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Marketing signs have been erected at Lancashire Central, the major strategically important employment site, which is set to attract new businesses and thousands of jobs to the county.

A much-needed, cross border bus service is set to return to the Ribble Valley.

Thousands of trees have been planted at Samlesbury Enterprise Zone, as part of landscaping and ecology work on the site.

Preparations are being made for a quiet revolution, which is about to take place in waste recycling in Lancashire.

County Councillors have backed plans to set up a Combined County Authority (CCA) in Lancashire.

Helping and reaching out to communities is uppermost in the mind of Lancashire's new High Sheriff.

Residents of Burnley are being invited to find out about a draft masterplan to make the town more accessible and vibrant for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

Residents have moved into new supported living apartments on a former bowling green in Preston.

Preston's first bee-friendly bus shelter will be coming into bloom as the weather warms up over the coming weeks.

Intrepid Garstang students got a chance to take a peek at life working at the cutting edge.

The search to find Lancashire's top choral singing talent has launched for the third year running.

New aerial photos show the final stages of construction of the M55 to Heyhouses Link Road are well advanced, however prolonged wet weather has hampered progress and it is now scheduled to open in June 2024.