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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
Lancashire is working together to take more control of our shared destiny
Lancashire's political leaders will come together today to launch their shared ambition for the future of the county.
Council's plan to protect services through economic uncertainty
Lancashire County Council has drawn up proposals to protect services in a time of economic uncertainty and pressures on all public service budgets.
Council extends condolences to the Royal Family following the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II
County councillors have extended their deepest sympathies to His Majesty King Charles III and the royal family following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Council asks government for clarity on fracking consent
Lancashire County Council is calling on the government to make clear how local people will give their consent on any proposed fracking sites in their areas - and to commit to have any decision making on fracking to be taken by local councils.
Lord Lieutenant to present British Empire Medals at Lancaster ceremony
On Friday 14 October, the historic and majestic setting of Lancaster Castle will host a prestigious Honours ceremony.
More than 2,700 messages of condolence for HM Queen Elizabeth II
Thousands of people have paid their respects to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in Lancashire County Council's books of condolence.
Lancashire pays its respects to Her Majesty the Queen
It is with the deepest sadness and respect that Lancashire's leaders remember Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, our Queen and The Duke of Lancaster today.
Revised financial forecast for Council
Lancashire County Council has issued a revised financial forecast after analysing its anticipated funding levels and expenditure requirements over the next four years.
Operation Sheridan statement
Official statement from Lancashire County Council
Thank you: Lancashire continues to play its part in helping the people of Ukraine
Residents, volunteers and the many organisations across the county have been thanked for their part in aiding the people of Ukraine, as Lancashire welcomes its 1000th arrival.