Author: Fylde Council

Residents and visitors can look forward to two transformative public realm projects in St Annes after the Council approved significant investment through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and capital reserves for the Pier Link and Garden Street schemes. These enhancements will complement the ambitious regeneration already underway at The Sanctuary, with works carefully phased to…

Read more St Annes Improvements Move Forward with Major Investment and Phased Delivery

Clifton Street in Lytham is set to be transformed after Councillors approved £292,495 to install new heritage-style lighting, alongside specialist tree care to enhance the street scene, support the town centre environment and contribute positively to the local economy. Executive Committee members gave the green light to replace 26 ageing lighting columns with elegant new designs…

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Vulnerable homeowners across Fylde will be able to access vital support to heat their homes this winter after the Council secured £44,992 to continue its successful Affordable Warmth initiatives. The funding, approved by the Executive Committee on Tuesday 18 November, comes as welcome news for homeowners struggling with energy costs. With limited funding available, the grant…

Read more Fylde Residents to Benefit from Return of Affordable Warmth Scheme this Winter

Visitors to Fairhaven Lake can look forward to a fantastic new visitor centre after Fylde Council approved plans to transform the iconic Pagoda building into a welcoming hub for families and tourists. The beautiful heritage building, which became available when the RSPB relocated earlier this year, will undergo a £25,000 conversion to create a vibrant space…

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Fylde Council is set to reaffirm its formal opposition to the proposed Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Lancashire, which would see the current two-tier system replaced by fewer, larger unitary councils. A Motion passed by Full Council on 16 December 2024 made clear that Fylde “opposes further local government reorganisation in Lancashire… as being a distraction…

Read more Fylde Council Maintains Opposition to Local Government Reorganisation as Government Pushes Ahead

Residents and visitors across Fylde can now enjoy modern, sustainable bus shelters following the successful completion of an ambitious replacement programme delivered in partnership with Bauer Media Outdoor UK. The transformative project has seen every advertising bus shelter across the borough replaced with state-of-the-art facilities, delivering a remarkable upgrade to local public transport infrastructure without spending…

Read more Fylde Completes Borough-Wide Bus Shelter Transformation at No Cost to Residents

Families across Fylde can give their Christmas trees a meaningful second life this Christmas while supporting vital hospice care in our community. From today, residents can register for Trinity Hospice’s popular Christmas Tree Collection Service, a brilliant way to clear away the festive season while helping both our environment and a much-loved local charity. The free collection…

Read more Recycle Your Real Christmas Tree and Support Trinity Hospice this Christmas