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A landmark partnership that has seen local authorities and the NHS come together like never before represents a “massive sea change” in the way health and care services are jointly delivered to the people of Lancashire and South Cumbria.

The parents of a teenager who died after having a serious allergic reaction have been honoured for their dedication and commitment to raising awareness of food allergens.

Lancashire's care homes will be transformed into a sea of music, colour and family fun as they welcome the community to mark Care Home Open Week.

County Councillor Carole Haythornthwaite has been announced as Lancashire's new Champion for Disabled People.

A campaign to spread the message that an alcohol-free childhood is safest and best has won a national award.

People across Lancashire are being encouraged to swap car journeys for walking and cycling on Clean Air Day.

The changing needs of adults who use social care and the ways providers can support them are being considered by a new county council group.

More than 800 suspected fake items have been seized from Norcross Car Boot Sale, Thornton-Cleveleys, by Lancashire County Council.

Lancashire Healthy Young People and Families Service's dedicated Looked After Children Team has received special recognition for going the extra mile to support children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An event to showcase the domestic abuse services commissioned by Lancashire County Council has been held.

More than half of the £11.5 million Lancashire County Council spends each year to provide nutritious meals for schools and care homes is used to procure food from Lancashire, new figures have revealed.

Lancashire's Director of Public Health had the honour of attending The Queen's Garden Party in recognition of the county council's efforts to keep people safe during the coronavirus pandemic.