Author: Fylde Council

Fylde Council has re-confirmed its commitment to the regeneration of St Annes, with the approval of a £2,682,482 expenditure to deliver the first phase of high street improvements in the Town Centre. This investment brings the project total to £3.13 million, reflecting the Council’s dedication to creating a vibrant street scene that will enhance St…

Read more Work has begun on the much-anticipated High Street Improvements in St Annes

In a significant step toward improving the accessibility, safety, and community support on St Annes’ amenity beach, Fylde Council has announced the development of a new Community Beach Hub. Situated within the currently vacant deck chair storage building near the main beach entrance, the facility will undergo a transformation to provide essential services and facilities…

Read more Fylde Council Announces New Community Beach Hub at St Annes to Enhance Beach Accessibility and Safety

Fylde Council has announced a major update to its Planning Enforcement Policy, with the aim of improving transparency, prioritising enforcement actions, and managing expectations for stakeholders across the borough. This initiative follows recommendations from the Planning Peer Challenge Team’s Feedback Report, which highlighted the need for clearer communication on enforcement processes and priorities. The Council's…

Read more Fylde Council Enhances Clarity and Accountability with New Local Enforcement Plan

Fylde Council has announced the approval of £289,678 in final capital expenditure to complete the shopfront and property improvements in Kirkham town centre under the Kirkham Futures Programme. The programme, made possible through the £6.29 million Future High Street Fund (FHSF) award and £3.27 million High Street Heritage Action Zone (HSHAZ) funding, is transforming Kirkham…

Read more Fylde Council Approves Final Capital Expenditure for Kirkham Futures Programme to Revitalise Town Centre

Fylde Council has approved plans to expand the governing body of Lytham Institute, a registered charity committed to enhancing the quality of life for residents of Lytham and the surrounding area. As the sole trustee of the charity, the Council is taking steps to increase the board’s capacity by recruiting additional trustees with expertise in key…

Read more Fylde Council to Expand Trustee Board for Lytham Institute Charity

Fylde Council has taken an essential step in its ongoing commitment to protect public health and preserve the local environment by advancing the adoption of a comprehensive Air Quality Strategy. The proposed strategy aligns with the national Air Quality Strategy Framework for Local Authority Delivery and is designed to address and mitigate potential air quality…

Read more Fylde Council Moves Forward with New Air Quality Strategy to Safeguard Public Health and the Environment