Schools in Pendle are set to receive on average 4.4% more funding per pupil next year as part of the recent multi-billion investment in primary and secondary education.
Doubt has been cast over the possible, much vaunted, reopening of a rail line linking Colne to Skipton with the news the project may not be economically viable.
A Barnoldswick councillor and self-confessed 'litter zealot' has called on Pendle Council to end its partnership with an enforcement company which he says has been unfairly targeting cigarette smokers.
The local authority pension fund in Lancashire should be doing more to ensure that its money is invested with climate change in mind, a group of councillors has heard.
Some of the oldest roadside walls in Lancashire could be set for their first significant repairs in centuries, if a bid for government cash is successful.
When the first of their children began to fly the nest, Chorley couple Graham and Diane Lindley noticed that they seemed to have a lot more spare time on their hands.
People buying homes on new estates in Lancashire could soon get an indication of how long it might take for the roads outside their properties to be adopted.
The Bishop of Burnley has called on MPs to put an end to their "toxic" language over Brexit and said there must be unity and reconciliation across the country.
Plans to create a single organisation to commission healthcare services across the whole of Lancashire and South Cumbria have been criticised by a powerful committee of councillors.
