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Extra investment is helping to keep highways drains clear
Lancashire County Council has invested an extra £500,000 to ensure its highways teams are better equipped to respond to problems with blocked drains.
Enforcement of Burnley bus lane to start soon
Lancashire County Council is to begin using traffic cameras to enforce bus-only restrictions in the centre of Burnley.
Have your say on transformative traffic proposals in Preston city centre
Residents are being asked to have their say on changes that signal a major step in the transformation of Preston city centre.
Latest aerial pictures show new M55 junction nearing completion
New aerial pictures show Lancashire’s latest major motorway improvement nearing completion.
Service will remember those killed and injured on our roads
People are invited to a special service to remember victims of road traffic collisions being held in November.
Give us your views on new traffic proposals
You can share your views on new plans which aim to improve road safety and keep traffic moving at key locations across the county.
Plan your journey around roadworks starting in Ormskirk
Lancashire County Council is alerting people to the need to plan their journeys around a new phase of work due to begin on the Ormskirk Eastern Gateway Project.
Plans submitted for a new railway station in north-west Preston
Plans have been submitted for a new railway station in Preston, which will improve access to travel, work and leisure opportunities in the region.
New approach makes it easier to decorate streets for local events
Lancashire County Council is making it simple and cost-effective for anyone who wants to attach items such as signs, bunting, or hanging baskets to streetlights to apply for permission.
Report highways faults on the go with Lancashire's 'Love Clean Streets' app
An app that allows residents to report highways issues on the go has been expanded to the reporting of a wider range of faults.
Lancashire's highways team praised for low carbon commitment
Lancashire County Council has been recognised nationally for its commitment to sustainable working practices and carbon reduction in maintaining the county's highways.
Average speed cameras will improve safety on Lancashire's highest risk roads
A new era of safer roads in Lancashire starts this month as work begins to install average speed cameras on the county's five highest risk roads.