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Preston's first bee-friendly bus shelter will be coming into bloom as the weather warms up over the coming weeks.

Intrepid Garstang students got a chance to take a peek at life working at the cutting edge.

The search to find Lancashire's top choral singing talent has launched for the third year running.

New aerial photos show the final stages of construction of the M55 to Heyhouses Link Road are well advanced, however prolonged wet weather has hampered progress and it is now scheduled to open in June 2024.

People in Lancashire will be able to retrain, improve their skills and even step into their dream careers thanks to more funding and wider opportunities from April.

A couple who foster for Lancashire County Council are calling for more members of the LGBTQ+ community to find out more about the service.

The final design has been unveiled for a new structure that will replace the former Old Tram Bridge over the River Ribble linking Preston city centre and South Ribble.  

Lancashire's Director of Public health has released a statement following a rise in measles cases in England and the North West, including in Preston.

Specially trained Public Transport Safety Officers are patrolling buses and bus stations from this week.

New plans to improve journeys on the A582 in South Ribble and provide better provisions for buses, walking and cycling were discussed at Lancashire County Council's Cabinet on Thursday 7 March.

Lancashire County Council's cabinet has agreed to invest over £32m in maintaining its highway infrastructure over the coming year. Today's decision means the council will invest in work on roads, pavements, bridges, streetlights and other vital infrastructure across the county.

Families across Lancashire are being urged to not delay and book places for children on one of the many holiday activities and food (HAF) clubs taking place this Easter.