Education

A campaign is continuing this week which warns of the dangers posed when antibiotics lose their effectiveness. Dr Rob Shorten told Fiona Finch why and how teams at RPH and Chorley Hospital are backing the World Antibiotic Awareness Week

Artist David Youds will be setting up his easel in Longridge Gallery as part of this year’s Longridge Does Christmas evening.

A Pendle IT and business communications firm is gearing up to hold a unique coffee morning aimed at helping senior citizens navigate the internet and protect their computers and personal information more expertly.

A Barnoldswick primary school has been chosen to benefit from the Co-op Local Community Fund.

A Whalley-based school is to invest in a new state-of-the-art facility after securing an agreement to make some of its unused land available for a small housing development.

Kind-hearted pupils at St Mary Magdalene’s RC Primary School in Burnley have been helping the local Women’s Refuge through their Harvest Appeal.

Outstanding former students from Burnley College Sixth Form Centre headed to Buckingham Palace to receive their prestigious Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards.

Around one in six Lancashire students secure spots at the UK’s leading universities – above the national average.

Virtual reality technology has given Pendle secondary school pupils a chance to "step inside" a diverse range of Pendle workplaces and visualise their future career oportunities

Brexit may be looming but Lancashire's small businesses are set to reap the benefit of extra cash to help local colleges put on training courses.

Lancashire's young care leavers provide an insight into the positive aspects of their lives as young adults in a new exhibition which focuses on what makes them happy, as Fiona Finch reports.

Lancashire’s special schools are “close to defining” the type of medical support which staff should be able to administer to their pupils without the need for a specialist clinician, councillors have heard.