The following web sites are collaborative web sites where Lancashire County Council and various partners deliver services together seamlessly for you the citizen.
This web site provides information about Bowland, its landscape, its attractions, its communities and those who are helping to conserve and enhance it.
Come and discover the coasts and canals, forests and fells, towns and trails, moors and shores, art and architecture, fauna and flora of Lancashire with the delicate balance of the environment in mind.
Lancashire Biodiversity Partnership
Biodiversity is all living things, from the tiny garden ant to the giant redwood tree. You will find biodiversity everywhere, in window boxes and wild woods, roadsides and rain forests, snow fields and sea shore
Lancashire Community Recycling Network
Lancashire CRN has been developed to promote and support the community waste sector throughout Lancashire. By joining us, you will be actively encouraging environmental, social and economic improvement through sustainable use of our limited resources.
Welcome to the Lancashire Highways website, where all your local councils have come together to offer a single point of contact for all highway matters.
Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety
The Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety is committed to reducing the number of deaths and injuries on Lancashire's roads. It is a long-term commitment to making fundamental changes to how we use the roads. The Project is about saving lives, reducing injury and disability and making Lancashire a safer place in which to walk, cycle, ride and drive.
The Lancashire Rural Partnership was formed in 2001 and brings together organisations and individuals in Lancashire that have a responsibility and a direct interest in rural affairs.
Welcome to "www.lancashire2016.com" - the web site that will keep you updated with the strategic planning system in the Joint Structure Plan Area.
The Lancashire Major Incident Co-ordinating Group (LANMIC) was set up to co-ordinate the county's response to major incidents.
NoWcard has been set up jointly by Cumbria and Lancashire County Councils, and Blackburn with Darwen and Blackpool Borough Councils, in conjunction with the District Councils of Lancashire and Cumbria. Working closely with bus operators and other agencies, each local authority will be issuing NoWcards and equipping buses with new or upgraded ticket machines over the coming months, all under the NoWcard banner.
From 6th September 2004, Lancashire County Council together with the 12 District Councils will take over responsibility for enforcing on street sparking from the Police. These duties, previously carried out by Traffic Wardens, will be the responsibility of the District Council's Parking Attendants. This change is totally supported by the Police. We are calling the new system ParkWise.
Would you like to help the environment by making less waste? Here are some great ideas for New Year's resolutions you can make!
Lancashire has over 200 parishes with excellent community facilities for residents and visitors alike. This web site takes you on a tour of these parishes and shows you all the features and views you may encounter if you visit them.
The Safer Travel Unit has been set up to improve the confidence of passengers on buses and waiting at bus stops and stations. The Unit has played an important regional and national role in developing strategies for making school transport safe and enjoyable, including education programmes, reporting procedures and Acceptable Behaviour Contracts. It has introduced CCTV to school buses and bus shelters and has established a protocol for preparing film from CCTV as evidence.
Shared Wheels
Shared Wheels is a free car sharing service available to everyone. Register today and enjoy the benefits of car sharing.
This site is a partnership project designed to deliver Lancashire County Council's Transport information and information from other players in the transport world - directly to your desktop in a clear and easily accessible format.
We are here to protect the interests of Lancashire consumers and businesses. We enforce consumer protection legislation and provide free advice to consumers and honest businesses.
N.B. Please note that views expressed by external websites may not be those held by the Lancashire County Council. Lancashire County Council accepts no responsibility for any material contained on these sites.