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Clitheroe Castle is delighted to welcome martial arts group, The Silver School of Arms, to accompany its special event 'A Day of Knights'.

The search to find the county's finest choral talent has entered its next phase, with the shortlisting for Lancashire Choir of the Year 2022 now underway.

A Lytham man who raked in hundreds of thousands of pounds selling counterfeit car badges has been ordered to repay his ill-gotten gains, following an investigation led by Lancashire County Council's trading standards officers. 

A bid for £50m of public investment in Eden Project North in Morecambe has been submitted to the Government’s Levelling Up Fund by Lancaster City Council.

Singing groups have until 31 July to be in with a chance of gracing the stage of the Charter Theatre as they compete to be crowned Lancashire's Choir of the Year.

Arts Lancashire has secured County Council investment to help it expand and build upon its remit to support Lancashire's independent arts sector.

Clitheroe Castle will dig deep into its past this month to celebrate the Festival of Archaeology.

A schools’ mental wellbeing project, an orchestra, theatre and a choir are among some of the community groups in Burnley to benefit from over £40,000 of funding.

Lancashire County Council has allocated £1.4m in funding to implement a Family Hub network alongside families, charitable, faith, voluntary and statutory service partners across the county.

Judges’ Lodgings Museum has teamed up with Kendal artist Lela Harris to create four new portraits of historic Black Lancastrians, as part of the Facing the Past project.

Lancashire County Council and other local authorities across the County will raise a special Armed Forces Day flag on Monday 20 June next.

A new exhibition highlighting the stories of six remarkable Lancashire women has opened this week at Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham.