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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.

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.

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.

People are being urged to make the most of new and improved evening and weekend bus services which have been launched across a number of key Lancashire routes this week.

New plans which aim to improve road safety and keep traffic moving at key locations across the county have been approved at today's Cabinet meeting (Thursday, December 1).

Lancashire County Council's parking services team is spearheading the move to a cleaner, greener, future after taking delivery of 12 new electric vehicles.

The annual RoadPeace Memorial Service for road traffic victims took place this week, organised by Lancashire County Council on behalf of Lancashire Road Safety Partnership.

Councillors are to consider making changes to a major maintenance scheme planned for a road near Carnforth due to rising construction costs.

Lancashire County Council has stepped in to keep a vital link for bus users in Staining, following a decision to withdraw the service by Blackpool Transport.

Local people are being asked for their views on Lancashire's highways and transport services – from the condition of roads and footpaths to the quality of cycling facilities.

Lancashire County Council has invested an extra £500,000 to ensure its highways teams are better equipped to respond to problems with blocked drains.

Lancashire County Council is to begin using traffic cameras to enforce bus-only restrictions in the centre of Burnley.