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Lancashire County Council has unveiled plans to put £300,000 into funding 100 more apprenticeship incentives for employers.

Innovative work to boost employment skills in Lancashire has been hailed for developing ‘key employability skills’ and confidence in young people locally.

Ambitious plans to create two new schools in Preston have taken a crucial step forward today.

Ambitious plans to develop additional school places to meet demand in Preston through the creation of two new schools will go before cabinet this month.

A consultation is now running on plans to permanently raise the age range at a school in Burnley, after numbers of children applying to its nursery fell.

Plans to progress an expansion programme at a Preston Primary School to mitigate the mounting pressures on places forecast over the next two years have been approved today.

A new blueprint of the Lancashire vision to make the county the best place in the UK for children and young people to flourish from early years into adulthood is set to be discussed this week.

The creation of three new Special Educational Needs (SEN) units are set to be considered by cabinet this week, part of an ongoing strategy to bolster this type of provision across the county.

Online applications for Lancashire school places will go live from Sunday 1 September.

Pupils across Lancashire have been wished "every success" in the future, after receiving their GCSE results today.

Early analysis of A-level, T Level and other level 3 results in Lancashire point to another year of strong performance from the county's students.

Almost 2000 Lancashire pupils got a chance to meet a slew of top science, tech and engineering employers.