Carcinogen found in soil at former chemical sitepublished at 20:06 Greenwich Mean Time 22 November
Wyre Council's investigation was into the use of Perfluorooctanoic acid between the 1950s and 2012.
Read MoreResults coming in across Lancashire's 15 constituencies
Labour sees widespread success across the county, reclaiming red wall seats that went Conservative in 2019
Labour retains Blackpool South, a seat they lost in 2019 but won back in a by-election two months ago
House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle retains Chorley
Blackpool North and Fleetwood sees large swing to Labour
Labour set to win a landslide victory, according to exit poll
Written by Paul Burnell, edited by Ian Shoesmith
Wyre Council's investigation was into the use of Perfluorooctanoic acid between the 1950s and 2012.
Read MoreOliver Ryan MP says he even needed special security during his campaign in July.
Read MoreThe government money is part of plans for Lancashire's Combined County Authority.
Read MoreMP Chris Webb, himself a new parent, says the high cost of baby formula is creating a black market.
Read MoreThe council says it could use compulsory purchase powers to bring them into use.
Read MoreThe owners of the Punch Bowl Inn are given until December to find an expert to help rebuild it.
Read MoreThe vehicles are designed to produce 90% less carbon dioxide than diesel and improve the environment.
Read MoreMP Lizzi Collinge urged constituents to remember the "real people" on the other side of their screen.
Read MoreAn interactive science project aims to get visitors involved in monitoring water quality.
Read MoreBurnley Council leader thanks residents for rejecting "hate and Islamophobia"
Read MoreThe gang, which included a 16-year-old, moved cocaine and heroin between Lancashire and Yorkshire.
Read MoreMPs Julie Minns and Lizzi Collinge represent some of the constituencies furthest away from London.
Read MoreBristol City complete the permanent signing of Burnley defender Luke McNally.
Read MoreThe plan will allow Huncoat United to continue playing while an aqueduct is being upgraded.
Read MoreInvestigators found Joseph Anthony Oliver stole money from victims as old as 93.
Read MoreThe blaze damaged one classroom at a school in Hurst Green in the Ribble Valley. firefighters say.
Read MoreJacky Alty replaces Paul Foster at the helm of South Ribble Council saying it is a "great responsibility".
Read MoreThe MP blames poor enforcement, low government funding and chronic United Utilities underinvestment.
Read MoreThe Conservatives fail to retain any of their seats with Tim Farron the only non-Labour MP.
Read MoreThat brings our regional live coverage to an end after a night of high drama - and the political jigsaw left well and truly rearranged.
As widely predicted, the red wall that famously came crashing down in 2019 has been rebuilt and largely returned to Labour, with the Conservatives reeling from a historic defeat.
It's been a night of moments. George Galloway was beaten by Labour in Rochdale and an independent candidate who tapped into local residents' anger about the war in Gaza claimed victory over Labour in Blackburn.
In Merseyside, Southport has a Labour MP for the first time since the constituency was created in the 1880s.
Going forward, the BBC's coverage will of course continue through the day and you can follow all the action and reaction on the main politics live page.