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Cricket site looking tree-mendous as planting efforts in full swing
Hundreds of trees are being planted at a pioneering cricket site which will provide a second home to Lancashire Cricket.
A582 plans submitted to improve journeys in South Ribble
A key milestone has been reached in plans to deliver improvements to journeys on the A582 in Preston and South Ribble.
Council call for more powers and funding to help stop underage sales of knives and vapes
Members of Lancashire County Council have called for tougher penalties for businesses that sell knives and vapes to children.
Calls for bus fares to return to £2 a trip
Calls have been made for bus fares to be reduced back to £2 a trip, at today's Full Council meeting.
Action plan developed to improve outcomes for children and young people with SEND
A key document that aims to drive improvements for children and young with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will take a crucial step next week.
Cabinet members to consider local government reorganisation
Cabinet members will be asked to consider the wide range of views across Lancashire about local government reorganisation at a meeting next week.
Fresh take on equality and inclusion makes a difference in Lancashire school
A fresh take on equality and inclusion is quietly making a difference in one Lancashire school.
Loving homes needed for children in Lancashire and Blackpool, especially sibling groups
Could you welcome a brother and sister group into your home?
Partnership to take next step to advance St Annes Masterplan
Lancashire County Council and Fylde Council are delighted to announce a strategic partnership, for which in-principle funding has been committed from the Lancashire Economic Growth and Development Investment Fund, to secure the continued delivery of the St Annes Masterplan.
Pupils encourage healthy eating with own allotment that provides food for school dinners
A thriving gardening club at a Preston primary school is now supplying its school kitchen with fresh vegetables and encouraging pupils to eat healthily.
Councillors sign off on plans to invest £61m on roads and other highways infrastructure
Plans to invest more than £61 million to improve Lancashire's highways infrastructure over the next year have been approved.
Find out how friends groups are improving the offer at Lancashire's libraries
From hosting live bands to showing films and holding exercise classes, our Friends of Libraries groups are certainly busy.