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Residents can now see where gritters are working to keep roads safe, thanks to a new live map from Lancashire County Council.

Gritting crews are continuing their work to keep Lancashire's roads safe and open as a Met Office yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place.

Civic pride starts with the little things – clean signs, smooth roads, and buses that arrive on time.

There will be relief for residents and commuters as the project to widen Grimsargh Skew Bridge enters its final phase, with less disruption expected in future.

People have taken inspiration from classic films, pop music and technology to come up with snow-stopping names for Lancashire's new gritters.

Across Lancashire, people are coming together to prepare war memorials ahead of Remembrance Day, honouring the fallen with pride, care and respect.

Lancashire is taking steps to tackle roadwork disruption on its busiest routes – with a potential Lane Rental Scheme now under serious consideration.

Work on a major improvement scheme in Colne town centre – designed to enhance public transport access and improve traffic flow – is set to begin in the New Year.

Work to widen Grimsargh Skew Bridge enters a key phase next week, with major foundation works set to begin.

Lancashire’s gritters are back – and some fresh recruits need names to join the legendary ranks of Albert Icestein, Basil Salty, Captain Snow, and Wall-ice & Gromit.

Two of Longridge’s most cherished school crossing patrol officers have been formally recognised for their extraordinary dedication to road safety.

Live bus updates are returning to Lancashire, part of wider plans to improve services and give passengers quicker, clearer travel info.