Author: Fylde Council

Fylde Council have approved the continued funding of a Housing Outreach Worker to engage and support victims of domestic abuse, in partnership with Wyre Council and Fylde Coast Women’s Aid (FCWA).  The post is employed by FCWA, with costs split evenly between the two local authorities, attending each for two days a week…

Read more Helping the Vulnerable: Fylde Council Approve Funding of Housing Outreach Officer to Support Victims of Domestic Abuse

The St Annes Event Space project, a cornerstone of the St Annes Masterplan, is set to bring transformative changes to the town centre.   Following extensive public consultation and design revisions, Fylde Council are set to consider the approval of an expanded scheme with a revised budget of £2.91 million.  The council’s…

Read more St Annes Event Space Project Set to Move Forward with Expanded Plans and Enhanced Budget

Fylde Council has released a draft of its Corporate Plan for 2024-2028 and is seeking public feedback. The plan outlines the council's vision and strategic commitments for the borough over the next four years. Fylde Council's vision is "For Fylde to be a place where people choose to live, work and raise a family, retire and…

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Fylde Council is undertaking a comprehensive plan to extend the operational life of the St Annes Pool facility through significant capital investments.   Built in 1986, the pool has exceeded its original 25-year life expectancy and requires upgrades to address issues like condensation, ventilation, roof damage, and aging equipment.  "The St Annes Pool…

Read more Fylde Council announces investments for St Annes Pool

Fylde Council is seeking input from residents to better understand community needs and requirements for PlayZones in the area. The PlayZone Programme is a new investment initiative aimed at addressing inequalities in physical activity and access to facilities by funding community-led spaces.  The programme, primarily funded by the Football Foundation, will focus on…

Read more Fylde Council Seeks Community Input on PlayZone Locations

From 14 May 2024, work will take place to reline several car parks in Lytham and St Annes. During this time, parking will be restricted to specific areas in the car parks, more details of which can be found below: 14 - 15 May: St Annes Swimming Pool Car Park - Complete relining of upper and lower…

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Fylde Council has begun the process to facilitate the transfer of the Land Charges Register to HM Land Registry. At a recent meeting of the Executive Committee, Officers presented a report to Councillors detailing the statutory requirement to transfer the responsibility of the Land Charges Register to HM Land Registry. Historically, The Local Land Charges Registers and…

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New Fylde Mayor Karen Henshaw has taken up the role of first citizen of Fylde in a ceremony held Wednesday 8 May 2024.  The representative for Kilnhouse Ward was officially installed as successor to Councillor Cheryl Little at the Annual Meeting of the Council, held at Lowther Pavilion.   Councillor Henshaw declared…

Read more New Fylde Mayoral Team Confirmed For 2024-25

The Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club has been granted planning permission for remodelling works to allow the hosting of future championship tournaments. The grant of permission paves the way for the R&A Open Championship gold competition to return to the course, which will also be welcoming the AIG Women’s Open in 2026. Cllr…

Read more Planning Approval – Royal Lytham and St Annes Golf Club

The outgoing Mayor of Fylde, Cllr Cheryl Little, proudly presented her chosen charities with fundraising cheques on Thursday 2 May 2024, in one of her final acts as Mayor before the new Mayoral Team. Mayor Little’s first chosen charity is Lytham Hall. Representatives Elizabeth Mulligan, Jane Oliver and Pam Gregory were…

Read more Mayor of Fylde Cheryl Little Presents Her Chosen Charities With Fundraising Cheques