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Lancashire is the newest county in England, with its name being recorded first in the 12th century.
Lancashire is the newest county in England, with its name being recorded first in the 12th century.
For the purposes of local government, 21 different council areas cover (either partially or wholly) areas of Lancashire. Most of the council areas that cover the county Lancashire form part of the statistical region [[North West England]]. However, a small rural part of Lancashire is under [[Calderdale Borough Council]], which is part of [[Yorkshire and the Humber]].
For the purposes of local government, 21 different council areas cover (either partially or wholly) areas of Lancashire, of which [[Lancashire County Council|one is named after the county]] (but covers part of Yorkshire too). Most of the council areas that cover the county Lancashire form part of the statistical region [[North West England]]. However, a small rural part of Lancashire is under [[Calderdale Borough Council]], which is part of [[Yorkshire and the Humber]].
== Administration ==
== Administration ==