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Lighting Up Leyland – stars revealed for 2024
Coronation Street and Benidorm star Tony Maudsley plus singer Nathan Moore have been revealed as the special guests doing the honours of turning Leyland’s Christmas Lights On for 2024.
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Improvement set for Riverside Play Area on Margaret Road in Penwortham
South Ribble Borough Council’s Cabinet recently agreed £200,000 investment into the refurbishment of the toddler and junior play areas of the Riverside Play area in Penwortham.
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A Taste of Leyland makes a triumphant return with thousands in attendance
The annual event, A Taste of Leyland was back with a bang on Saturday 21 September which saw Leyland Town Centre come alive with the best of the borough’s food and drink offerings.
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Cabinet Office's National Fraud Initiative (NFI)
We’re taking part in the Cabinet Office's National Fraud Initiative (NFI) - a data matching exercise that helps prevent and detect fraud.
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Leyland Market to move temporarily while existing building is refurbished
Leyland Market will move to Kings Court in Leyland from Friday 27 September for 12-months while the existing building undergoes an exciting new refurbishment.
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South Ribble Borough Council empowers healthy living with free Active Lifestyles Programme
South Ribble Borough Council is pleased to announce the launch of its Active Lifestyles programme for 2024, a dynamic 6-week course designed to inspire positive behaviour change.
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South Ribble Together Roadshow bus is back
South Ribble Borough Council’s Together Roadshow is back this September to provide vital support for residents in their communities.
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Withy Grove Park set for new play equipment
South Ribble’s Cabinet approved works to install new play equipment at the Green Flag Award winning Withy Grove Park in a meeting on 24 July.
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South Ribble Borough Council sets out further cost of living support
A refreshed cost-of-living action plan was approved by councillors at a meeting on 24 July.
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South Ribble pledge to protect the borough’s hedgehogs from highway dangers
South Ribble Borough Council last night (17 July) approved a new plan to support the borough’s hedgehogs and to encourage local communities to work together to protect them from highway dangers.