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More than half of the £11.5 million Lancashire County Council spends each year to provide nutritious meals for schools and care homes is used to procure food from Lancashire, new figures have revealed.

A child cursed with bad luck, a 511-year-old with a dark secret and a group of friends who develop freaky powers are among the stories most loved by young readers in Lancashire.

Lancashire County Council has published a new Education Strategy for 2022-2025.

Plans to expand Morecambe Road School in Lancaster, part of a wider strategy to improve SEN provision across Lancashire, are set to take a key step next week.

The vast majority of primary pupils in Lancashire will be going to their first preference school this September.

A class of creative young storytellers have been crowned champions at the first Lancashire Schools' Storytelling Festival.

Development proposals have been announced for a major site in Central Lancashire, with a focus on high-quality employment uses and the potential to create around 2,000 jobs.

The next stage of repair and maintenance work to improve the condition of school buildings across Lancashire is set to be agreed.

A Clitheroe primary school is set to cease its maintained nursery provision because demand for places has fallen.

A Burnley primary school has asked for a formal consultation to be held on whether it should cease its maintained nursery provision.

The overwhelming majority of pupils in Lancashire will be going to their first preference school this September.

Budding young musicians are set for 'a major' boost, with plans for a new mobile music hub being unveiled.