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Devolution supported in public consultation
Plans for an historic devolution deal to bring extra powers and money to Lancashire have received support in a public consultation.
One week left to give views on devolution proposal
Residents and businesses have just one week left to take part in a consultation which will shape the future of Lancashire.
Historic devolution deal signed with Lancashire
- Levelling Up Minister Jacob Young has signed a deal to grant more power to communities in Lancashire
Eight Lancashire groups receive The King’s Award for Voluntary Service
Eight groups of volunteers based in Lancashire have been honoured with The King’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK.
Prestigious Honours Presentation at Lancaster Castle
On Friday 20 October, the historic and majestic setting of Lancaster Castle will host a prestigious Honours ceremony.
Appointment of a new Deputy Lieutenant of Lancashire
His Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Mrs Amanda Parker JP, is delighted to announce her first appointment of Ms Miranda Carruthers-Watt as a Deputy Lieutenant of the County.
Landmark devolution deal moves a step closer
A landmark devolution deal for Lancashire has moved a step closer after the Government’s Levelling Up Minister Dehenna Davison signalled her in principle support.
Tributes paid to Chairman and County Councillor Keith Iddon
We are deeply saddened to learn that our Chairman, County Councillor Keith Iddon, has sadly died at home yesterday.
Decision to reposition Marketing Lancashire agreed by councillors
A strategic decision to reposition Marketing Lancashire so it is more closely aligned to the shared vision set out in the Lancashire 2050 framework has been approved by councillors.
Council refers itself to Information Commissioner's Office
Lancashire County Council has referred itself to the Information Commissioner's Office following a data breach involving its new HR and finance system.
Council sets first £1billion budget
Leaders at Lancashire County Council are looking to build on a year of positive progress as the authority set its' first ever £1billion budget.
Lancashire business owners urged to talk to ‘brilliant’ Boost as part of support drive
The leader of Lancashire County Council has issued a call to action to Lancashire businesses to tap into the funded business support services delivered by its Growth Hub, Boost.