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From heart attack to half marathon – Peter's incredible journey
"I honestly don't know how I survived."
Rolling road closures in place when Lloyds Tour of Britain Women races through Lancashire
The arrival of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women marks a historic first for Lancashire – and we want to make sure people can enjoy the event safely.
Gearing up for a great event as the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women's race heads to Lancashire
Lancashire is getting ready to welcome the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women's race to our county for the first time, bringing some of the world's top cyclists through our towns and villages.
A-level results day 2026: Bravo to Lancashire students
Lancashire looks set to have notched up another year of success in A-level, T Level, BTEC and other level 3 results today.
Exam results days: Vital help is at hand, students told
A level and GCSE exam results days are fast approaching, and students across Lancashire are being reminded of the vital support available.
New initiative at Preston Market will crack down on counterfeit goods
A new initiative has been launched at Preston Market to help make sure that shoppers are buying genuine products and stamping out counterfeit sales.
Lancashire Combined County Authority Welcomes New Director of Transport
The Lancashire Combined County Authority (LCCA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Karen Cassar as its new Director of Transport.
'She left her slippers after a night of respite and now she lives with us'
A woman who stayed overnight with a couple for respite has now moved in with them under the Shared Lives scheme.
Whalley Road improvements deliver smoother journeys for residents
Residents and businesses in Clitheroe are benefiting from improved road conditions following the completion of a resurfacing scheme on Whalley Road.
Lancashire welcomes opportunity to strengthen technical education
The Lancashire Combined County Authority (LCCA) has welcomed Government plans to give Strategic Authorities a greater role in shaping technical education from the age of 14, saying the proposals could help more young people access high-quality routes into skilled careers while supporting employers to tackle skills shortages.
Major improvements being made to secure the future of historic library
Extensive restoration work will be carried out at Lancaster's Central library to protect the future of the Grade II listed building and ensure residents can continue to use its services for years to come.
More Lancashire children to get free school meals from this September
Thousands more children across Lancashire will be eligible for free school meals from September 26.