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Families reminded to maintain good hand hygiene when visiting farms this Easter
Lancashire's Director of Public Health is reminding families to maintain good hand hygiene when enjoying the great outdoors and visiting farms this Easter.
Lancashire County Council marks National Supported Internship Day
Lancashire County Council has highlighted its success in helping young people with autism, physical or learning disabilities into employment to mark National Supported Internship Day (Monday 27 March).
Have your say on Cottam Primary School expansion
A six-week consultation on a proposed expansion at Cottam Primary School has launched today, 27 March, 2023.
Museum additions will see digital tour and room redesign
The legacy of Lancashire's 'Hope Streets' youth programme has manifested in two new learning experiences which will enhance the experience of visitors to some of Lancashire's museums.
Turner Prize winning artist to open exciting new exhibition
Turner Prize winning artist Lubaina Himid will open a major new exhibition at Judges' Lodgings this month which will address an often-overlooked period of Lancaster's Black history.
Lancashire social care professionals celebrate Social Work Week this March
Social care professionals supporting adults and children across Lancashire are celebrating Social Work Week from 20-24 March 2023.
Specialist equipment uses soundwaves to 'see inside trees' to check if they are healthy
Specialist equipment that can 'see inside' trees to determine if they are healthy has been praised by Lancashire County Council.
Book your place on the Easter holiday activities and food (HAF) programme
Families eligible for free school meals are being encouraged to book a place for their child on one of the many Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) clubs running across Lancashire this Easter.
Civil Enforcement Officers enlist the help of children at Lancashire school
A car parked 'illegally' outside St Bartholomew's Primary School in Great Harwood has racked up hundreds of pounds worth of 'fines' following a special enforcement operation.
Lancashire young people have their say in North West's biggest youth consultation
More than 14,000 young people in Lancashire have voted on the issues that most affect them.
More than £260k awarded to community groups in Lancashire to tackle food insecurity
Lancashire County Council has awarded more than £260,000 to community groups that provide emergency food provision thanks to a new grant scheme launched this winter.
New rating highlights progress on walking and cycling
Lancashire County Council has made a strong start in making it easier for more people to choose cycling and walking for regular journeys according to a new rating system.