Work is now underway to replace a rural footbridge near Hurst Green which was badly damaged by storms in December 2015.

Work is about to start on improvements in Broughton village including cycling, walking and environmental enhancements along Garstang Road.

Lancashire County Council is set to write to district councils urging them to support its new guidelines for fast food takeaway applications.

Members of Lancashire County Council have voted to support a motion praising the work of all the agencies involved in fighting the moorland fire at Winter Hill.

Action against illegal tobacco in central Nelson has resulted in a further seizure in under a week at one shop, and a manufacturing operation being uncovered at another.

The director of public health and wellbeing in Lancashire has said 'narrowing the gaps in health between disadvantaged and more affluent communities' remains one of the county's key priorities.

Anyone thinking about becoming a foster carer is invited to an information evening in Preston to find out more.

Printing workshops will be held at six Lancashire libraries in July and August.

A specialised service supporting older people and people with dementia in Chorley has just turned 30.

Major improvements to a road junction near Clitheroe are due to get underway at the start of August.

A grant of £2,000 has been given to a Morecambe group which encourages young women to build a career in the music industry.

Anyone thinking about starting or growing their family through adoption is invited to an information evening in Preston to find out more.

Lancashire County Council is bidding for more than £5.

Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards team and Lancashire Police raided a shop in central Nelson yesterday (Thursday 12 July) seizing illegal tobacco valued at more than £10,000.

Lancashire County Council's cabinet has decided that only stunned halal meat should be provided to schools.

The skills of local artists will soon be on display in a creative new exhibition in the Steward's Gallery at Clitheroe Castle.

Wyre Disability Day Service has been transformed into a sea of colour with the help of the Prince's Trust.

A 'lost' historic garden hidden for many years is now clearly visible because of the recent heatwave.

Lancashire County Council's flagship programme to reopen libraries which closed almost two years ago marked another milestone today as Earby celebrated the opening of a new and improved facility.

The first major stage of redevelopment work at Preston Bus Station has been completed on schedule.