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Young people from across the county have become podcasters, website designers and photographers as part of an award-winning programme that develops their digital skills.

A historic painting restored through a £5000 legacy from Burnley historian Brian Hall MBE is now on display at Gawthorpe Hall.

A stark warning of the potential dangers of illegal squishy, sensory toys has been issued by  Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards after 200 toys were removed from sale in a fortnight.

Lancashire County Council has served an enforcement notice on Cuadrilla in relation to the Preston New Road site, requiring its restoration in line with approved planning conditions.

A shop owner has been jailed after Trading Standards officers uncovered an illegal tobacco and vape operation in St Annes.

Around 100 people attended an event hosted by Lancashire County Council on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is benefitting services including adult and children's social care.

Lancashire's proposal for the future of SEND is to go before the government.

A Lancaster city centre shop has been ordered to close for three months for the second time after the sale of illicit tobacco products.

Residents in Poulton-le-Fylde are benefiting from improved road conditions following the completion of a full resurfacing scheme on Curzon Road.

Hundreds of suspected fake perfume bottles and scores of suspected illicit Apple and Samsung products have been uncovered by Trading Standards at a car boot sale in Wyre.

Lancashire County Council is sharing expertise with other local authorities on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is saving more than 200,000 hours of work a year and enabling staff to spend more time with residents.

The biggest micro-wood in Lancashire has been created with members of the community in Colne.