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A nail-biting reality-TV based young adult thriller described as being perfect for fans of The Traitors has been named Lancashire Book of the Year 2025.

A rare chance to delve into Lancashire's past and view historic hidden gems is on offer at a captivating festival and exhibition this week.

Voting to determine who will be crowned Lancashire Artist of the Year 2025 has now opened.

A rare opportunity to see the world's last steam-powered weaving shed come to life is happening this week in Burnley.

People are being urged to have their say on a new statutory plan which aims to help Lancashire’s most important habitats and species recover and thrive.

Judges’ Lodgings Museum in Lancaster, which is part of Lancashire County Museum Service, has received a generous £88,969 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund thanks to National Lottery Players.

There are just weeks to go until single-use vapes are banned across the UK.

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.

The majority of Household Waste Recycling Centres in Lancashire have now re-opened following unprecedented demand during the recent good weather.

An exhibition bringing together the amazing items that characterises Lancashire's history, heritage and people is set to open to the public in May.

Talented choir singers across Lancashire are being urged to enter the prestigious Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

Calls have been made for bus fares to be reduced back to £2 a trip, at today's Full Council meeting.