Archive News
946 items found, showing page 71 of 79
Lancashire welcomes families back to its neighbourhood centres to mark a special week
From 16 May, Lancashire County Council is celebrating Neighbourhood Week, a chance to welcome communities back to its neighbourhood centres.
Individual Service Fund consultation period begins
Lancashire County Council has launched a consultation about its proposed Individual Service Fund policy, which offers the option of having more choice and control with adult social care.
Dr Sakthi attends Buckingham Palace Garden Party in recognition of helping to keep Lancashire safe during pandemic
Lancashire's Director of Public Health had the honour of attending The Queen's Garden Party in recognition of the county council's efforts to keep people safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lancashire's Education Strategy sets out objectives for young learners in the county
Lancashire County Council has published a new Education Strategy for 2022-2025.
Lancashire County Council names new Executive Director of Growth, Environment and Transport
Lancashire County Council has named Phil Green as its new Executive Director of Growth, Environment and Transport following an external recruitment exercise.
Appointment of a new Deputy Lieutenant
Her Majesty's Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, The Lord Shuttleworth KGKCVO, is delighted to announce his appointment of Mr Mark Mills, as a Deputy Lieutenant of the County.
People of Lancashire urged to look at the benefits of becoming a foster carer
The benefits of becoming a foster carer and the support available to help change children's lives are being highlighted by Lancashire County Council as part of a national campaign.
Cabinet approves Parish and Town Council Charter to strengthen working relationships with Lancashire councils
Councillors have approved a key document that sets out how Lancashire County Council and more than 200 Parish and Town Councils will work better together.
Lancashire County Council approves new Bus Stop Infrastructure Improvements in Longridge
Councillors have agreed plans to develop a scheme of improvements to bus stops between Longridge and Preston.
Lancaster Railway Station toilet funding approved
People with disabilities travelling to and from Lancaster Railway Station will soon benefit from a dedicated toilet and changing facility after funding was agreed.
Cabinet agrees £5m local 'Levelling Up' fund to boost growth
Lancashire County Council has unveiled a £5m fund to drive forward a new wave of economic growth by accelerating delivery of a multi-billion-pound pipeline of projects.
Special appeal launched to find loving and permanent home for brother and sister
Adoption Lancashire and Blackpool is appealing to the public to find a loving and permanent home for a brother and sister with a rare genetic condition.