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Consultation is underway on proposed school expansions
A consultation is now live on proposed expansions at Lea Community Primary School and Longridge High School
It’s a goal! Lancashire County Council joins UK wide campaign to recruit more foster carers during the World Cup
Lancashire County Council is joining up with local authorities from across the UK to form a new virtual team for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 with the aim of achieving just one goal – to recruit more foster carers.
Project to transform nature reserve at former quarry is due to start within weeks
A new project that aims to transform a nature reserve at the site of a former quarry is due to start within weeks.
Quarry Hill, a former landfill site in Nelson, is one of a number of public open spaces across Lancashire created in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. Lancashire County Council has teamed up with community interest company Proffitts – Investing in Communities, to make it 'more welcoming and attractive.'
Have your say in the National Highways and Transport Survey
Local people are being asked for their views on Lancashire's highways and transport services – from the condition of roads and footpaths to the quality of cycling facilities.
Archaeology dig at proposed cricket site
Archaeology work will be taking place at the site of the proposed Farington cricket facility in Central Lancashire.
East Lancs tradesmen fined following trading standards prosecutions
Two East Lancashire tradesmen have been fined by the courts for breaking consumer protection regulations.
Extra investment is helping to keep highways drains clear
Lancashire County Council has invested an extra £500,000 to ensure its highways teams are better equipped to respond to problems with blocked drains.
Enforcement of Burnley bus lane to start soon
Lancashire County Council is to begin using traffic cameras to enforce bus-only restrictions in the centre of Burnley.
Lancashire Teaching Agency celebrates 20th anniversary
The Lancashire Teaching Agency (LTA) marks 20 years of service to education in Lancashire, which has resulted in more than 1,000 school staff being placed in the county.
Underage buyers able to illegally purchase dangerous products in test sting operation
Underage buyers were able to illegally purchase dangerous products including a knife, alcohol, tobacco and e-cigs in shops across the east of the county in a recent enforcement sting.
Lancashire celebrates Youth Work Week 2022
Lancashire County Council is celebrating the valued role youth workers and young people play in our communities as part of Youth Work Week.
Have your say on transformative traffic proposals in Preston city centre
Residents are being asked to have their say on changes that signal a major step in the transformation of Preston city centre.