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Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to support communities across the county as part of the first ever Lancashire Volunteering Day.

Thirteen libraries across the county, along with Lancaster Castle and Judges' Lodgings, will once again be transformed into Fun Palaces this October, offering a weekend of free, family-friendly activities for all ages.

A Lancashire shop has been forced to shut their doors for three months after Trading Standards officers seized thousands of pounds' worth of illegal tobacco products and vapes.

A comprehensive Health and Community Impact Report into odour emissions from the Jameson Road landfill site in Fleetwood has highlighted the ongoing impact on residents’ health and wellbeing.

Lancashire is at a pivotal moment for health, wellbeing and prosperity, with strong foundations in place to give children the best possible start in life and prevent poor health earlier and more effectively.

Retailers have been given important knife sale advice during a day of action aimed at reducing knife crime.

“This a warm space, somewhere where everyone can come and relax and find things that they want to do and chat with like-minded people.”

A Preston newsagent who flouted a court order banning them from selling vapes and tobacco has been fined £4,000 and hit with court costs.

ON Newsagents on Orchard Street in Preston, which formerly traded as EN Newsagents, were handed a Restricted Premises Order earlier this year after persistently selling to underage buyers.

Thousands of people are expected to try new activities as 20 of Lancashire's libraries and buildings are filled with slime, LEGO and dancers this weekend.

Have you ever thought about discovering more about what happens behind the scenes to your waste and recycling?

Parents are being warned of the dangers of counterfeit versions of the popular Labubu dolls, after copies were found to be potentially unsafe.

“Having a heart attack made me re-evaluate what’s truly important in life – my family.”