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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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. 

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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.

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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.

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County awarded £50m Levelling Up Fund for ambitious East Lancashire schemes

Lancashire County Council has been awarded £50 million from the government's Levelling Up Fund following the submission of an ambitious bid last year.

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Financial outlook remains optimistic despite challenging times ahead

The financial outlook at Lancashire County Council remains optimistic despite huge challenges facing local government across the country.

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Platinum Jubilee plaque unveiled

Part of County Hall, Preston has been renamed to commemorate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

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Council issues financial update

Councillors have today heard that a forecasted budget overspend has been reduced by almost £10million since September when members of Lancashire County Council's cabinet were told the authority was facing a £17.7m overspend by the end of the financial year

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Cabinet endorses Lancashire 2050 framework

A strategic framework which will guide how Lancashire's councils will work more closely together has been endorsed by county council cabinet members