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A planning application for a new high-quality sports facility in the heart of the county has been approved in principle by councillors - subject to any call-in from the Secretary of State.

Councillors met this week to check on progress with Ormskirk's modern new bus station, which is expected to be ready to open and welcome passengers in around two weeks' time.

Traders in Burnley took part in a meet-and-greet with council representatives to share the message that they are 'very much open for business'.

The new Preston Western Distributor Road, linking parts of Preston and the Fylde to the M55 motorway, is to receive an official new name.

Female business leaders in Lancashire are being invited to take part in a Lancashire County Council backed support programme following a successful first phase.

Councillors have approved a series of fundamental changes that will transform how people travel in and around Preston city centre.

Business owners and leaders in Lancashire are being invited to take part in a new funded programme which will allow them to work with other business owners to tackle key business challenges and maximise new opportunities.

The route of a proposed new road in Lancaster is set to be altered to protect an area of valuable ancient woodland.

An Accrington company which manufactures steel workspaces and stations is experiencing sustained turnover and staff growth after moving into a larger unit it purchased with the help of a Lancashire County Council finance service.

A turf-cutting ceremony has marked the official start of a new school-building project in Clitheroe.

A new bus service launched this week makes it quicker and easier to travel between Skelmersdale and Liverpool using public transport.

The leader of Lancashire County Council has issued a call to action to Lancashire businesses to tap into the funded business support services delivered by its Growth Hub, Boost.