A group of parent volunteers says it wants to provide “a collective voice” for Lancashire families who have children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner has opened a training conference aimed at helping partners tackle modern slavery and at providing better support for victims in 21st century Lancashire.
More than three times as many parents in Lancashire are being prosecuted for truancy compared to five years ago, amid a government crackdown on unauthorised school absences.
An eight-year-old primary school pupil from Barnoldswick has proved himself to be quite the scholar, earning the Lancashire Reading Trail Gold Award for reading 50 books.
From the Toxteth riots to the ravages of the West Pennine Moors fire last summer Chris Kenny has spent 40 years in the fire service. He tells Fiona Finch about his career and why the county should be very proud of its fire and rescue workers.
A new study by The Prince's Trust has revealed that well-being amongst the North West's young people is at the lowest point since studies began, with the Vice President of eBay UK - who co-authored the report - calling the findings "very concerning."
Peeling potatoes and making cups of tea might sound like typical household chores for any teenager. But for Thirza Walton , they began when she was just six years old - and extended far beyond lending a hand in the kitchen.
Move over Veganuary there’s a new campaign competing for attention....Februdairy. Fiona Finch reports on how the county’s dairy industry is taking up the challenge to promote matters milk.
This year’s Safer Internet Day on February 5 will be celebrated across the globe. Fiona Evans looks at what it means for children and young people in the UK
Becky Wood and husband Iain have faced some unexpected challenges setting up their new business. Here, Becky tells Fiona Finch how a life long love of ice cream created a new opportunity for them, despite health obstacles.
A seven-year-old reading superstar from Barnoldswick has earned the highest award in the Lancashire Libraries Reading Trail after reading an astonishing 50 books in just six months.
