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Pioneering bid to tackle loneliness in the over 50s to get green light
A community-based scheme to tackle loneliness in Lancashire is set to be given the green light this week.
Educational and creative projects across Burnley to benefit from £47,000 of grants
At the next Lancashire County Council Cabinet meeting on Thursday (6 July), grants will be awarded from the Edward Stocks Massey Bequest Fund.
Chance to have your say about new approaches to managing flood risk
Lancashire County Council is asking people to have their say on two new 'bite-sized' documents containing policies which outline its approach to flood investigations and the regulation of ordinary watercourses.
New strategy to help drive nature's recovery in Lancashire
Lancashire County Council has agreed to take on the lead role as the Responsible Authority for Lancashire as part of a new England-wide system, which will help the environment in the face of challenges including climate change and biodiversity loss.
New £207m motorway junction and link road to open in Preston
A major new £207m road scheme linking parts of Preston and the Fylde Coast to the M55 motorway, will open to the public at 11am today (Monday 3 July).
Tributes paid to Chairman and County Councillor Keith Iddon
We are deeply saddened to learn that our Chairman, County Councillor Keith Iddon, has sadly died at home yesterday.
New exhibition explores Lancaster's role in the global furniture trade
A new permanent exhibition has now opened at Judges' Lodgings Museum in Lancaster after a major refurbishment supported by the Art Fund and the Regional Furniture Society.
Children urged to become reading heroes!
YOUNGSTERS across Lancashire can take part in a new Reading Heroes challenge this summer to win prizes including superhero masks, medals and stickers.
Crowdfund Lancashire hits key milestone as 50th project reaches fundraising target
An exciting funding initiative that gives communities in Lancashire a chance to create and support the projects that matter most to them has successfully funded its 50th project.
Call for new carers this Shared Lives Week
"Being a Shared Lives Carer is the best job – the most rewarding I've ever had." These are the words of Burnley resident Julie Anderson.
Powerful film 'US' shines a light on refugees who've sought sanctuary in Lancashire
A Lancashire filmmaker who has worked with the likes of Lewis Capaldi, Arctic Monkeys and Wolf Alice has debuted a powerful new film that showcases the lives of refugees in Lancashire.
Prestigious public speaking competition sees schoolchildren debate how to resolve Lancashire's important issues by 2050
An esteemed new public speaking competition is now running for primary and secondary school students across Lancashire.