Lancashire 2050
Lancashire 2050 is about bringing people together with a shared vision, ambition, goals and priorities.
Lancashire 2050 is about bringing people together with a shared vision, ambition, goals and priorities.
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Foster with us
There is an increasing need for foster carers for older children and teenagers in Lancashire.
Foster with us
Flooding - be prepared
See our advice on what to do before, during and after a flood.
Cost of living support
Find out about our cost of living support, including information about our Lancashire warm spaces.
Cost of living support, including information about our Lancashire warm spaces.
Lancashire 2050
Lancashire 2050
Fostering
Flooding
Cost of living
Services and information
Jobs and employment
Includes: teacher vacancies, school jobs, council jobs.
Leisure and culture
Includes: cycling and walking, countryside sites and discovering our county's museums.
Consumer advice
Includes trading standards advice and the Safe Trader Scheme.
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Latest news
Boost to buses with launch of improved evening and weekend services
02 December 2022
People are being urged to make the most of new and improved evening and weekend bus services which have been launched across a number of key Lancashire routes this week.
County Council funding boost for the redevelopment of the Harris in Preston
02 December 2022
The redevelopment of the Harris Museum, Art Gallery and Library in Preston is expected to receive a welcome boost next week as councillors look set to approve a further contribution of £375,000 due to rising costs.
Plans to stop drivers performing dangerous manoeuvres are given the go-ahead
01 December 2022
New plans which aim to improve road safety and keep traffic moving at key locations across the county have been approved at today's Cabinet meeting (Thursday, December 1).
Council issues financial update
01 December 2022
Councillors have today heard that a forecasted budget overspend has been reduced by almost £10million since September when members of Lancashire County Council's cabinet were told the authority was facing a £17.7m overspend by the end of the financial year