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Captivating tales of bygone times will be brought to life this week as some of Lancashire’s most illustrious buildings open their doors for free.

As one of the largest employers in Lancashire, Lancashire County Council has been awarded the Menopause Friendly Accreditation. 

Representatives from Preston City Council, Lancashire County Council and the main contractor Eric Wright Civil Engineering, met on the banks of the River Ribble to mark the next big milestone in the life of Preston’s famous Tram Bridge.

A promising young cricketer from Lancashire who was talent-spotted by Freddie Flintoff has inspired TV viewers once again, during the reunion show.

A new blueprint of the Lancashire vision to make the county the best place in the UK for children and young people to flourish from early years into adulthood is set to be discussed this week.

The creation of three new Special Educational Needs (SEN) units are set to be considered by cabinet this week, part of an ongoing strategy to bolster this type of provision across the county.

Online applications for Lancashire school places will go live from Sunday 1 September.

People will be able to benefit from more frequent bus services in Lancashire from September thanks to increased funding.

A unique tidal road which is completely underwater twice a day has been successfully resurfaced.

A new section to a popular active travel route that aims to create a safe cycling and walking route from Blackpool to Saint Annes is now open, marking the completion of the Clifton Drive Cycleway scheme.

A fascinating chance to see and find out more about a rare and beautifully cast pilgrim badge believed to date back to the early 16^th century is in the pipeline.

Pupils across Lancashire have been wished "every success" in the future, after receiving their GCSE results today.