Join Rosegrove Neighbourhood Watch for a fun-filled Forest School Trip this June! 🌿
Sunday 7th June 2026
Coach departs at 10am
Trip runs 11am – 4pm
Ages: 5–10 years
Children: £5 | Adults: £35
Children will need:
Packed lunch
Waterproof clothing
Welly boots
Signed consent form
Parents – good news!
We’ve got a team of dedicated staff & volunteers, so you don’t need to attend.

The role of the NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) is to join up health and care services, improve people's health and wellbeing, and make sure everyone has the same access to services and gets the same outcomes from treatment.
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We also oversee how money is spent and make sure health services are working well and are of high quality. 

Information about NHS Lancashire & South Cumbria Talking Therapies. 

Did you know that in the first two months of 2026, Arts Lancashire shared 33 different paid jobs and artist commissions from Lancashire arts and culture organisations on our LinkedIn page?
We’re happy to report that March is kicking off strong, too.
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Of course, we may be biased, but working in the Lancashire arts and culture sector is a truly special experience. Whether you’re in full-time or part-time employment, working as a commissioned artist, or volunteering, you’re guaranteed to work closely with senior leadership and see your input genuinely valued. You’ll often have the chance to engage with different aspects of the projects and organisations you work with, helping you to develop your skills and prepare you for future career opportunities in Lancashire, or beyond.

​The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) are currently exploring the care journey for people who self-fund to understand how to better support individuals and families when looking for care.
Minister for Care, Stephen Kinnock, has expressed interest in improving this experience, we are therefore running a survey to hear from people with lived experience of looking for care (either for themselves or someone else) - the survey can be found by following the link below. 

A week-long celebration of the country’s more than 10,000 village halls will officially launch during a special opening event in rural Lancashire next month.


Village Halls Week, which runs between Monday 16 and Sunday 22 March, is an annual event that highlights the enormous positive impact that community buildings have on the lives of people living in rural areas.


This year’s week is themed around the topic of health and wellbeing, with the launch of the seven-day spectacle taking place for the first time in the Lancashire village of Parbold on Friday 13 March.

Are you planning a heritage based project and looking for funding?
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Join us for this information session at Burnley Mechanics Theatre to find out more about The National Lottery Heritage Fund and its work supporting heritage projects.

• Find out how to apply for funding.
• Meet members of the Engagement team from the Heritage Fund and find out how to develop your project ideas and a potential application form.
• Connect with other local organisations to build your networks and develop potential partnerships.

This event is for groups and organisations based and/or working within and around Burnley.

We are working with artists Rob St John and Tommy Perman to create a sound and image archive and exhibition of people's experience of the town past, present and future.

We're asking people for stories, songs, sounds, photographs, films or memorabilia to share around the subject.

If you've anything to share, please send to [email protected] or 07508 902 008 and your contributions will be part of a new archive, which will be exhibited in Autumn 2026. ​

Information for parents to protect their children through  vaccination.
We know your child’s health is your top priority and so protecting them from serious 
disease is incredibly important. That is why the NHS offers a free childhood vaccine 
programme, safeguarding your child from certain illnesses.
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Vaccines work by causing the body’s immune system to remember the specific 
infection targeted in each vaccine. If your child comes into contact with an infection 
and they have had their vaccines, your child’s body will recognise that infection and 
quickly respond to fight off diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, whooping cough 
and more.