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An innovative new traffic management tool that aims to improve reliability for buses in real time through the power of AI is being trialled in Preston.

The growth of Lancashire’s scaleup economy was significantly better than the UK average over the past five years, according to figures from national scaleup body, The Scaleup Institute.

A group of 20 newly qualified social workers have started working at Lancashire County Council after completing a three-year degree apprenticeship programme.

Talented choir singers across Lancashire are being urged to enter the prestigious Lancashire Choir of the Year competition.

"I've had a lump in my throat from seeing what can be achieved by kids who've come in, troubled, with no self-esteem and left with careers."

Hundreds of trees are being planted at a pioneering cricket site which will provide a second home to Lancashire Cricket. 

A key milestone has been reached in plans to deliver improvements to journeys on the A582 in Preston and South Ribble.

Members of Lancashire County Council have called for tougher penalties for businesses that sell knives and vapes to children.

Calls have been made for bus fares to be reduced back to £2 a trip, at today's Full Council meeting.

A key document that aims to drive improvements for children and young with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will take a crucial step next week.

Cabinet members will be asked to consider the wide range of views across Lancashire about local government reorganisation at a meeting next week. 

A fresh take on equality and inclusion is quietly making a difference in one Lancashire school.