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Social workers and other members of the authority's adult social care team are visiting communities across Lancashire with our Promoting Health in Lancashire (PHIL) van.

A county‑wide sign cleaning programme launched to boost civic pride and improve road safety has now seen almost 16,000 road signs cleaned across Lancashire.

Staff are completing tasks quicker and getting to spend more time with residents who need their support thanks to a collaboration between Lancashire County Council and Microsoft.

Communities between Preston and Chorley will be better connected from 30 March 2026 with the launch of a new bus service funded through HM Government Bus Grant support.

You can now buy a new smartcard-based bus ticket which makes it easier to travel in and around East Lancashire. 

Those are the words of a Lancashire children's social worker who's been crowned an 'Amazing Social Worker' in a national awards campaign.

A groundbreaking new Strategy, which aims to help Lancashire’s most important habitats and species to recover and thrive, has been officially launched at a nature reserve.

The new High Sheriff of Lancashire for 2026–2027 has been announced as David Collinge, a sixth-generation weaver from Burnley whose life and career have been shaped by Lancashire’s textile heritage.

The Young Adults Team works with young people with social care and support needs to make the move to adult social care as smooth as possible.

An East Lancashire shop has been ordered to close for three months after repeatedly stashing  and selling illegal tobacco.

The vast majority of the children due to attend secondary school in Lancashire will get to go to their preferred school this September, it has been confirmed.

Senior leaders across Lancashire and South Cumbria have committed to a new way of working which supports independence, wellbeing and puts residents' needs at the centre of decision making.