Luke, Aidy and John are determined to explore all possible solutions to increase parking capacity whilst also improving both road and pedestrian safety around Buckshaw Parkway.
Luke, Aidy and John want to see the developers fulfil their promises to Buckshaw Village residents by completing the necessary work and formally offering up our roads and streets for adoption by Lancashire County Council.
Local County Councillor Aidy Riggott has welcomed the measures the Government has put in place to ensure every student across Chorley receives a high-quality remoted education while schools are closed.
Government is providing an additional £600 million to help reduce the spread of coronavirus in care homes
Lancashire County Council set to receive £16,197,303 as part of this package
All four of Chorley's Labour county councillors last week voted against a County Council motion calling on the council "to work with OFSTED to raise standards and to support all Lancashire's schools to achieve the highest possible outcomes for our children".
Lancashire County Council are making it easier for people to recycle more plastic waste.
In addition to the plastic bottles for liquids which are already collected, from October residents will be able to put clean plastic pots, tubs and trays in their recycling bins.
A new campaign aims to encourage people to join the fight against potholes by using a quick and easy system to report them on Lancashire County Council's website.
