A group of local government experts will visit Lancashire this summer to assess how quickly final decisions are made about the futures of children in care.
The prospect of a continuous path around Lancashire’s coast has moved a step closer after it was announced that plans for part of the route are to be published later this year.
Volunteers are being sought to help find historical rights of way in Lancashire which could be lost if they are not identified before a government-imposed cut-off date.
Plans to increase independent living for young adults with disabilities in Lancashire will take account of individual circumstances, a group of councillors has been told.
There is nothing like a visit to the Tower when the resort is basking in sunshine, the excitement of the little ones looking up with a full view of the top of the Tower.
When the inaugural members of Lancashire County Council met for the first time 130 years ago this week, the authority’s geographical spread was almost as boundless as its responsibilities.
Every time Sam Tyrer stands up in a room full of teenagers to speak about the fragility of mental health, he does it with the benefit of first-hand experience.
