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South Ribble Borough Council is encouraging residents to do the right thing and leading by example by banning balloons and sky lanterns on council land and events.

A new extra care facility is set to be delivered for South Ribble following approval at Planning Committee.

It is with great sorrow that South Ribble Borough Council has today learned of the death of Her Majesty The Queen.

The Woodland Walk in Leyland was officially opened today (26 August) in memory of one of the founders and chair of the Ulnes Walton Bridleways Association, Sue Taylor Green.

Festival goers in Lancashire will be able to start practicing their 80s and 90s dance moves after we announced the popular Music in the Park event will return for 2023.

South Ribble Borough Council has awarded an incredible £500,000 to be distributed to 21 local community groups and projects - right across the borough.

A new changing room facility has been installed at Gregson Lane Community Centre and will serve the Gregson Lane Cricket Club and can also be used as a multi-use space for a vast array of community activities off-season.

Improvement plans for each of the centres which will see a raft of decarbonisation measures - making the buildings more energy efficient - and will give them a raft of long-needed upgrades.

South Ribble Borough Council has enlisted the renowned designer to develop a new vision for the Liverpool Road, Kingsfold and Middleforth commercial areas - and we want local residents and business owners to have their say.

Supporting residents and businesses through challenging financial times