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The first stage of vital works that aim to relieve congestion and improve traffic flow in Rawtenstall have been completed ahead of the Christmas holidays. 

Lancashire County Council has unveiled plans for new bus links in Preston, Chorley and South Ribble as part of a shake-up of services from Spring 2025.

A host of Lancashire businesses have stepped into the spotlight at the glittering Lancashire Skills Pledge event.

Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards Food Team has been recognised with the prestigious Megan Lee Award at the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) annual Hero Awards. 

A warm drink, a chat and a chance to get vital advice and support are just some of what's on offer at Morecambe Family Hub.

A businesswoman whose sandwich bar was 'boosted' by taking part in an awards scheme, which promotes offering healthier eating choices to customers, has urged others to sign up.

A Lancashire business owner who has both taken part in and delivered Two Zero scaleup support programmes has become co-owner of a corporate gifting company and set her sights on doubling its size over the next two years.

Imagine being five-years-old and being told that you have been too naughty for Father Christmas to visit your house.

"We go out a lot together and she tells everyone that I’m her best friend. I’ve changed her life."

A new domestic abuse support service has been launched for people in Lancashire who are currently experiencing or have experienced domestic abuse, including specialist support for children and young people.

Those are the words of a woman helped by the Lancashire Skills Bootcamp while retraining as a dog groomer.

A blueprint detailing the vision, ambitions and priorities of Lancashire County Council over the next five years has been approved.