Author: Fylde Council

Families and businesses across Fylde are celebrating a spectacular summer after our town centres welcomed their highest August footfall levels in years, with St Annes bouncing back stronger than ever to pre-pandemic heights with over 277,000 visitors enjoying our vibrant coastal resort throughout the month. The brilliant figures, captured through footfall monitoring funded by the UK…

Read more St Annes Thrives with Strongest August Footfall in Years

Residents across Fylde are being encouraged to show their support for armed forces heroes past and present as the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal officially launched in the borough on Thursday. The Deputy Mayor of Fylde, Councillor Cheryl Little, joined representatives from the Royal British Legion at the Town Hall in St Annes on Thursday 23…

Read more Fylde Joins Nation in Launching Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 2025

The shortlist for the Fylde Community Sports Awards has been announced following a record number of entries from across the borough. People, clubs, schools and organisations that go above and beyond to encourage and facilitate community sport will be celebrated at a glittering awards ceremony at the Inn on the Prom Hotel in St Annes, hosted…

Read more Shortlist Announced for the All-New Fylde Community Sports Awards

Lytham will be transformed into a glittering winter wonderland on Saturday 14 February 2026, as the much-loved Fylde Ice Festival returns to the town for its fourth spectacular year. Following the huge success of the 2023 event in Lytham, families and couples can enjoy a magical Valentine’s weekend exploring stunning ice sculptures throughout the town centre,…

Read more Lytham Set to Sparkle as Fylde Ice Festival Returns for 2026

Residents of Fylde have made their views clear in Lancashire’s recent Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) survey, and their voices were among the strongest across the county. More than 2,300 people from FY8 took part, making it the single biggest group of respondents. The message from Fylde was consistent: keep our councils local.

• 85% of FY8 residents…

  Read more Fylde Residents Speak Up on the Future of Local Councils

Fylde residents have benefited from strong collaborative action to tackle crime and keep our communities safe, with the Community Safety Partnership celebrating a year of significant achievements and setting ambitious priorities for the years ahead. Throughout 2024-25, Fylde Council worked in partnership with Lancashire County Council, Lancashire Constabulary, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, Public Health and…

Read more Community Safety Partnership Tackles Crime and Sets Bold Action Plan for Fylde

The Lowther Pavilion has delivered another fantastic year of performances and community events, as revealed in its annual report to Fylde Council. This is a wonderful testament to how the venue has flourished since becoming an independent trust in 2006. The popular Lytham venue has continued to thrive as a cultural hub for residents and visitors,…

Read more Lowther Pavilion Celebrates Year of Bringing World-Class Entertainment to Fylde