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Morecambe's West End to see safer, greener and healthier streets
The Sandylands and West End area of Morecambe has been selected for a new scheme to create an area with safer, greener and healthier streets.
Cabinet to consider series of proposals to create more school places in Preston
A series of projects that aim to create hundreds of new school places in Preston will go before Lancashire County Council's cabinet this week.
Rosebud accelerates growth of 43 businesses across Lancashire
Rosebud Finance, a Lancashire-based business loans provider, has injected £5.8m into 43 businesses across the region since July 2019, when GC Business Finance was appointed as the fund's delivery partner.
New director of Education, Skills and Culture to join Lancashire County Council
Lancashire County Council has appointed Paul Turner to the role of Director of Education, Skills and Culture.
Apply for a primary school place before January deadline
Parents who have not yet applied for a primary school place in Lancashire for their child for September 2024 have until Monday, 15th January to make their application.
You only need a handful of salt from a grit bin to deal with most hazards
Lancashire County Council is urging people not to use more salt and sand from roadside grit bins than they need to this winter.
Behind the scenes with Lancashire’s heritage – the gift that keeps on giving
Volunteers at some of Lancashire’s most historic buildings have opened up about their experiences with sharing their knowledge of the county’s heritage.
Rawtenstall Library to temporarily close in January
Library lovers in Rawtenstall are being notified that their local library will temporarily close in January.
New Year, new family? Adoption could help your family grow in 2024
Have you considered starting 2024 by growing your family through adoption?
Extra £3.6m highways investment to kick off 2024
Lancashire County Council will be carrying out extra work to improve roads, drainage and streetlights in the New Year after receiving a windfall as part of the government's Network North transport plans.
Many more families to get 15 hours free childcare for their two-year-olds
From 2 January, most Lancashire parents of two-year-olds will be able to apply for government-funded childcare with a local nursery, childminder or pre school starting in April 2024.
Let’s work together to make Lancashire a true scaleup powerhouse in 2024 and beyond
As 2023 draws to a close, Amin Vepari, business finance and scaleup lead for Two Zero, Lancashire County Council’s scaleup support service, shares his thoughts on how to unlock Lancashire's scaleup potential in 2024 and beyond.