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Centaur

Growing roofing manufacturer thanks Rosebud Finance for 'unwavering' support

Specialist roofing manufacturer, Centaur, has expanded its operations and manufacturing capabilities. 

Archbishop Temple

Have your say on plans to expand Archbishop Temple CoE High School

Residents in Preston are being invited to have their say on proposals to expand Archbishop Temple Church of England High School.

County Hall gates

New parking meters won't be installed in places where district or borough councils don't want them, under draft proposal

Lancashire County Council has made clear that new parking meters will not be installed in any district where the local district or borough council does not want them.

Dame Andrea with little Hazel-Rose, Leah and Lee-4

'Best Start in Life' children's service is visited by Dame Andrea Leadsom

A ground-breaking service which aims to give children the Best Start in Life has been visited by Dame Andrea Leadsom, who saw first-hand the difference it is making to families' lives.

goods seized Jan 24

Stashes of illegal vapes and cigarettes worth £84,000 seized in Chorley and Preston

Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards officers joined forces with Lancashire Constabulary to seize more than 5,600 packs of illegal cigarettes, hand rolling tobacco, and over-sized illegal vapes in a day of action on Wednesday 24 January.

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Vape warning after teenagers taken ill

Parents are being warned of the dangers of unregulated vapes after several young people were taken ill in Lancaster and Morecambe.

devolution consultation now open

One week left to give views on devolution proposal

Residents and businesses have just one week left to take part in a consultation which will shape the future of Lancashire.

The scheme will be held in Burnley libraries

Volunteering project at libraries aims to tackle loneliness in Burnley

Libraries across Burnley will be boosted with a £88,000 grant for a new project which aims to create volunteering opportunities and tackle loneliness.

An image of County Hall in Preston city centre

Financial outlook looks brighter but council must 'tread forward carefully'

Ongoing efforts by Lancashire County Council to balance the books are paying off as the authority has reduced its forecast funding gap from the last reported position.

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Myth-busting campaign aims to highlight who can be a foster carer

There’s no such thing as a ‘typical’ foster carer, according to a new campaign launched by Lancashire County Council.

Alice and Joseph at the On Track exhibition

'Final call' to see museum exhibition as railway theme delights visitors

A museum is building on an award nomination by delighting visitors with a railway-themed month fit for all ages.

Green bin

Households will have weekly food waste collections from early 2026

Residents across Lancashire will be given weekly food waste collections from early 2026, as part of national recycling reforms.