You’ve probably been told Lancashire changed in 1974.
It didn’t.
Council boundaries changed.
Lancashire didn’t.
The County of Lancaster still exists - with boundaries rooted in centuries of history.
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Once Europe's largest inland dock, Preston Docklands make a peaceful stroll and day out.
With plenty of places to visit and a selection of nearby eateries, the docks make a great day out for visitors of all ages.
Preston Docks also boast many facilities and things to do!
However, final names will only be chosen when the respective councillors are elected in 2027, so there is time for these concerns to be ironed out.
See the full details on the interactive map available at https://t.co/TtC02JSnjr
Our friends at @RealCounties have published analysis of proposals for Local Government Reform in the 'Lancashire' lieutenancy.
Naming concerns:
'South Lancashire' = middle of geographic Lancashire
'North Lancashire' = 26% Yorkshire
'Pennine Lancashire' = 8% Yorkshire
Once its sails turned above the fields of Bickerstaffe. Today, the 18th century windmill tower has a second life as a home.
Its sails may be gone, but sturdy brick walls and conical roof still tell the story of rural Lancashire.
How many old windmills can you name across Lancs?