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Innovative 'short break' service is helping carers take a break
A ground-breaking facility to enable carers to take a break has opened in Great Harwood.
Landmark devolution deal moves a step closer
A landmark devolution deal for Lancashire has moved a step closer after the Government’s Levelling Up Minister Dehenna Davison signalled her in principle support.
Public vote now open for Lancashire Artist of the Year 2023
Voting to determine who will be crowned Lancashire Artist of the Year has now opened.
Brand new integrated health and social care partnerships to get green light to deliver some NHS services locally
Four visionary new partnerships are set to receive responsibility for some NHS services in future.
Funding approved for new Special Educational Needs (SEN) unit in Padiham
Councillors have approved funding establish a new Special Educational Needs (SEN) unit for children with social, communication and interaction needs in the east of the county.
Essential plan to improve life for young care leavers to get council approval
A crucial plan to improve life for young care leavers in Lancashire will get the official go ahead from Lancashire County Council this week.
Get involved with cycling at free event to mark the official opening of Preston's new CYCLOPS junction
Members of the public are invited to a free community event in Preston on Sunday 9th July to raise awareness of and officially open a new type of junction designed to make travel easier and safer for people walking, wheeling and cycling.
New infrastructure strategy for electric vehicles
A new infrastructure strategy for electric vehicles is set to be revealed for Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen.
Proposed new body will amplify council's voice on rail services
Lancashire County Council is proposing to team up with other councils on a new body to help shape and improve the region's rail network.
Pioneering bid to tackle loneliness in the over 50s to get green light
A community-based scheme to tackle loneliness in Lancashire is set to be given the green light this week.
Educational and creative projects across Burnley to benefit from £47,000 of grants
At the next Lancashire County Council Cabinet meeting on Thursday (6 July), grants will be awarded from the Edward Stocks Massey Bequest Fund.
Chance to have your say about new approaches to managing flood risk
Lancashire County Council is asking people to have their say on two new 'bite-sized' documents containing policies which outline its approach to flood investigations and the regulation of ordinary watercourses.