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'Stop means STOP' is the vital safety message being shared with drivers, reminding them of their legal duty to stop when instructed by a school crossing patrol officer.

A key funding contribution needed to bring forward the Cottam Parkway railway station project has been approved by the Lancashire Combined County Authority, as part of its consolidated transport funding allocation of more than £640m over the next four years.

Work is due to begin this month on the next phase of improvements that will bring all bus services serving Colne town centre into the upgraded bus station.

The arrival of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women marks a historic first for Lancashire – and we want to make sure people can enjoy the event safely.

The Lancashire Combined County Authority (LCCA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Cassar as its new Director of Transport.

Residents and businesses in Clitheroe are benefiting from improved road conditions following the completion of a resurfacing scheme on Whalley Road.

From cutting grass verges and clearing weeds to refreshing road markings and maintaining roads, summertime work is taking place across Lancashire to help restore pride in local areas and keep communities looking their best.

Work is now under way on site at Haslingden Old Road, marking a major step forward in reopening the route following the major landslip that forced its closure.

Residents are being invited to have their say on plans to expand moving traffic enforcement at key locations across Lancashire.

Residents in Poulton-le-Fylde are benefiting from improved road conditions following the completion of a full resurfacing scheme on Curzon Road.

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

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.