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The Lancashire Teaching Agency (LTA) marks 20 years of service to education in Lancashire, which has resulted in more than 1,000 school staff being placed in the county.

Underage buyers were able to illegally purchase dangerous products including a knife, alcohol, tobacco and e-cigs in shops across the east of the county in a recent enforcement sting.

Lancashire County Council is celebrating the valued role youth workers and young people play in our communities as part of Youth Work Week.

Residents are being asked to have their say on changes that signal a major step in the transformation of Preston city centre.

Councillors have taken important steps to ensure a vibrant and sustainable future for Queen Street Mill in Burnley and Helmshore Mills in Rossendale.

New aerial pictures show Lancashire’s latest major motorway improvement nearing completion.

Lancashire County Council has appointed Louise Anderson to the role of Director of Children's Social Care.

A scheme to improve safety around trees will be rolled out across more areas if Lancashire County Council's Cabinet gives it the green light.

A grant scheme for community groups who provide emergency food provision is expected to be increased to £250,000 to further support residents this winter.

People are invited to a special service to remember victims of road traffic collisions being held in November.

An ambitious blueprint outlining how Lancashire will unlock its full economic potential is expected to be endorsed by councillors next week.

Lancashire County Council has drawn up proposals to protect services in a time of economic uncertainty and pressures on all public service budgets.