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A Lancashire headquartered provider of technology services to SME businesses is planning a major expansion, including the creation of 25 new jobs, after receiving a £300,000 loan from Rosebud.

A West Yorkshire man has been ordered to pay fines and court costs of more than £5,700 after pleading guilty to illegally killing a cow on a Gisburn farm in 2019.

Judges' Lodgings Museum is planning a number of activities over the next few months to cater for all those looking for different things to do.

The results of investigations into three flash floods at Burnley, Earby and Skelmersdale have now been published.

The search is on to find Lancashire's top choral singing talent as part of an exciting new competition, which launched today (Wednesday 18 May).

Curzon Street in Burnley is set to close while essential strengthening work to a bridge takes place.

Lancashire County Council has praised Jake Daniels on his decision to come out as the UK's only openly gay male professional footballer.

New aerial pictures show Lancashire’s latest major motorway improvement emerging in the spring sunshine.

From 16 May, Lancashire County Council is celebrating Neighbourhood Week, a chance to welcome communities back to its neighbourhood centres.

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.

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 County Council has published a new Education Strategy for 2022-2025.