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Bus gate enforcement set to begin on North Road, Lancaster

A new bus gate enforcement camera will come into operation on North Road, Lancaster from next week.

 

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Traffic measures approved so Lea bus route can be extended

A bus route that stopped operating in Preston seven years ago will be able to run again once a range of Traffic Regulation Orders are introduced.

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Changes to Lancaster Park and Ride service from 6 July

Changes to the Lancaster Park and Ride service are due to come into effect from July.

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Seasonal bus service returns to Rivington this Sunday

A seasonal bus service linking Chorley, Adlington and Rivington will return from Sunday 3 May, helping people travel to Rivington on Sundays and Bank Holidays.

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Contractor appointed for Haslingden Old Road repairs following major landslip

A contractor has been appointed to deliver the next stage of the complex repair project on Haslingden Old Road, marking a significant step forward following the major landslip that led to the road’s closure.

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Civic Pride drive restores nearly 16k road signs in countywide clean‑up

A county‑wide sign cleaning programme launched to boost civic pride and improve road safety has now seen almost 16,000 road signs cleaned across Lancashire.

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New bus service to improve links between Preston, Hoghton, Brindle and Chorley

Communities between Preston and Chorley will be better connected from 30 March 2026 with the launch of a new bus service funded through HM Government Bus Grant support.

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AnyBus smartcard allows seamless travel for all

You can now buy a new smartcard-based bus ticket which makes it easier to travel in and around East Lancashire. 

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£72m highways investment to focus on the roads residents use every day

Plans to invest £72 million in maintaining and improving Lancashire’s highways and transport infrastructure in 2026/27 are set to be approved by councillors.

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Drivers warned ‘Stop means STOP’ during road safety day of action

'Stop means STOP' when a school crossing patrol officer asks a driver to bring their vehicle to a halt.

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Progress update on Grimsargh Skew Bridge widening works

Construction on the Grimsargh Skew Bridge widening scheme will step up in March as planned works progress toward the final elements needed to complete the project this spring.

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Upcoming traffic changes set to begin in Burnley as improvement works start

Residents, businesses and visitors travelling through Burnley are being advised of upcoming changes to Manchester Road as part of a major public realm and transport improvement scheme.