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Youngsters help to plant more than 850 trees to create thriving micro‑forest
More than 850 trees have taken root in the very first micro-forest in Treales.
Work underway on plan to foster civic pride as county celebrates Lancashire Day
Work is underway to develop a plan fostering civic pride and honouring the volunteers, businesses and community groups who embody Lancashire’s true spirit.
Discover what happens behind the scenes to your waste and recycling
Have you ever thought about discovering more about what happens behind the scenes to your waste and recycling?
Have your say on plans to help Lancashire’s vital habitats and species to thrive
People are being urged to have their say on a new statutory plan which aims to help Lancashire’s most important habitats and species recover and thrive.
Statement on Lytham Household Waste Recycling Centre
A statement has been released by Lancashire County Council in response to concerns around Lytham Household Waste Recycling Centre.
Single-use vapes ban to come into force on June 1
There are just weeks to go until single-use vapes are banned across the UK.
Disruption at Household Waste Recycling Centres following surge in demand
The majority of Household Waste Recycling Centres in Lancashire have now re-opened following unprecedented demand during the recent good weather.
Miyawaki Micro-woods are brought to life across Lancashire
A series of new forests are being brought to life across Lancashire, thanks to help from community volunteers who planted thousands of trees.
Youngsters explore recycling at special behind-the-scenes visit to Eco-Town
Primary school pupils were delighted to find out what happens to their recycling during a special behind-the-scenes visit ahead of the official opening of Eco-Town, the new interactive Education Walkway experience.
Next steps taken on key strategy to help nature's recovery across Lancashire
The next steps are being taken on the creation of a key strategy to protect and restore species and habitats and aid nature's recovery across Lancashire.
Replanting scheme aims to create diverse woodlands after larches are felled
A diverse woodland will be planted near Whitworth and Bacup to replace hundreds of larch trees that must be felled due to an incurable disease.
Gritting teams continue to plough on to keep Lancashire's roads safe and open
After a busy few days preparing for the snow and ice, gritting crews are continuing their efforts to make Lancashire roads safe.