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A new permanent management structure is coming into force at West Lancashire Borough Council in 2018 to drive forward its

Lancashire County Council is considering the results of a detailed survey to inform repairs needed to St Annes Library. The

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Lancashire County Council is bringing in a new cutting-edge system to ensure its suppliers are paid more quickly. The Early

Do you or anyone you know experience mental health issues, or problems such as low mood or self-esteem and are

Back by popular demand during the February 2018 half term, Sefton Council is delighted to offer a number of ‘Ditch

After the success of last year’s show in Knowsley, Alice in Wonderland, Immersion Theatre is coming back to Knowsley Leisure

Entries are now open for the Sefton Community Triathlon which will take place on April 29 2018. Sefton Council is

More than 2,000 Warrington homes and businesses will benefit from the multi-million pound flood defence scheme More than 2,000 Warrington homes

Can you help? On Thursday 25th January at 08:10am a dark coloured Ford Fiesta (possibly 02 – 08 plate) crashed

West Lancashire residents have helped the Borough Council decide which projects it should fund using money raised from the Community

Today (Thursday 25 January) marks National Young Carers Awareness Day, and to highlight this, St Helens’ Young Carers Centre has

A walking group has been set up to get local people to have fun outdoors and help reduce social isolation.

Thousands of new homes in Wigan Borough will be built on previously developed land, new figures reveal. Wigan Council has

The council and Merseyside Police are currently consulting on a proposal to introduce a Public Space Protection Order in the

The 3G football pitch next to the former Glenburn school should be handed over to a local community group to

“It’s like having an extended member of the family” is the way a woman from Wigan has described being a

If you’re a business based in Wallasey, you can apply for training to help your staff support people with dementia.

The Observatory, part of the University of Manchester, is a site of global importance in the history of radio astronomy

St Helens Council has announced the funeral arrangements of a resident who passed away late last year. The funeral of