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A weekend of free activities for all ages will take place in local libraries, museums, archives and community venues across

A buzz of anticipation is exciting Chorley, as organisers of the hugely popular Chorley Live event have released details of

The Tawd Valley Park website has been launched and will be instrumental in keeping the local community up to date

Have you seen Keith Haddon? We are extremely concerned for his welfare after he went missing from Chorley. Keith was

Community display at the Museum of Liverpool A new community display at the Museum of Liverpool explores the history of

West Lancashire Borough Council is asking shoppers to be Trolleywise when they are out doing their shopping. The Council has

The South Lancashire Breast Screening Service, in conjunction with Imagine Inns, will be hosting an event this week to encourage

Lancashire County Council is asking people to think about growing their family through adoption. A special event for people considering

A workshop is being held in Preston offering help and advice to people who want to keep driving safely into

St. Modwen has submitted a planning application for a new 1,269 sqm store in Skelmersdale which will be operated by

Midwives at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust are steeling themselves for what could be their busiest day of

West Lancashire Council has agreed the exciting new Local Plan proposals for public consultation next month. If you have any

Smokers in Knowsley are being encouraged to give up smoking as part of a 28 day campaign, starting on 1 October.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has welcomed Sefton into its Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities. This milestone has

The ongoing cycle works at Saddle Junction and Wallgate are on track for completion by the end of the year.

NHS Southport and Formby Commissioning Group (CCG) is asking if we know how to spot the signs of a ‘hypo’

NHS South Sefton Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is asking if we know how to spot the signs of a ‘hypo’

Inspired by retail guru Bill Grimsey, a group of students from Edge Hill University were set the task of preparing

Smokefree St Helens is backing Public Health England’s Stoptober campaign. The campaign encourages smokers to sign up to a 28

Three talented Edge Hill University graduates who masterminded ‘Arrive Alive’, a don’t text and drive campaign have seen their ideas