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Find out how friends groups are improving the offer at Lancashire's libraries
From hosting live bands to showing films and holding exercise classes, our Friends of Libraries groups are certainly busy.
Councillors to discuss next steps for new secondary school in Preston
Councillors will be updated on plans to build a new secondary school in North Preston this week.
Council to be boosted with more than £27.1m for bus improvements
Lancashire County Council has secured one of the largest sums of any local authority as part of a national £1billion Bus Grant funding boost, which aims to improve and develop bus services.
'You've got to be in it to win it': The search is on for Lancashire Artist of the Year 2025
Lancashire's reigning Artist of the Year has spoken of the huge impact winning the competition has had on her life and career, as the search begins for 2025's winner.
Secondary School Offer Day 2025: Thousands of families in Lancashire receive the news they've been waiting for
The vast majority of children due to attend secondary school in Lancashire will get to go to their preferred school this September, it has been confirmed.
'Beautiful' short break service rated outstanding by CQC inspectors
“It’s safe, everything is perfect."
Budget agreed for Lancashire County Council
The spending plans of Lancashire County Council for the next year have been agreed at a meeting of the full council.
Lancashire schoolchildren set to try AI as part of scheme backed by major blue chip firms
Secondary pupils in Lancashire are set to get a taste of future technologies like AI and virtual reality thanks to a new scheme.
Miyawaki Micro-woods are brought to life across Lancashire
A series of new forests are being brought to life across Lancashire, thanks to help from community volunteers who planted thousands of trees.
Lancashire Growth Plan to be launched at Convention of the North
Excitement is mounting as Lancashire gets ready to host this year's Convention of the North.
Modern facility preserves Fleetwood's fishing heritage while securing jobs and creating a more sustainable industry
In the 1920s the fishing industry in Fleetwood was booming; it was one of the main fishing ports in England and employed more than 9,000 people.
Counterfeiter ordered to repay almost £47,000 he made through fraud
A counterfeiter who made almost £47,000 selling fake car and van service books online has been ordered to hand over his ill-gotten gains following action by Lancashire Trading Standards officers.