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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.
Preston shop given a year-long ban from selling tobacco and vapes
A Preston shop, trading under the name of PR1 Euro Mini Market, on Church Street, has been banned from selling any tobacco or vaping products for 12 months.
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.
Welfare Rights Service put £10m into the pockets of Lancashire residents in 2024-25
"I will never forget what you have done for me."
Entries open for Lancashire Choir of the Year 2025
Talented choir singers across Lancashire are being urged to enter the prestigious Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.
Council call for more powers and funding to help stop underage sales of knives and vapes
Members of Lancashire County Council have called for tougher penalties for businesses that sell knives and vapes to children.
Partnership to take next step to advance St Annes Masterplan
Lancashire County Council and Fylde Council are delighted to announce a strategic partnership, for which in-principle funding has been committed from the Lancashire Economic Growth and Development Investment Fund, to secure the continued delivery of the St Annes Masterplan.
Pupils encourage healthy eating with own allotment that provides food for school dinners
A thriving gardening club at a Preston primary school is now supplying its school kitchen with fresh vegetables and encouraging pupils to eat healthily.
Lancaster city centre shop ordered to close for three months after illicit vape sales
A Lancaster city centre shop has been ordered to close for three months after the sale of illicit tobacco products and illegally selling a vape to a child during test operations.
Further funding available to provide warm spaces for Lancashire residents
A church in Chorley that has received funding from Lancashire County Council says the money helps them continue to offer food to vulnerable members of the community
Business owner whose sandwich bar was 'boosted' by awards urges others to sign up
A businesswoman whose sandwich bar was 'boosted' by taking part in an awards scheme, which promotes offering healthier eating choices to customers, has urged others to sign up.
Youngsters delight care home residents at Cards for Kindness festive fun session
'Sweet, talented' youngsters put a smile on elderly care home residents' faces when they took part in a Cards for Kindness Christmas card-making session.