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The finest choral talent from across the county graced the stage of the Charter Theatre last night during the spectacular finale of the Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

The chairman of Lancashire County Council, Peter Britcliffe has talked about his pride in the county as a welcoming place where communities pull together.

A new anthology of short stories with a connection to Lancashire is set to be launched with five exciting free events across the region.

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Many families across Lancashire are now able to book places for children to attend Christmas holiday clubs, following the successful holiday activities and food (HAF) summer programme.

Lancashire business owners and managers are being urged to register early for a popular support programme giving them external guidance on their finances.

Two sites that deliver youth support to children, young people and families in Lancashire are being put forward for potential investment to help modernise and improve their services.

A new strategy that will spearhead vital environmental work to make Lancashire a greener county is set to be approved.

Councillors are to consider making changes to a major maintenance scheme planned for a road near Carnforth due to rising construction costs.

Lancashire County Council will begin 16 days of activism to support the White Ribbon Campaign starting on Friday 25 November.

Lancashire's political leaders will come together today to launch their shared ambition for the future of the county.

THE oldest woman in Lancashire, who made bombs during the Second World War, is celebrating her 108^th birthday!