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It’s the perfect time to get out in the garden and get some motivation. Here is a roundup of all the fun and relaxing activities you can do in your garden.

It’s not all about crossing your legs and humming, you can meditate anywhere and at anytime – even when putting the kettle on.

We may be stuck indoors and the clubs and gyms may be shut for now, but we can all still stay active and healthy.

We’re compiling a guide to the businesses that still need your custom to survive, the companies introducing special schemes to help people in the community, services that will help you adjust to working from home or being isolated from others.

Social distancing doesn’t mean you can’t get your much needed Arts fix. You can now enjoy the magic of theatre from the small screen!

From mindfulness and relaxing music, to digital detoxes and body positivity, there is a wealth of great things to immerse yourself in and listen to while working in isolation.

It’s taken her a while to get there, but racehorse trainer Stella Barclay is finally in the job she always wanted.

It’s International Women’s Day and we love the women of Lancashire - these are some of the cool, creative and clever women we’ve featured in the pages Lancashire Life in the past few months ...

Lancashire’s Dog Unit is a vital part of the county’s police force. Olivia Assheton went to meet the dogs and their handlers and came away thinking CSI could also stand for Canine Special Intelligence.

6 of the finest minds in Lancashire when it comes to women in the home, property and design business

6 Lancashire women in business who work in the people and retail sectors

8 Lancashire women in business who can help make your daily life just a little bit easier

7 of the best Lancashire women in business to make you look and feel great

Entries are now open for the tenth anniversary Enterprise Vision Awards, the region’s biggest celebration of women in business.

Burnley businessman Dave Walker has been crowned the Young Lancastrian of the Year, but he has no plans to ease up, as Nicolette Webster reports.

Rochcare is a family orientated and run business which has been operating since the early 1980s. Providing personalised care, accommodation and support in the North West of England for people aged 65+ and for those living with dementia.

This Valentine's Day take a break from the supermarket roses and make a grand Lancastrian romantic gesture.

Injury could have meant a very different career for Carnforth’s Yvette Knight. Now the ballet star is en pointe as first soloist with Birmingham’s Royal Ballet.

Idle Women is an organisation dedicated to bringing positive change to Lancashire’s women