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Cabinet to take action to pave the way for hundreds of new special school places

Ambitious plans that pave the way for the creation of hundreds of new special school places in Lancashire are expected to be approved this week.

Winter HAF

Book your free place now on Lancashire's Winter HAF programme

Families across Lancashire are being urged to not delay and book places for children on one of the many holiday activities and food (HAF) clubs taking place over the Christmas holidays.

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Consultation launched to shape future of Lancashire

Residents and businesses are being urged to have their say in shaping the future of Lancashire.

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Lancashire supports World AIDS Day

Lancashire County Council is supporting World AIDS Day this Friday, December 1.

The new plan will help Lancashire County Council to manage their trees and woodlands

New plan aims to ensure Lancashire's woodlands meet their full potential

A new plan which aims to ensure Lancashire's woodlands meet their full potential is set to be discussed by councillors.

Pendle Ladies Choir (then known as Nelson Civic Ladies Choir, shown at the finals) were crowned the 2023 winners

Spellbinding performances at the final of the 2023 Choir of the Year contest

The final of the second annual Lancashire Choir of the Year competition saw amazing performances by some of the best singers from across the county, writes Danielle Thompson.

LCC award winners

County Council honoured for preparing young people with SEND for the workplace

A life-changing transition to work programme that prepares young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) in Lancashire for the workplace has been recognised for its 100% success rate.

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New festive campaign celebrates the best of fostering

An advent calendar style campaign which highlights the joys of fostering is running throughout December.

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Preston's Fishergate Hill due to reopen next week following pipe burst

Fishergate Hill in Preston is due to reopen on Thursday 7 December following repairs needed as a result of a pipe burst which happened last week.

Representatives from some of the organisations to be awarded the Working with Trauma Quality Mark

National recognition for county council's Children and Family Wellbeing Service

Lancashire County Council's Children and Family Wellbeing Service has received national recognition for its work around trauma informed practices – the first Early Help service in England to receive this accreditation.

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Historic former radar station set to be sold

An iconic building with an illustrious naval past looks set to be sold on the open market with a guide price of £50K.

Test seizures during Operation Sceptre

One in five shops sold knives to underage testers

Underage test purchasers were able to buy knives at one in five shops tested during a week-long sting operation across Lancashire.