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Lancashire Walks to School Day will mark coronation

Pupils and teachers will be invited to take part in a new Lancashire Walks to School Day in May to promote the benefits of walking over getting dropped off in the car, and celebrate the coronation of King Charles.

There will be road closures in Preston from Monday, 27 February

Temporary road closures to take place in Preston from next week

Temporary road closures will take place in the Preston area from Monday (27 February) as part of the creation of the new Preston Western Distributor Road scheme.

Kirkham Library

Kirkham Library temporarily shuts its doors for roof repairs

Kirkham Library is set to close from next week while vital repairs take place.

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Former councillors receive Honorary Aldermen status for service to the county council

The distinguished title can be given to any former county councillor who, in the opinion of the county council, provided eminent services whilst serving the council.

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New Ormskirk bus station due to open soon

Councillors met this week to check on progress with Ormskirk's modern new bus station, which is expected to be ready to open and welcome passengers in around two weeks' time.

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Millions of pounds worth of funding to go to those in need in Lancashire

Lancashire County Council welcomes the allocation of millions of pounds worth of government funds to go to those most in need in the region.

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Inquest into death of Nicola Bulley opened

An inquest into the death of Nicola Bulley has been opened by HM Senior Coroner for Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen.

 

Participation strategy launch

Lancashire County Council puts the voices of children and young people first with Participation Strategy

Unveiled at a recent launch event, Lancashire County Council's Participation Strategy aims to strengthen the voices of children and young people across Lancashire.

Cllr Scott Smith with trader Amanda Hanson from Sweet William Florists

Traders in Burnley are 'very much' open for business

Traders in Burnley took part in a meet-and-greet with council representatives to share the message that they are 'very much open for business'.

Volunteer Maureen Roberts has been helping at the site since 2003

Nature reserve at former quarry is transformed

A nature reserve at the site of a former quarry has been transformed.

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Fraudulent roofer who conned elderly residents is jailed for second time

A fraudulent roofer has been jailed for the second time for ripping off retired victims in Lancashire.

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Council refers itself to Information Commissioner's Office

Lancashire County Council has referred itself to the Information Commissioner's Office following a data breach involving its new HR and finance system.