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The winners of a Chorley Council climate change artwork competition have seen their designs come to life on the side of recycling wagons.

A well-loved play area in Astley Village, Chorley officially reopened to the public on Tuesday by Chorley Councillors and local Buckshaw Primary School.

Chorley Together, supporting Chorley residents through the ongoing cost of living crisis.

A new car park strategy has been approved at a recent Cabinet meeting, which will see changes implemented to parking tariffs in the town centre in 2023.

Barbeques, fireworks and Chinese lanterns could be banned from the Rivington moorland under new proposals put forward by Chorley Council.

The award-winning Chorley Live returned a great success in the town centre last weekend, across 35 venues with 280 appearances.

A Preston resident has been prosecuted by Chorley Council for failing to take reasonable measures to ensure someone he'd hired to remove domestic waste from his property was registered to carry waste.

People will soon be able to have a sneak peek at the show apartment at Chorley's latest extra care development.

The Chorley Flower Show was back with a bang this year with over 11,000 people in attendance in Astley Park over the three-day show.

Full council agreed plans to submit a bid to government for a 'once in a generation' opportunity to transform three key sites in Chorley.

New play equipment on Tatton Recreation Ground is now open for residents to enjoy.

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A new adventure golf course and driving range at Duxbury Park have been created as a joint venture between Chorley Council, who own the facility, and operators of the site, Parkwood Leisure.

After two years of work to renovate and improve the visitor experience, Astley Hall was officially reopened, during a weekend of celebrations.

Councillor Julia Berry was officially sworn in as Mayor on Tuesday evening at Full Council.

The new building for Whittle GP Surgery is now complete and has been officially handed over to the GP Practice by Chorley Council.

Chorley Council has committed to support those affected by the current conflict in Ukraine and have pledged to do all they can to make sure those on the ground can be supported and that those displaced can find refuge.

Chorley Markets has proved it is far from bog standard after winning a National award for its toilets.

Over 500 residents have received free trees as part of a Chorley Council tree giveaway event.

It is estimated that around 13,000 trees could be planted on this land, which is approximately 30 acres in size, to increase the woodland coverage within the Borough, while maintaining important grassland and wetland habitats.