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Cabinet to consider fresh vision for libraries and museums

New plans to ensure Lancashire's libraries and museums maintain their central role in the cultural life of the county are to be considered by councillors.

County Councillors Jayne Rear and Michael Green with ventilation equipment for schools-2

Schools to receive new ventilation equipment thanks to £150k county council investment

Air cleaning units are being deployed to schools in Lancashire after the county council stepped in to ease the pressure caused by the large number of Omicron cases.

Holding hands in PPE

Lancashire's care provider fees to increase

The amounts Lancashire County Council pays organisations that deliver its adult social care services are set to be increased.

County Councillor Charlie Edwards

Tech to catch drivers who run red lights proposed for two junctions

A report to Lancashire County Council's cabinet reveals that new technology to catch drivers who run red lights is being considered for two sites in Ormskirk.

Stephen Young

Executive Director set to leave council

One of Lancashire County Council's most senior officers is set to leave the authority to become Chief Executive of a North West-based council.

County Councillor Michael Green

Revamp to committee focused on improving people's health

Lancashire's revamped Health and Wellbeing Board met this week to resume its mission to improve health outcomes for residents.

Interior Judges' Lodgings Museum Lancaster

Judges’ Lodgings museum to chronicle Lancaster's slavery past thanks to £55k grants

Judges’ Lodgings museum has secured £55,000 to fund a new project that will explore the story of Lancaster's famous furniture making firm of Gillows and the city's troubled history with slavery.

Our New Deal for a Greater Lancashire

Hugely significant step forward for 'Our New Deal for a Greater Lancashire'

Bold plans to secure a devolution deal for Lancashire have taken a hugely significant step forward after Lancashire's county councillors endorsed the proposals.

Domestic abuse

New domestic abuse proposal to be considered

A proposal to invest £3.8m to tackle domestic abuse is being unveiled by Lancashire County Council this week.

Fast car on lane

New speed cushions to help reduce accidents and help traffic calming

Lancashire County Council is due to discuss plans to introduce traffic calming in the village of Staining.

Flood road sign

Report to cabinet reveals 10 new flood prevention projects

A new report to Lancashire County Council's cabinet reveals details of 10 new projects to tackle problems with flooding.

Garstang Library solar panels

Greener Garstang Library reopens

Garstang Library has reopened following work to cut its Co2 emissions by eight tonnes per year.