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Grimsargh Skew Bridge project reaches crucial stage with upcoming piling works

Work to widen Grimsargh Skew Bridge enters a key phase next week, with major foundation works set to begin.

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Major SEND improvements shown as crucial strategy unveiled

Major progress has been made in SEND provision in Lancashire, according to new figures.  

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Help us name Lancashire's ten new gritters

Lancashire’s gritters are back – and some fresh recruits need names to join the legendary ranks of Albert Icestein, Basil Salty, Captain Snow, and Wall-ice & Gromit.

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Voting opens for 2025 Choir of the Year's People's Choice Award

Members of the public are being urged to vote for the best singing talent from across the county as part of this year's Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

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Council to consider strategic review of Adult Social care services

Members of Cabinet are to consider initiating a strategic review of the councils in-house adult social care services at a meeting next week.

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Statement on Manchester Synagogue incident

A Message from the Leader and Opposition Leader of Lancashire County Council

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Transforming travel and unleashing Lancashire's economic potential

People across Lancashire are being asked to have their say on an ambitious plan to deliver a local transport revolution.

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Free, family-friendly activities at Lancashire's 'Fun Palaces' this weekend

Thousands of people are expected to try new activities as 20 of Lancashire's libraries and buildings are filled with slime, LEGO and dancers this weekend.

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Cabinet to review plans for hundreds of new school places in north Preston

Councillors will be updated on proposals to create hundreds of new school places in North Preston next week.

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Barry has witnessed many milestones, but the best was when his foster daughter felt safe

"She told me on my birthday that she loves me and that she's never leaving."

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Longridge’s beloved lollipop ladies honoured for nearly 100 years of service

Two of Longridge’s most cherished school crossing patrol officers have been formally recognised for their extraordinary dedication to road safety.

Rossendale mum and Fitness Coach Rebecca Neville, who's turned her life around after receiving support from Lancashire County Council’s new Children's Safeguarding Model, and is now a Safeguarding Recovery Coordinator and runs her own fitness business

New family safeguarding model helps mum rebuild her life and inspire others

 “All the support that I have experienced is absolutely going to help so many families by supporting them in every possible way."