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A new trial is being rolled out which allows residents without driveways to apply for a free cross-pavement channel to charge their electric vehicle from home

Lancashire County Council has unveiled plans to put £300,000 into funding 100 more apprenticeship incentives for employers.

A fourth-generation family-run business in South Ribble that manufactures and distributes animal feed and bird food mixtures has its sights set on expanding its export markets after receiving a range of funded support through Boost and its support partners.

A sniffer dog has hunted down thousands of hidden illegal vapes and cigarettes as part of a crackdown at shops across Preston.

The Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Mrs Amanda Parker JP, is delighted to announce the appointment of five new Deputy Lieutenants.  

A £2m scheme to futureproof the historic Derby Street Railway Bridge in Ormskirk will begin next week.

"We first met the boys on my 40^th birthday so that was the best birthday present ever."

Vital new children's homes are in the pipeline as part of plans to modernise care for young people in Lancashire and provide them with the care and stability all children deserve.

A ban on zombie-style knives and machetes has been welcomed by members of Lancashire County Council.

Residents across Lancashire are being welcomed into their local libraries to get a hot drink, meet new people and to stay warm as temperatures drop.

Innovative work to boost employment skills in Lancashire has been hailed for developing ‘key employability skills’ and confidence in young people locally.

A care leaver has said he 'found his family' when he met his foster carer.