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A new programme to 'spruce up' some of the county's war memorials ahead of Remembrance Day has been approved by cabinet today.

Lancashire’s councils are calling on residents, businesses and community organisations to have their say to help shape the future of local government in the county.

A bold new initiative aimed at helping to restore civic pride is sweeping its way across Lancashire.

Online applications for Lancashire's primary and secondary school places are now live.

An investment in 50 specialist school minibuses will help cut Lancashire County Council costs and improve Home to School transport for pupils with Special Education Needs.

Work to widen Skew Bridge in Grimsargh, which will improve traffic flow on Preston Road by allowing two-way traffic for all vehicles including buses and HGVs, will take longer than planned after engineers uncovered unexpected issues during excavation.

Pupils across Lancashire have been wished "every success" for their next steps after receiving their GCSE results today.

The bank holiday is coming  - but what did the summers of the past look like?

Statement on flag flying

A series of improvements to Adult Social Care at Lancashire County Council are being driven forward following a visit from the Care Quality Commission (CQC). 

Lancashire County Councillor Matthew Salter, cabinet member for Education and Skills has congratulated students in Lancashire today.

A fraudulent landscape gardener has been sentenced for his part in a scam which saw an 81 year old Bacup resident charged £14,500 for work so badly done that she had to pay more to have it fixed.