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Lancashire County Council is ready to protect key services from the extreme heat expected over the coming days and is urging residents to take some simple steps to stay safe.

Lancashire County Council has agreed several actions to help support residents affected by the rising cost of living over the coming months.

A crackdown on drivers illegally parking in the taxi bays outside Preston Minster is set to take place.

Singing groups have until 31 July to be in with a chance of gracing the stage of the Charter Theatre as they compete to be crowned Lancashire's Choir of the Year.

26 of Lancashire’s fastest growing companies have signed up for a new fully-funded scaleup programme designed to help them learn from each other, create a powerful new support network and further accelerate their growth.

Arts Lancashire has secured County Council investment to help it expand and build upon its remit to support Lancashire's independent arts sector.

The head of Boost, Lancashire's business growth hub, is to take over the day-to-day running of the Lancashire Enterprise Partnership (LEP) following the departure of the chief executive.

Parents and guardians across Lancashire are being reminded to ensure their children are up to date with their measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine ahead of the new school year.

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.