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A community group which aims to 'leave fossil fuels behind' is planning to install a 'greener, cheaper' energy scheme in a North Lancashire village.

A new trial is being rolled out which allows residents without driveways to apply for a free cross-pavement channel to charge their electric vehicle from home

Volunteers who run a thriving community orchard have revealed plans to donate fresh fruit and homemade jam from their next harvest to local foodbanks.

Residents are being reminded of how important it is to dispose of batteries properly after a 'dead battery' spontaneously combusted at a Household Waste Recycling Centre on Sunday.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Jonathan Edwards as its new Director of Environment and Planning.

People in Lancashire are being encouraged to apply for a slice of a regional £2million fund to develop 'clean energy' projects in their area.

Work has started on installing a new hybrid heating scheme at Samlesbury Hall, which will enable them to choose between using electricity or gas.

School's out and to celebrate we're launching a new campaign to make sure families across Lancashire have a fun-filled summer to remember.

Schools, faith and community groups, parish and borough councils across Lancashire can apply for up to 25 trees from a range of species, including apple, pear, damson, plum, cherry and heritage trees, with some varieties able to bear fruit from the very first year.

Sandylands and West End residents in Morecambe will be able to have their say once again on a new initiative to make it easier and safer to get from A to B.

Residents are being reminded to dispose of their batteries in the correct manner after a fire broke out in a recycling vehicle due to a suspected ruptured lithium battery.

People can have their say on a key strategy which aims to help drive nature's recovery across Lancashire.