Whalley Remembrance Parade 2025
14th of November, 2025This year’s Remembrance Parade saw four councillors representing Whalley Parish Council: Cllr. Allen, Cllr. Highton, Cllr. Threlfall and Cllr. Vickers. Cllr Mirfin was the LCC representative and Borough Cllr Hindle was in attendance. Th...
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Whalley Parish Council Meeting Thursday 20th November 2025- 7.30pm preceded by the Planning Committee Meeting at 7pm.
13th of November, 2025Whalley Parish Council Meeting Thursday 20th November 2025- 7.30pm preceded by the Planning Committee Meeting at 7pm. All members of the public are welcome.
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Lancashire County Council - Winter Campaign 2025
11th of November, 2025Lancashire County Council have launched their second #LancsWinter campaign. It brings together everything Lancashire County Council offers to help residents stay safe, well and supported this winter. The campaign runs until the end of February. It co...
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We will remember them ~ Sunday 9th November 2025
9th of November, 2025In Flanders' fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place: and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt daw...
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Heads Up from Health Protection - November Bulletin
7th of November, 2025This information has been produced by the Heath Protection team at Lancashire County Council If you require a printable version of this Health Protection bulletin please email the team at healthprotection@lancashire.gov.uk (Information correct as a...
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Crime Figures for October 2025
5th of November, 2025Assault x 2 - 1 x known parties and 1 x linked to NTE Damage x 1 - Known parties Drugs x 1 - 2 males arrested for supply offences following a stop search of a vehicle ASB x 3 - 1 x Youth related 2 x Parking dispute Road related offence x ...
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Crime Prevention Alert – Fake Banking App Scams
4th of November, 2025We would like to bring to your attention a concerning fraud trend that is increasingly affecting communities across Lancashire. Fraudsters are using fake banking apps to simulate money transfers, deceiving victims into handing over cash or high-value...
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