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Library lovers in Rawtenstall are being notified that their local library will temporarily close in January.

Have you considered starting 2024 by growing your family through adoption?

Lancashire County Council will be carrying out extra work to improve roads, drainage and streetlights in the New Year after receiving a windfall as part of the government's Network North transport plans.

From 2 January, most Lancashire parents of two-year-olds will be able to apply for government-funded childcare with a local nursery, childminder or pre school starting in April 2024.

As 2023 draws to a close, Amin Vepari, business finance and scaleup lead for Two Zero, Lancashire County Council’s scaleup support service, shares his thoughts on how to unlock Lancashire's scaleup potential in 2024 and beyond.

Lancashire County Council is advising passengers to check bus times with their operator before travelling over Christmas.

As Christmas draws closer, children, young people and families have been enjoying a host of festive fun at Family Hubs across Lancashire.

Handmade Christmas cards have been bringing joy to hundreds of care home residents across Lancashire as the sixth annual Cards for Kindness initiative picks up pace.

A fraudster who illegally made more than £1.8million by creating counterfeit posters has been jailed for more than three and a half years.

Christmas cheer and seasonal celebrations were enjoyed by adults with learning and physical disabilities and their carers this week.

Healthy eating was on the menu when the Duchess of York visited pupils at Padiham Green C of E Primary School.

Leaders of more than 130 rural businesses have reported that a range of support from Lancashire County Council helped them prosper during a challenging period.