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Potential limits on disposal of inert waste by van and trailer users at HWRCs
New limits on how much 'inert' waste can be disposed of by van and trailer users at Household Waste Recycling Centres are set to be discussed by Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.
Funding rise for Lancashire's adult social care sector set to be discussed
Proposals for a rise in funding for Lancashire's adult social care providers are to be considered by Lancashire County Council's Cabinet.
Cabinet to consider latest proposals to boost SEND provision
Several new projects that aim to create different types of more specialist school places will be reviewed this week as part of ongoing work to boost provision across Lancashire.
New boost to bus services thanks to extra funding
People will have a shorter wait for their bus, and be able to travel later into the evening, thanks to recent improvements to a number of services.
Measles: What to look out for and how to keep your children safe
Lancashire's Director of Public Health, Dr Sakthi Karunanithi and Lancashire GP Dr Lindsey Dickinson on how to protect yourself and your loved ones against measles and why you should be taking action now.
Cabinet to consider plans to extend Fylde coast cycle track
Lancashire County Council's cabinet is to consider plans to extend a cycle track linking St Annes and Blackpool and make it safer and easier for people using it to negotiate a number of busy junctions.
Halton still open for business during safety scheme work
Lancashire County Council is alerting people in the Lancaster area of upcoming road closures while a road safety scheme is installed in Halton village.
Growing roofing manufacturer thanks Rosebud Finance for 'unwavering' support
Specialist roofing manufacturer, Centaur, has expanded its operations and manufacturing capabilities.
Have your say on plans to expand Archbishop Temple CoE High School
Residents in Preston are being invited to have their say on proposals to expand Archbishop Temple Church of England High School.
New parking meters won't be installed in places where district or borough councils don't want them, under draft proposal
Lancashire County Council has made clear that new parking meters will not be installed in any district where the local district or borough council does not want them.
'Best Start in Life' children's service is visited by Dame Andrea Leadsom
A ground-breaking service which aims to give children the Best Start in Life has been visited by Dame Andrea Leadsom, who saw first-hand the difference it is making to families' lives.
Stashes of illegal vapes and cigarettes worth £84,000 seized in Chorley and Preston
Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards officers joined forces with Lancashire Constabulary to seize more than 5,600 packs of illegal cigarettes, hand rolling tobacco, and over-sized illegal vapes in a day of action on Wednesday 24 January.