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Newly-refurbished Coach House at Hurst Grange Park gets even better as Council officially unveils new space designed and planted with the help of local primary school children.

Working in partnership with the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), South Ribble Borough Council is providing new local centre for 16-24-year-olds to access support to help them into employment.

Residents are invited to come along and make their voices heard at the first 'Cabinet in the Community' event at Bamber Bridge Methodist Church on Wednesday, 13 October.

A new life-changing transition to employment programme for young people with learning disabilities and autism has just launched in South Ribble.

'Fantastic deal' for South Ribble creates potential for top class facilities at Vernon Carus site as part of Council's Leisure Local strategy.

Council Leader Paul Foster has led the tributes to the Elected Member for Bamber Bridge East, who sadly passed away last Thursday (9 September) following a short illness.

Business Health Matters, a revolutionary new initiative that will support businesses across Lancashire in improving the health and wellbeing of their employees, has been officially launched.

The freestyle phenomenon - in her first assignment as an ambassador to the UK's largest sports charity - will advise on the development of the new £2.6m South Ribble Playing Pitch Hub at Bamber Bridge Leisure Centre.

The Mayor of South Ribble, Cllr Jane Bell, has cut the ribbon on the refurbished Hurst Grange Park Coach House, which has been dramatically transformed from a rundown relic into an attractive visitor centre and events space.

Contracts have now been awarded for Leyland's Town Deal, allowing work to begin on all three of the main projects - Town Centre improvements, Leyland Market regeneration and the BASE2 business hub.