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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.

Parents applying for secondary school places in Lancashire for the 2022/23 academic year have until next Monday to get their applications in.

A social worker supporting children with disabilities in Lancashire has been highly commended for Social Worker of the Year as part of the National Children and Young People Awards.

You can share your views on new plans which aim to improve road safety and keep traffic moving at key locations across the county.

A new way of storing thousands of tonnes of CO2 in the ground beneath our feet is being piloted in Lancashire.

Care leavers in Lancashire and those who work alongside them will be celebrating Care Leavers' Week from 24-28 October.

The transformation of a neglected Grade II Listed building in Bacup is now complete, thanks in part to a Government fund that aims to help areas across the UK unleash their potential.

A social worker from Lancashire County Council has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.

Ghouls, ghosts and wicked witches are being called to Clitheroe Castle Museum for some terrifying tales this October half-term.