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A-level results day 2024: Congratulations in order for Lancashire students
Early analysis of A-level, T Level and other level 3 results in Lancashire point to another year of strong performance from the county's students.
Limited places available as Boost partners with Brabners on scaleup programme
Boost; Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub, is offering five businesses a place on a limited partnership cohort of its fully-funded Scale to Thrive scaleup programme with leading independent law firm Brabners, which is due to start in September.
Clitheroe Castle hosts a 'day of knights'
Experience a historic ‘day of knights’ at Clitheroe Castle on Saturday 17 August at a free, family-friendly event from European martial arts group, the Silver School of Arms.
Foster carers share highlights of 'rewarding, happy' vocation
A couple who have been fostering for more than 20 years have shared their experiences of the 'rewarding and happy' vocation.
Work is finished on Burnley's Town to Turf scheme
Local leaders gathered to mark the successful completion of the Town2Turf project, with a ribbon cutting being performed by the Mayor of Burnley Shah Hussain.
Appointment of a new Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire
A new Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire has been appointed.
Food businesses prosecuted for failing to protect customers with allergies
Two recent prosecutions highlight Trading Standards' vital work to ensure that food premises focus on the importance of food allergies.
'Professional conman' targeted vulnerable residents out of more than £500,000
A ‘professional conman’ who 'rinsed his elderly and vulnerable victims' out of more than £500,000 has been sentenced to four years and nine months' imprisonment.
Independent analysis shows the impact of Two Zero on Lancashire businesses
Businesses who took part in two Lancashire County Council led programmes designed to help the leaders of fast-growing businesses in the county have since created a combined 117 jobs and grown collective turnover nearly £27m, according to independent analysis.
Hundreds of Lancashire pupils flock to inspirational careers festival
Almost 2000 Lancashire pupils got a chance to meet a slew of top science, tech and engineering employers.
Can you offer a child a forever loving home?
A new adoption campaign is urging more potential parents to come forward to offer children a forever loving home.
Castle Street reopens ahead of schedule following £600k revamp
A £600,000 revamp of Castle Street in Clitheroe has been completed ahead of schedule, with residents being invited to come and see the improvements for themselves.