A message on #LancashireDay from the Chief Executive of Marketing Lancashire, Rachel McQueen “We know that Lancashire is facing even more tough times ahead…

In this extraordinary year, there are many exceptional Lancashire people and achievements to recognise in our community, in public service, in business and of course across the NHS. There are also Lancastrian friends and family, all over the world as well as on our doorstep, that we’d love to share your Lancashire Day virtual hug with.

A message from Rachel McQueen, Chief Executive of Marketing Lancashire. following the Prime Minister’s latest announcement.

A major weapon in the fight to stop the spread of Covid-19 has been launched in the UK by Burnley-based textile manufacturer Panaz.

Marketing Lancashire has been appointed by Boost; Lancashire’s Business Growth Hub, to deliver Peer Networks, a national business support programme for Lancashire businesses.

Rachel McQueen, Chief Executive of Marketing Lancashire. comments on Lancashire’s move into the third tier of the Government’s Local Covid-19 Alert Status

Marketing Lancashire is joining Destination Management Organisations from across the country to back a campaign encouraging government to ensure the tourism sector is supported through Winter 2020.

Life may never be the same again, but as we ease back towards some form of normality organisations from across Lancashire have come together for a major new campaign highlighting the county.

VisitEngland and VisitBritain have today (25 June) launched a UK-wide industry standard and consumer mark, in partnership with the national tourist organisations of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to provide a ‘ring of confidence’ for tourism as the sector works towards reopening.

On the 19th June Marketing Lancashire submitted written evidence to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee’s inquiry into the impact of Covid-19 on DCMS sectors.