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

Chorley Conservatives have welcomed news that Lancashire Police will receive an extra £22.6 million to tackle crime and keep our streets safe – an increase of 7.5% from last year.

New funding delivers on pledge to level up per pupil funding across the country and includes £780 million for children with special educational needs

RESIDENTS ARE URGED to take part in a public consultation on where future development sites should be across Chorley

The Labour-led Council are asking for views on the sites they are proposing from the list of suggestions they have received.

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".

The Home Office has today confirmed the officer recruitment targets for every police force in England and Wales for the first year of the unprecedented drive to increase their ranks by 20,000 over the next three years.

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.

Andrew Snowden selected as the Conservative candidate to be Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner

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.