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Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, The Lord Shuttleworth KGKCVO, is delighted to announce his appointment of Mr Mark Mills, as a Deputy Lieutenant of the County.

The benefits of becoming a foster carer and the support available to help change children's lives are being highlighted by Lancashire County Council as part of a national campaign.

Councillors have approved a key document that sets out how Lancashire County Council and more than 200 Parish and Town Councils will work better together.

Councillors have agreed plans to develop a scheme of improvements to bus stops between Longridge and Preston.

People with disabilities travelling to and from Lancaster Railway Station will soon benefit from a dedicated toilet and changing facility after funding was agreed.

Lancashire County Council has unveiled a £5m fund to drive forward a new wave of economic growth by accelerating delivery of a multi-billion-pound pipeline of projects.

Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool is appealing to the public to find a loving and permanent home for a brother and sister with a rare genetic condition.

A targeted Lancashire County Council-backed business support programme has begun in the county, which will help the owners of eight fast-growing Lancashire businesses to prepare their companies for investment or sale.

Lancashire County Council's Mapping and Related Information Online (MARIO) system has undergone extensive upgrades and has now been relaunched.

Plans to expand Morecambe Road School in Lancaster, part of a wider strategy to improve SEN provision across Lancashire, are set to take a key step next week.

Ukrainian nationals are starting to settle into life in Lancashire following a massive collective effort from the county.

A new report to Lancashire County Council's cabinet recommends restricting parking along the coast between St Annes and Blackpool to make sure people can safely use a newly constructed shared cycling and walking track.