Due to their small size, they are well-suited for apartment living; however, regular walks and playtime are essential to keep them active and healthy. The Lancashire Heeler is a small and energetic ...

This post will take you through all in the ins and outs of the Texas Heeler. Are you ready to meet a dog breed that’s as dynamic as the state it’s named after? One that’s a mix of two of the toughest, ...

A Lancashire bakery chain that has been in business since 1905 has closed all of its 13 branches - but it might not be the end of the story. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Lancashire ...

James Anderson will put playing for Lancashire ahead of his coaching commitments with England this summer after confirming he will extend a playing career that stretches back to 2001. It was ...

England's all-time leading wicket-taker James Anderson signs one-year deal with Lancashire for 2025; 42-year-old has committed to playing in County Championship and Vitality Blast; Anderson ...

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The government last month said it was scrapping the so-called ‘two-tier’ structure that operates in places like Lancashire – meaning all of the county’s 15 councils will be abolished in the ...

James Anderson will resume his professional playing career and could play his first T20 game in more than a decade after agreeing a one-year contract extension with Lancashire. Anderson has not ...

Former England bowler James Anderson has signed to play for Lancashire in 2025. Anderson, 42, will be available for the entire County Championship season and the T20 Blast. England's leading ...

Lancashire County Council elections will go ahead in May – in spite of the authority’s days being numbered. The government last month said it was scrapping the so-called ‘two-tier ...

NHS bosses have stepped in to officially 'turn around' health services in Lancashire and South Cumbria - amid fears the system will be £350 million in the red by the end of the financial year.