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A market trader who repeatedly sold illicit tobacco and counterfeit goods has been sentenced following an investigation by Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards team.

Councils across Lancashire have joined forces for ambitious plans to cut household waste by 10% by 2035 - and recycle half of all waste by 2030.

Coach operators and visitors are being reassured that coaches remain welcome in Clitheroe and can continue to drop off and pick up passengers at the town's interchange.

Lancashire has taken local control of a £45 million adult skills fund, opening up new opportunities for residents to gain skills, access training and progress into work.

Lancashire's Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) programme has welcomed today's government update on the timetable for its review of LGR.

People from across Lancashire came together to share their views and help shape the future of adult social care at a special event in Preston.

A huge haul of counterfeit clothing and perfumes worth £60,000 has been seized, including brand names and logos such as Nike, North Face, Dior, Berghaus and Hugo Boss.

Proposals to consult with the public on the future of park and ride services in Preston and Lancaster are set to be considered by cabinet next week.

Lancashire's devolution ambitions have been included in the Government's Budget, paving the way for greater powers, investment and local decision-making.

It's a sunny Autumn morning - and Ribbleton Family Hub is already alive with the laughter of excited tots, parents and carers.

Partners from across Lancashire have come together to reflect on progress, strengthen collaboration, and agree priorities for the year ahead. Focusing on the Get Lancashire Working plan to help more people to overcome barriers to work.

Residents, businesses and community groups are being invited to get involved in helping to shape the county council's next budget.