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Live music returns to South Ribble!
Two live music events are coming to South Ribble over the next two months as Penwortham Live and Longton Live return.
50 years of South Ribble Borough Council!
On 1st April 1974, South Ribble Borough Council was born and so began a five-decade journey of serving the borough of South Ribble and its communities.
South Ribble Borough Council to continue investment for businesses and residents as part of the approved 2024/25 budget
Investment into community support, town centre development, climate change initiatives, new affordable housing and developing skills and job opportunities is on the agenda this year as their 2024/25 budget is approved after a public consultation.
Over 70 mile walk from Barrow-in-Furness to Leyland to raise money for local causes
Leader of the Council, Paul Foster and Martin Carlin, Chair of Leyland Town Team are set to take on the mammoth task on 23 February
South Ribble Borough Council take home best small event award for Music In The Park in Lancashire Tourism Awards
Councillors and officers were delighted to accept the award on behalf of South Ribble last night.
Council condemns Government for overturning a two-time rejection of 1000s of homes in rural Penwortham
In November, it was announced that Taylor Wimpey and Homes England's two-time rejected application to build new homes on the Pickering's Farm site in Penwortham was overturned by Government following the result of a Public Inquiry undertaken by the Planning Inspectorate.
South Ribble Borough Council pledges to continue investment for businesses and residents as part of new budget proposals
Investment into community support, town centre development, climate change initiatives, new affordable housing and developing skills and job opportunities is on the agenda for South Ribble Borough Council as they map out their proposals for the 2024/25 budget.
South Ribble Residents' Survey 2023/24
View results of the latest residents survey
South Ribble Borough Council confirms its commitment to supporting the borough to thrive - through excellent services, key investment in homes and communities, and providing opportunities for everyone to succeed
South Ribble's refreshed Corporate Strategy for 2023/24 - 24/25 was approved at a full Council meeting on 22 November.
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