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New vision for highways and transport agreed
Councillors have agreed a new strategy setting out Lancashire County Council's ambitions to deliver a modern and efficient transport network which supports our economy, environment and people's health.
Work starting soon at busy Preston junction
People are being warned to expect delays during work due to start shortly at a busy junction in Preston.
New express bus improves links between Skelmersdale and Liverpool
A new bus service launched this week makes it quicker and easier to travel between Skelmersdale and Liverpool using public transport.
Eden Project Morecambe awarded £50m from Government’s Levelling Up Fund
The Eden Project has been awarded £50m in the second round of the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund to build the new Eden Project Morecambe in Lancashire.
Lancashire awarded new funding for walking and cycling
Lancashire County Council will get £1.1m from Active Travel England to boost cycling and walking across the county.
Curzon Street in Burnley to close for essential strengthening work
Work to replace deteriorating widenings on either side of the masonry arch on Curzon Street in Burnley is set to begin on Monday 16 January.
New average speed cameras will go live this year
The New Year has seen progress resume on a major project to install average speed cameras on Lancashire's five highest risk A-roads.
New £2 flat fare scheme on most Lancashire bus services
All main Lancashire bus operators are taking part in a scheme offering a maximum fare of just £2 for any single journey between 1 January and 31 March 2023.
Have your say on Lancashire's roads
Lancashire County Council is inviting residents to give feedback on their highways service via an online survey.
Consider your travel plans as severe wintry weather expected
Lancashire County Council is urging people to carefully consider their travel plans due to snow and icy conditions forecast to hit the county over the weekend.
New rail timetable must deliver better services
Lancashire County Council has told train operators that it is vital they deliver on improvements planned to start shortly which will bring back many local rail services lost during Covid.
Stay warm and safe on the roads this winter
Lancashire County Council is asking people to make sure they're ready for winter, and to keep a check on vulnerable members of their community, as the first cold snap of the season arrives.