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Lancashire's Covid-19 autumn booster outreach campaign officially launched in Preston today.

A new era of safer roads in Lancashire starts this month as work begins to install average speed cameras on the county's five highest risk roads.

High-growth companies from across Lancashire have commended the impact of a strategic scaleup support service which has helped them to accelerate staff and turnover growth since its introduction. 

A key route in Ormskirk is due to be made safer for cyclists after traffic calming measures have been agreed by Lancashire County Council's cabinet.

The wait to find the Lancashire Choir of the Year 2022 is almost over, as we can now reveal who has made it into the final six.

Lancashire has been included in a shortlist of areas where the Government is considering establishing a number of Investment Zones.

Lancashire County Council is alerting people to the need to plan their journeys around road closures due to start in the Carnforth area next week.

A planning application has been submitted to create a new high-quality sports facility in the heart of the county.

Lancashire County Council is set to improve how parents and carers currently contact the council to seek support, access services or share information about their children.

A temporary diversion to the Guild Wheel on the west side of Preston has been removed, allowing it to return to its original route. 

A new report to Lancashire County Council's cabinet reveals that our roads are gradually improving thanks to a consistent approach to investment and maintenance.

Nearly half the children currently waiting to be adopted in Lancashire and Blackpool are brothers and sisters.