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Kirkby Gallery welcomes an exhibition of book art related to Mary Shelley’s legendary novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. ‘Book Art’

Lancashire County Council’s cabinet has decided to invest £400,000 in high-priority repairs to three bridges. The funding will be moved

A dozen striking red plaques have appeared on buildings throughout Prescot town centre, creating a heritage trail that reveals the

All Preston city centre pubs, bars and clubs have joined up with the University of Central Lancashire’s (UCLan) outlets to

Sefton Council is giving residents and visitors to the borough something to chew on as the Local Authority launches its

Works to relieve congestion and improve air quality along a busy Wigan road will begin this week as the planned

Enforcement of offences such as litter and dog-fouling will continue to be carried out by Kingdom Ltd for at least

Health commissioners are inviting south Sefton residents to come to their ‘Annual Review meets Big Chat’ event next week, on Thursday

Did you know you can learn a language, improve your writing skills or make jewellery at the Chapel Gallery in

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The ‘Kind to Teeth’ campaign is urging families to make healthier drink choices for their young children in a bid

*Issued on behalf of the Lord Lieutenant’s office* The Queen’s representative in Lancashire is calling on people to nominate good

Chorley Council will be setting up a housing company to provide more affordable homes for local people. The move, which

People in Chorley could see themselves voting in a new ward at the next election after Chorley Council put forward

Councillors are urging hospital bosses to ensure all options relating to the future of the borough’s accident and emergency (A&E)

West Lancashire College are delighted to host 2 performances of local playwright Luke Barnes’ Lost Boys New Town, in the

People living in West Lancashire have been asked to have their say on the future of NHS services. Following the

Roald Dahl has been bridging the generation gap in Skelmersdale as primary school pupils read their favourite stories to elderly

Families with children with epilepsy are being asked to help shape a major study funded by the National Institute of

Meet the teams keeping the UK border safe at Maritime Museum Head to the Merseyside Maritime Museum for an exciting