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Helping people live the lives they want, stay independent and remain connected to their communities is at the heart of a new vision for adult social care in Lancashire.

A major programme of improvements to Rawtenstall town centre is set to get underway as part of the Levelling Up East Lancashire programme.

An agreement has been reached between Lancashire County Council, Wyre Council and the operator of the Fleetwood to Knott End Ferry service to provide additional funding.

Thirteen libraries across the county, along with Lancaster Castle and Judges' Lodgings, will once again be transformed into Fun Palaces this October, offering a weekend of free, family-friendly activities for all ages.

Residents are being invited to have their say on a plan which will be used to guide future decisions about minerals and waste development.

'Stop means STOP' is the vital safety message being shared with drivers, reminding them of their legal duty to stop when instructed by a school crossing patrol officer.

Lancashire County Council has responded following the Government's decision to grant development consent for the Morgan and Morecambe Offshore Wind Farms Transmission Assets project.

A trader has been ordered to pay customers £43,700 in compensation after leaving customers across the North West 'significantly out of pocket' following unnecessary or poor-quality work.

Preparations for major roof works at Lancashire Archives are beginning this week.

A key funding contribution needed to bring forward the Cottam Parkway railway station project has been approved by the Lancashire Combined County Authority, as part of its consolidated transport funding allocation of more than £640m over the next four years.

A temporary library will open next week so residents can continue to access key services while major work continues at Lancaster Central library.

Statement on LGR on behalf of Lancashire's 15 councils