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 An investment in 50 specialist school minibuses will help cut Lancashire County Council costs and improve Home to School transport for pupils with Special Education Needs.

Work to widen Skew Bridge in Grimsargh, which will improve traffic flow on Preston Road by allowing two-way traffic for all vehicles including buses and HGVs, will take longer than planned after engineers uncovered unexpected issues during excavation.

New footage has been released showing the extent of the devastation following the collapse of a B road in Oswaldtwistle, as repair efforts continue.

Work to create the entrance to the new facility at Farington that's set to become Lancashire Cricket's second home is due to start this month.

A game-changing pothole repair machine—never before used in the UK—has been rolled out in Lancashire as part of a pioneering new partnership.

Preston, South Ribble and Lancashire City Deal partners have welcomed a £57.9m funding boost to deliver a major road scheme to ease congestion and boost economic growth.

A raft of improvements to bus services across the South and East of the county will be introduced this month.

Plans to bring charges at Preston Bus Station car park in line with other city centre car parks will be considered by councillors next week.

A significant upgrade to Skew Bridge and Preston Road in Grimsargh is about to get underway, with a key phase of construction carefully scheduled during school holidays to keep disruption to a minimum.

A multi-agency day of action by a road safety partnership found that none of the part-worn tyres inspected at a series of garages across Preston met legal requirements.

The third stage of a scheme to replace traffic lights at key junctions in Preston is set to begin on Sunday, May 11.

Lancashire County Council has completed a major improvement project to a road near Carnforth which was once one of the UK's shortest motorways.