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Charitable support
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For service personnel
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Enrichment
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Information, facts and figures
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Request a new permit scheme : Initial survey
- to residentsparking@lancashire.gov.uk or alternatively please return to Residents Parking Engineer, Lancashire County Council – Highways and Transportation, Cuerden Offices, Cuerden Way, Bamber Bridge, Preston, Lancashire, PR5 6BS. We would also advise that all the residents who will be impacted by displaced parking are also
Things to do
- Find things to do for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Including Lancashire Break Time.
Retail centres
- Retail concentrations in Lancashire
Business, jobs and innovation
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Community Renewal Fund : UK Community Renewal Fund
- Voluntary Sector Organisations Outcomes People in education/training following support People gaining a qualification following support People engaged in job searching following support People in employment, including self-employment, following support Organisations engaged in knowledge transfer
Travel
- Help with transport for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
Enrichment
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Reports and Guidance
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Our Chairman
- Meet Councillor Tim Ashton, Chairman of the county council.
Access to British Standards for members of Lancashire County Library and Information Service
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Consortium exchange
- Contracts more accessible for businesses who want to get together to bid.
Tuition for children looked after (CLA) previously looked after children (PLAC) and children with a social worker (CWSW)
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Health and wellbeing
- Local health and wellbeing services available to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
Young people and adulthood - special educational needs and disabilities
- Education, employment, finances, housing and social care for young people and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities.
University technical colleges and studio schools
- Students can now choose to attend a university technical college (UTC) or studio school at age 14.
Computers, printing and Wi-Fi in libraries
- Free access to the internet, office applications printing and scanning in libraries.