presents from a reuse shop, in a bid to be more environmentally friendly this year?
Hear about charity founder's inspiring journey at Clitheroe Library's Braille 200 event
Clitheroe Library will host a celebration event next week as part of a nationwide tour from the Royal National Institute of Blind (RNIB) to mark the 200th anniversary of braille.
Congratulations to the winners of the Great Lancashire Debate
Young people from across Lancashire have inspired some of the County Council's cabinet members at the grand final of the Great Lancashire Debate at County Hall in Preston.
"Sewing was our lifeline under the Taliban - now we're using it for poorly babies here"
On a grey autumnal morning, a lifeline for premature babies is in the making in Lancashire, thanks to a quiet group of Afghan refugees.