Updated April 2023. How we intend to meet the sufficiency duty for the children we look after, improve the quality and choice of placements and minimise the likelihood of suitable placements not being available locally (PDF 716 KB)
Lancashire County Council (LCC) was notified on Monday, 7 October 2024 by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) of an upcoming assessment of its Adult Social Care Services.
Following a consultation, members of Lancashire County Council's cabinet have agreed the proposed expansion of Lea Community Primary School to provide an additional 210 places, by admitting 30 additional pupils to each Reception year with effect from September 2024.
Following a consultation, members of Lancashire County Council's cabinet have agreed the proposed expansion of Longridge High School to provide an additional 225 places, by admitting 45 additional pupils to each Year 7 with effect from September 2024.
Guidance on how to undertake a Transport Assessment for Lancashire County Council in line with the 2024 update to the National Planning Policy Framework. (PDF 1.41 MB)
requirements was held between 22 April and 17 June 2024. There was strong support from respondents for all of the EYFS changes, with clear consensus that these will improve children’s safety and align with current best practice in early years settings.
From 1 September 2025, all registered early
Transforming Friargate North and Ringway is one of the first Preston Transforming Cities Fund schemes, aimed at boosting connectivity by bus, rail and active travel such as cycling and walking.
The strategy for delivering cultural services including libraries, museums, conservation and collections, heritage learning, archives, Lancashire Music Service, outdoor education and development teams.