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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.

Over 70 local government and business leaders, innovators and key stakeholders from across Lancashire came together at Brockholes Nature Reserve on 4 December to embrace a shared vision to unlock ambition, growth and investment through the power of collaboration.

A rogue builder and roofer from Burnley has been jailed for 11 months after ripping off a string of victims.

Ten libraries in Lancashire will light up this evening, in a show of solidarity with a library in Liverpool that was set on fire during rioting in the summer. 

16-year-old Caleb has been going for sleepovers at Alexandra House in Lancaster since he was 11.

Savick Library in Preston is now open to the public.

'Sweet, talented' youngsters put a smile on elderly care home residents' faces when they took part in a Cards for Kindness Christmas card-making session.

Lancashire County Council is set to boost road maintenance with an extra £4.2million investment into the county's roads.