Rapid action in Gisburn
See how we’ve taken rapid action in Gisburn to reduce spills from storm overflows.
Building the infrastructure Lancashire needs - now and for the future
Working to improve river health and tackling CSOs (combined storm overflows)
Capturing rainwater to reduce pressure on Lancashire’s sewers
Boosting biodiversity and protecting our environment
Championing local communities and projects
Giving financial support to those who need it most
Creating new jobs and opportunities
Delivering great quality water
Working to improve river health and tackling CSOs (combined storm overflows)
Lancashire is home to some of the UK’s most breathtaking rivers, including the Rivers Ribble, Lune and Calder.
We understand and share the concerns about the quality of water in our rivers, that’s why we’ll be investing over £870million over the next five years to improve the river environment across the county.
We’ll also be investing over £280 million to improve water quality at shellfish and bathing water sites in places like Morecambe and Fleetwood.
Climate change, a growing population, increased development and other factors mean it’s more important than ever to do what we can to protect them and we are determined to play our part.
Improving river health
Learn more about our work to create a greener future
Accelerating investment
Accelerating investment for cleaner waterways - Rapid solutions to protect our rivers
Our business plans for Lancashire 2025-2030
To find out more about what we have included in our proposed business plan for Lancashire for the period 2025 to 2030, click the button below.
Lancashire business plan