NatWest has invested more than £309,000 to transform its Blackburn King William Street branch. The bank says the ...

A tenant is being sought to occupy the Grade II listed Hillside in Kirkham following extensive renovations of the popular ...

Transport, logistics and storage is one of Chorley's fastest-growing sectors, employing 1,875 people, up by 50 per cent since ...

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Across the county, significant developments are moving forward in regeneration, employment, education, infrastructure and property, creating new opportunities for businesses, communities and investors ...

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The takeover of Preston North End by potential new owners is making progress, according to the Championship club’s chairman. In a statement to supporters, Ian Penrose has confirmed the club is in ...

The first of a new brand of Chinese electric vehicles will be available in Lancashire when two new showrooms open next month. Two new dealerships selling the LEPAS brand, which launched in the UK this ...

Family businesses remain one of the most powerful drivers of the UK economy. Figures show that collectively they generate £2,805bn in turnover nationwide, with the North West family business cohort ...

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Creating the ideal environment for Lancashire’s scaleup businesses to thrive is vital to the county fulfilling its economic ambitions over the next generation. Lancashire’s scaleup economy has seen ...

Morecambe's Business Improvement District (BID) will continue for a further five years after local businesses voted for its continuation. Of the 115 businesses that took part in the ballot, 111 voted ...