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A madcap story about a boy on stilts enrolling at a school for giants and a hilarious tale about the world's worst fairy are among the stories most loved by young bookworms in Lancashire.

A big boost for bus passengers in Lancashire begins this weekend, with adult fares on all Sunday services reduced to just £1.

Boost; Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub’s Access to Finance service has launched a new Investment Academy designed to help businesses better understand how to secure equity investment.

Lancashire's Choir of the Year has revealed that winning the competition in 2023 has "done wonders" to raise their profile across the county and has urged their fellow singing groups to enter this year.

Specially adapted paving has been installed on pavements in Longton to help visually impaired people.

Lancashire Music Service has been named as an Apple Regional Training Centre for 2023–2024, the first Music Service in the UK and Ireland.

The next chapter has begun for Preston's much-loved Tram Bridge, with some preparatory work starting on site and Preston City Council and Lancashire County Council marking the occasion with the opening of a new public exhibition about the bridge.

Dedicated school governors in Lancashire will be praised for their hard work and commitment under a new scheme

Sandylands and West End residents in Morecambe will be able to have their say once again on a new initiative to make it easier and safer to get from A to B.

Crowdfund Lancashire – which has helped fund more than 100 culture and sports projects since it launched in 2022 – will open its summer funding round next month.

Lancashire Trading Standards have been busy undertaking test purchases for knives across the county last week as part of Operation Sceptre.

What does a 500-year-old pilgrim badge have in common with a 20th century cheesemaking machine, or a roman spear?