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Statement from Lancashire County Council

Lancashire County Council's gritting teams are preparing to keep our roads moving ahead of a wintry spell predicted to hit the county over the coming hours.

There are just three places remaining for a unique partnership between Lancashire County Council’s scaleup support service Two Zero and Blackburn-based sales training and consultancy firm Sales Geek, which gives Lancashire businesses access to an external expert sales director.

Principles known as 'The Hillsborough Charter' are set to be formally adopted by Lancashire County Council.

Proposed speed humps would ensure that drivers keep to 20mph speed limits near to a new housing development in Accrington.

New limits on how much 'inert' waste can be disposed of by van and trailer users at Household Waste Recycling Centres are set to be discussed by Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.

Proposals for a rise in funding for Lancashire's adult social care providers are to be considered by Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.

Several new projects that aim to create different types of more specialist school places will be reviewed this week as part of ongoing work to boost provision across Lancashire.

People will have a shorter wait for their bus, and be able to travel later into the evening, thanks to recent improvements to a number of services.

Lancashire's Director of Public Health, Dr Sakthi Karunanithi and Lancashire GP Dr Lindsey Dickinson on how to protect yourself and your loved ones against measles and why you should be taking action now.

Lancashire County Council's cabinet is to consider plans to extend a cycle track linking St Annes and Blackpool and make it safer and easier for people using it to negotiate a number of busy junctions.

Lancashire County Council is alerting people in the Lancaster area of upcoming road closures while a road safety scheme is installed in Halton village.