Pendle Borough Council have taken on a private enforcement company to impose on-the-spot fines of up to £150 for littering and dog fouling in a crackdown on "environmental crime".
Detailed designs will be developed for the Eden North project in Morecambe after it was handed the final piece of funding needed to launch the next phase of the scheme.
Lancashire's leading women and girls' charity is encouraging any potential new members to come along and get involved in their gardening club to promote mental well-being and the creation of a female-led support network.
More than 700,000 people across the North West are at risk of developing a range of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases as a result of being registered with GP services located in areas which have unsafe levels of air pollution, according to new data.
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.
Rural groups in Burnley, Pendle, and the Ribble Valley have are being encouraged to apply for a potentially life-changing £50,000 grant from The Prince’s Countryside Fund with the closing date for applications just two weeks off.
Victory has been declared by residents and local politicians after news that Barnoldswick’s Greenberfield Locks beauty spot has been saved from housing development, following years of campaigning.
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.
The RSPB is celebrating a special anniversary of its world famous Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend (January 26-28) and is inviting people across Lancashire to get involved.
After a member of the public came across the horrific scene of rotting chicken dumped in a gully leading to a stream in Foulridge, Pendle Borough Council said the case was "disgusting" and that they were investigating further.
A bird of prey which is “emblematic” of the Forest of Bowland could benefit from the area being given a special status, a group of rights of way experts has been told.
