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Fines for illegal sale of e-cigarette to 13-year-old in sting operation
A thirteen-year-old was illegally sold an e-cigarette by staff at a Leyland store during a sting operation by Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards Team.
Celebrate the Coronation at Lancashire's libraries and museums
People across Lancashire are being invited to attend one of numerous events being held at libraries and museums across the county to mark the Coronation.
Lancashire Libraries are supporting voters to be election ready
With less than three weeks to go until the voter registration deadline for local district and borough council elections on 4 May, anyone wanting to vote must make sure they are election ready.
New High Sheriff of Lancashire is sworn in
King Charles appointed his first High Sheriff of Lancashire, as David Taylor CBE DL, was sworn in last Friday (31 March).
Families across Lancashire to discover nature in museums
Lancashire will be part of a new project uniting hundreds of museums with schools and families to discover nature.
Museum additions will see digital tour and room redesign
The legacy of Lancashire's 'Hope Streets' youth programme has manifested in two new learning experiences which will enhance the experience of visitors to some of Lancashire's museums.
Turner Prize winning artist to open exciting new exhibition
Turner Prize winning artist Lubaina Himid will open a major new exhibition at Judges' Lodgings this month which will address an often-overlooked period of Lancaster's Black history.
Civil Enforcement Officers enlist the help of children at Lancashire school
A car parked 'illegally' outside St Bartholomew's Primary School in Great Harwood has racked up hundreds of pounds worth of 'fines' following a special enforcement operation.
Competition launches to find Lancashire's best singing voices
The second annual search to find Lancashire's top choral singing talent is set to launch today (Thursday 16 March).
Judge slates roofer who "ripped off vulnerable pensioner" by more than £24,000
A Lancaster roofer is starting a 10-month prison sentence after charging a Garstang pensioner £25,000 for £300 worth of work.
Pensioner Benefits Uptake campaign begins rollout across Lancashire
Lancashire County Council is helping thousands of pensioners who could be missing out on welfare benefits worth millions of pounds a year.
LGBTQ+ Adoption and Fostering Week is underway
Foster carers and adopters from Lancashire's LGBTQ+ community are backing a national campaign which encourages more people to consider fostering and adoption.