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This year’s Fantastic Book Awards will be launched by children’s authors Philip Reeve and Sarah McIntyre at the Marriott Hotel,

People can now get their wristbands for the extremely popular annual event, Chorley Live, for just £5. Chorley Council is

Thousands of local residents and businesses are set to benefit from faster internet connections, following the launch of the UK

St Helens Council’s Cabinet Member for Developing Young People has welcomed news that all inspected registered childminders and day nurseries

Lancaster Castle is the setting for an eerie evening performance this month. A Pandemonium of Poe is being performed on

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They say many hands make light work, so why not join St Helens Council’s Rangers next week as they look

As part of the ongoing 100 Years commemorations to mark the end of World War One, Southport based group Trinity

Warrington is joining England’s largest festival of history and culture, with over 30 free events. Heritage Open Days 2018 takes place

Some of Lancashire County Council’s historic buildings will open their doors on Saturday 8 September and Sunday 9 September to

Voters living in West Lancashire Borough Council’s Tanhouse Ward will go to the polls on Thursday 11 October 2018 for

Helping children in Knowsley to travel to school in a way that is safe, healthy and sustainable is the focus

Young Sefton residents have ‘adopted’ a stretch of the Leeds Liverpool Canal in an effort to help people with mental

The future for Hindley Community Pool looks bright as a commitment is made to keep the pool open. As part

Would you like to be part of a new campaign to help wipe out hatred, xenophobia and discrimination in our

The Mayor and Mayoress of St Helens had the honour of hosting frontline staff from St Helens and Knowsley Teaching

Leigh town centre’s annual heritage day celebrations will return next week with a number of activities open to the whole

Young people from the National Citizen Service (NCS) have been working on projects with West Lancashire Borough Council’s Parks and

The Conservative Government claims that it will be undertaking a major review of the whole railway network following months of

A new scheme to reduce the number of young people in care in Lancashire has been announced, thanks to more