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Changes to delivery of home adaptations service to support people to live independently
An alternative way of providing equipment to support people to maintain their independence in their own home has been approved.
Update on County Council finances
Members of Lancashire County Council's Cabinet have been updated on the financial pressures currently facing the authority.
Lancashire Choir of the Year 2025 finalists are revealed
Six talented choirs have been chosen as the finalists for the popular Lancashire Choir of the Year 2025 singing competition.
Safeguarding plans to protect the most vulnerable discussed
The priorities of a group that helps keep vulnerable adults safe from harm have been outlined in a new report.
Councillors back bold plans to upgrade transport across Lancashire
Councillors have backed bold plans to upgrade transport across Lancashire, making it easier to get around, boosting access to jobs, and driving local growth.
New primary school for Preston moves closer as cabinet approves funding
Funding for a new primary school in North Preston has been approved.
Cabinet backs plans to support community efforts to prepare war memorials for Remembrance Day
A new programme to 'spruce up' some of the county's war memorials ahead of Remembrance Day has been approved by cabinet today.
Have your say on the future of local council services in Lancashire
Lancashire’s councils are calling on residents, businesses and community organisations to have their say to help shape the future of local government in the county.
Sign cleaning drive sweeps Lancashire in push to boost civic pride
A bold new initiative aimed at helping to restore civic pride is sweeping its way across Lancashire.
School admissions 2026: Apply for a school place in Lancashire from today
Online applications for Lancashire's primary and secondary school places are now live.
New specialist school minibuses to hit the roads from September
An investment in 50 specialist school minibuses will help cut Lancashire County Council costs and improve Home to School transport for pupils with Special Education Needs.
Grimsargh Skew Bridge project to take longer than planned due to drainage issues
Work to widen Skew Bridge in Grimsargh, which will improve traffic flow on Preston Road by allowing two-way traffic for all vehicles including buses and HGVs, will take longer than planned after engineers uncovered unexpected issues during excavation.