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Lancashire County Council has launched an exciting new funding initiative to enable community-led ideas that will help Lancashire become more vibrant, connected and forward-thinking.

The finest choral talent from across the county graced the stage of the Charter Theatre last night during the spectacular finale of the Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

The chairman of Lancashire County Council, Peter Britcliffe has talked about his pride in the county as a welcoming place where communities pull together.

A new anthology of short stories with a connection to Lancashire is set to be launched with five exciting free events across the region.

Lancashire County Council will begin 16 days of activism to support the White Ribbon Campaign starting on Friday 25 November.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Helmshore Mills and Queen Street Mill, as they prepare to welcome visitors for their festive fairs.

A new grant scheme aimed at helping organisations in the community to run warm spaces this winter has been launched by Lancashire County Council.

Archaeology work will be taking place at the site of the proposed Farington cricket facility in Central Lancashire.

Councillors have taken important steps to ensure a vibrant and sustainable future for Queen Street Mill in Burnley and Helmshore Mills in Rossendale.

Ghouls, ghosts and wicked witches are being called to Clitheroe Castle Museum for some terrifying tales this October half-term.

Voting for the People's Choice Award category of Lancashire Choir of the Year 2022 has now opened.

This year's Fantastic Book Awards have been officially launched by the best-selling author behind the popular 'How to Train Your Dragon' series.