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Two recent prosecutions highlight Trading Standards' vital work to ensure that food premises focus on the importance of food allergies.

A ‘professional conman’ who 'rinsed his elderly and vulnerable victims' out of more than £500,000 has been sentenced to four years and nine months' imprisonment.

Businesses who took part in two Lancashire County Council led programmes designed to help the leaders of fast-growing businesses in the county have since created a combined 117 jobs and grown collective turnover nearly £27m, according to independent analysis.

Almost 2000 Lancashire pupils got a chance to meet a slew of top science, tech and engineering employers.

A new adoption campaign is urging more potential parents to come forward to offer children a forever loving home.

A £600,000 revamp of Castle Street in Clitheroe has been completed ahead of schedule, with residents being invited to come and see the improvements for themselves.

Work has started on installing a new hybrid heating scheme at Samlesbury Hall, which will enable them to choose between using electricity or gas.

Residents and stakeholders are being asked to share their views on proposals for the £55m Levelling Up East Lancashire programme before the plans are finalised.  

Partners and stakeholders involved in the funding, development and construction of the M55 to Heyhouses Link Road attended a civic event at Fylde Council on Friday 19 July to celebrate the opening of the new road.

School's out and to celebrate we're launching a new campaign to make sure families across Lancashire have a fun-filled summer to remember.

Plans to make major safety improvements at a zebra crossing near Cardinal Newman College in Preston have been approved, with work due to take place over the summer holidays.

New rules banning motorhomes from overnight parking along St Annes promenade are set to come into force.