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The achievements of six young people with autism and learning disabilities have been celebrated during a special graduation day.

Clitheroe Castle will dig deep into its past this month to celebrate the Festival of Archaeology.

Lancashire County Council will continue to push for transport improvements in Skelmersdale, despite rail proposals to the government not moving to the next stage.

A schools’ mental wellbeing project, an orchestra, theatre and a choir are among some of the community groups in Burnley to benefit from over £40,000 of funding.

A Chorley cake manufacturer has grown turnover by a half and significantly increased its output by moving to a new facility following mentoring advice from Boost; Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Jacqui Old to the role of Executive Director of Education and Children’s Services.

Exciting proposals to transform Accrington town centre take a step forward.

Lancashire has missed out on being shortlisted in the national competition to host the Great British Railway Headquarters that received over 40 bids from interested towns and cities.

A landmark partnership that has seen local authorities and the NHS come together like never before represents a “massive sea change” in the way health and care services are jointly delivered to the people of Lancashire and South Cumbria.

A school cook from Lancashire has got through to the national final of the School Chef of the Year competition.

A new building under construction at Lancashire Business Park near Leyland will provide a current tenant with more space to develop their business.

Increased allowances to ensure the county council can recruit skilled and experienced fostering and adoption panel members are set to be introduced.