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Meet Preston's bee-friendly bus shelter
Preston's first bee-friendly bus shelter will be coming into bloom as the weather warms up over the coming weeks.

Five hundred trees planted for Ash dieback transformation
A replanting scheme has seen 500 trees planted along roads in Clitheroe.

Have your say on Lancashire's nature recovery journey
People are being asked to give their views to inform a key strategy to protect and restore habitats and species and drive nature's recovery across Lancashire.

Potential limits on disposal of inert waste by van and trailer users at HWRCs
New limits on how much 'inert' waste can be disposed of by van and trailer users at Household Waste Recycling Centres are set to be discussed by Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.

Households will have weekly food waste collections from early 2026
Residents across Lancashire will be given weekly food waste collections from early 2026, as part of national recycling reforms.

Plans progress to reduce reliance on landfilling waste
County Councillors have agreed to extend a contract for managing residual household waste to give four councils in East Lancashire more time to adapt to new arrangements for processing it.

Batteries igniting after being binned caused 27 fires across Lancashire's waste facilities
Shock new figures have revealed that there have been 27 fires since the start of 2023 at Lancashire's waste facilities, caused by batteries that were not recycled properly.

M55 to Heyhouses Link Road taking shape ready for Spring opening
Local leaders have visited the site of the M55 to Heyhouses Link Road to see how construction is progressing.

New plan aims to ensure Lancashire's woodlands meet their full potential
A new plan which aims to ensure Lancashire's woodlands meet their full potential is set to be discussed by councillors.

Tree-mendous grants of almost £300,000 will boost planting across Lancashire
Lancashire County Council's Treescapes team have secured three separate grants which will help woodlands to flourish across Lancashire, Blackburn with Darwen, and Blackpool.

The Great Lancashire Debate winners are announced
Key topics for Lancashire's future have been discussed by schoolchildren during the Great Lancashire Debate.

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.