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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.

Lancashire County Council and Fylde Council are delighted to announce a strategic partnership, for which in-principle funding has been committed from the Lancashire Economic Growth and Development Investment Fund, to secure the continued delivery of the St Annes Masterplan.

From hosting live bands to showing films and holding exercise classes, our Friends of Libraries groups are certainly busy.

Lancashire County Council has secured one of the largest sums of any local authority as part of a national £1billion Bus Grant funding boost, which aims to improve and develop bus services.

Lancashire's reigning Artist of the Year has spoken of the huge impact winning the competition has had on her life and career, as the search begins for 2025's winner.

A series of new forests are being brought to life across Lancashire, thanks to help from community volunteers who planted thousands of trees.

A counterfeiter who made almost £47,000 selling fake car and van service books online has been ordered to hand over his ill-gotten gains following action by Lancashire Trading Standards officers.

Queen Street Mill in Burnley has secured a sizeable slice of funding from Arts Council England to upgrade museums to protect their heritage and support the local economy.