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£1m Affordable Warmth Lancashire fund launches ahead of winter
A £1m scheme aimed at protecting vulnerable residents by heating their homes more efficiently this winter has been launched in Lancashire.
Lancashire is on target to meet 'Net Zero' aspirations by the early 2040s
Plans for Lancashire to meet 'Net Zero' aspirations could become a reality in the early 2040s, according to the latest report.
Get involved with cycling at free event to mark the official opening of Preston's new CYCLOPS junction
Members of the public are invited to a free community event in Preston on Sunday 9th July to raise awareness of and officially open a new type of junction designed to make travel easier and safer for people walking, wheeling and cycling.
New infrastructure strategy for electric vehicles
A new infrastructure strategy for electric vehicles is set to be revealed for Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen.
Chance to have your say about new approaches to managing flood risk
Lancashire County Council is asking people to have their say on two new 'bite-sized' documents containing policies which outline its approach to flood investigations and the regulation of ordinary watercourses.
New strategy to help drive nature's recovery in Lancashire
Lancashire County Council has agreed to take on the lead role as the Responsible Authority for Lancashire as part of a new England-wide system, which will help the environment in the face of challenges including climate change and biodiversity loss.
Footpath to be replaced at popular beauty spot near Scorton
Work will begin next week to replace steps at a popular beauty spot near to Scorton.
Haslingden Household Waste Recycling Centre will open seven days a week
Haslingden Household Waste Recycling Centre is set to open seven days a week from Thursday, June 1.
Big boost for cycling and walking with £5.5m funding award
Lancashire County Council has received a massive £5.5m boost for its plans to make sure more people have the option to safely walk, cycle, and wheel for short journeys.
Schools across Lancashire ready to participate in Lancashire Walks to School Day to commemorate King's Coronation
Pupils and teachers will be participating in a new Lancashire Walks to School Day next week to promote the benefits of walking wherever possible for short journeys and celebrate the coronation of Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Top tips for making your Jubilee party eco-friendly
Are you planning on holding a street party to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III?
Specialist equipment uses soundwaves to 'see inside trees' to check if they are healthy
Specialist equipment that can 'see inside' trees to determine if they are healthy has been praised by Lancashire County Council.