There's plenty of things you can do at home, work, out and about and on holiday to reduce your environmental impact Home Minimise your...

Most of you won't have heard of Repair Cafe's but they're basically free meeting places where people repair things together and there's...

Now that we're gradually coming out of lockdown (hopefully for the last time), our attention must turn to Lancashire's economic recovery...

This is a Guest Article by Jenny Redell, My Place Volunteer Coordinator for the Lancashire Wildlife Trust Myplace is a free Green...

The Fylde Coast's sand dunes stretch in an unbroken chain from St Annes Pier up to the Tram Depot at Squires Gate and cover 80 hectares...

Our first guest article is by Joe who is the founder of Lancashire Local (www.lancashirelocal.com), an online aggregator of Lancashire...

Lancaster Canal which is Lancashire's largest body of water was built between 1792 and 1819 from Preston to Kendal via Lancaster (with a...

All of Lancashire's coastline is part of the eastern shores of the Irish Sea which itself is 40,000 square miles, bounded by England,...

Lancashire's main river, the River Ribble is 75 miles long flowing from its source near Ribblehead in the Yorkshire Dales via the Ribble...

Local businesses need our support more than ever, especially with the growing dominance of big and often multinational businesses in our...