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Flying the Flag for Armed Forces Day
Lancashire County Council and other local authorities across the County will raise a special Armed Forces Day flag on Monday 20 June next.
New exhibition explores the high-flying women of Gawthorpe Hall
A new exhibition highlighting the stories of six remarkable Lancashire women has opened this week at Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham.
Rural business owner praises 'invaluable' support from Lancashire County Council
An entrepreneur with a passion for artisan food and the great outdoors has praised the wide range of support available through Lancashire County Council's Rural Recovery Fund.
New champion for disabled people
County Councillor Carole Haythornthwaite has been announced as Lancashire's new Champion for Disabled People.
Major refurbishment of White Cross Business Park buildings is underway
Work on a major refurbishment of White Cross Business Park in Lancaster has begun, with the aim of attracting more innovative businesses in the growing digital and technology sector.
Euro Energy Group vows to ‘give back’ to the local community as it eyes rapid expansion with the help of Two Zero
A fast-growing Lancashire company providing energy efficient and renewable heating systems, insulation and electric vehicle charging points intends to 'give back' to the county as it aims to double in size in the next year with support from Two Zero.
Campaign to tackle underage drinking wins national award
A campaign to spread the message that an alcohol-free childhood is safest and best has won a national award.
Clean Air Day message for Lancashire residents
People across Lancashire are being encouraged to swap car journeys for walking and cycling on Clean Air Day.
Key stage in development of a new railway station for north west Preston
Plans for a new railway station on the north west side of Preston will take a step forward with the search for a construction contractor.
Council acts to future proof services
Lancashire County Council has acted to future proof its services in light of the expected increase in the cost of living.
Adult social care market support group launched
The changing needs of adults who use social care and the ways providers can support them are being considered by a new county council group.
Innovative cycle-friendly junction gets the go-ahead
Lancashire County Council's cabinet has given the green light to an innovative new type of junction designed to make life easier and safer for pedestrians and cyclists.