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Mums urged to make 'informed choices' around breastfeeding
Mums are being urged to breastfeed their babies for the first six months and supported with informed choices by a families and babies charity.
Lancashire to benefit from £2.4m peatlands investment
Lancashire is set to benefit from a £2.4million investment into restoring its peatlands, which are vital for reducing the county's carbon levels, as well as a haven for wildlife.
Prestigious award for talented cricketer spotted by Freddie Flintoff
A promising young cricketer who was talent-spotted by Freddie Flintoff has won a prestigious Fostering Excellence Award.
Let's Get Brushing campaign aims to start as early as possible
Families with young children are being urged to begin brushing their teeth with a fluoride toothpaste, twice a day, from as early as possible as part of a new campaign.
Top Lancs children's book awards launched with author visit
A chance for Lancashire pupils to pick their top reads has been launched with a visit from an award-winning author.
Scheme to help improve children's health and wellbeing
A five year scheme to improve the health and wellbeing of youngsters in Lancashire is set to be approved later today, at the next Lancashire County Council meeting this afternoon (October 5).
Nurseries reach Gold standard offering healthy eating choices to youngsters
A string of nurseries across Lancashire have been given awards for their work offering healthier eating choices to the children in their care.
Statement from cabinet member for Education and Skills on RAAC in Lancashire
County Councillor Jayne Rear, Lancashire County Council's cabinet member for Education and Skills, has updated cabinet on the ongoing situation regarding Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in Lancashire.
Fresh proposals to improve SEND provision in Lancashire to go before cabinet
Councillors are set to approve numerous actions aimed at further bolstering special needs provision across Lancashire over the coming years.
Statement on Lancashire schools
The following is a statement from Lancashire County Council regarding investigations into the possible presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in Lancashire schools.
Refreshed strategy aims to improve outcomes for children and young people
A revised strategy that aims to improve outcomes for children who are unable to attend mainstream school or at risk of exclusion has been approved by councillors.
Apply online now for a school place in Lancashire
Online applications for Lancashire school places go live today, Friday 1 September.