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Lancashire County Council's cabinet has agreed to invest over £32m in maintaining its highway infrastructure over the coming year. Today's decision means the council will invest in work on roads, pavements, bridges, streetlights and other vital infrastructure across the county.

Lancashire County Council is preparing to drive forward ambitious and exciting plans that will transform transport following today's news that it will receive a huge funding boost of £494m over 7 years from 2025.

Preparations for a new bus-only street in Preston city centre are underway, with signage now being installed ahead it coming into force later this year.

Lancashire County Council's gritting teams are preparing to keep our roads moving ahead of a wintry spell predicted to hit the county over the coming hours.

Proposed speed humps would ensure that drivers keep to 20mph speed limits near to a new housing development in Accrington.

People will have a shorter wait for their bus, and be able to travel later into the evening, thanks to recent improvements to a number of services.

Lancashire County Council's cabinet is to consider plans to extend a cycle track linking St Annes and Blackpool and make it safer and easier for people using it to negotiate a number of busy junctions.

Lancashire County Council is alerting people in the Lancaster area of upcoming road closures while a road safety scheme is installed in Halton village.

People are being warned to be careful due to very icy conditions forecast first thing on Wednesday morning as the freezing weather continues.

Lancashire County Council's gritting teams are gearing-up to keep the main roads moving as the county prepares for an icy spell over the coming days.

The Sandylands and West End area of Morecambe has been selected for a new scheme to create an area with safer, greener and healthier streets.

Lancashire County Council is urging people not to use more salt and sand from roadside grit bins than they need to this winter.