The St Annes Event Space Project, a key component of the town's regeneration masterplan, is nearing a significant milestone. To keep the community informed, Fylde Council is hosting two public events:
Fylde Council is delighted to announce the completion of the new Stanner Bank entrance at Fairhaven Lake and Gardens. This significant upgrade has transformed a previously underutilised area into a welcoming and accessible gateway to the popular attraction. The project has involved the installation of new, accessible steps that complement the existing sea defences. The steps…

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Fylde Council is committed to addressing the issue of long-term empty properties within the borough. These properties can pose significant problems for both property owners and the wider community, including physical damage, reduced property values, and increased crime rates. To help bring these properties back into use and revitalise local neighbourhoods, Fylde Council is developing an…

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A project to enhance and protect Liggard Brook and Main Drain using nature-based solutions is now underway. Earlier this year United Utilities announced a significant investment of £3 million in nature-based solutions (NBS) across Lancashire. As part of this initiative, work has started around Liggard Brook to address local environmental challenges. The Ribble River Trust, one of…

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Fylde Council has introduced new guidance to explain how it will handle applications pertaining to children's homes. The guidance aims to provide clarity for applicants, neighbours, and other interested parties, while also promoting the work of Lancashire County Council Children's Services. The guidance note, developed in consultation with legal experts and the Internal Affairs Scrutiny Committee, outlines…

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The annual Fylde Active Community Awards returned on Saturday 21 September recognising the outstanding contributions of local individuals and organisations. Hosted by Fylde Council’s Sports Development Team and held at Ribby Hall, the event showcased the incredible work being done throughout the Fylde community. A diverse range of categories celebrated achievements across all age groups and demographics,…

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At this week’s meeting of the Executive Committee, Fylde Council approved the release of £11,500 in Section 106 funding to Kirkham Town Council for improvements to the William Segar Hodgson playing fields and pavilion. The funding, secured from a new housing development nearby in Kirkham, will be used towards the installation of CCTV, improvement to the…

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Fylde Council is pleased to announce the launch of a new project aimed at protecting the Fylde Coast's valuable saltmarsh habitats. The Our Future Coast programme is one of 25 pioneering projects selected for funding as part of a £150 million Flood and Coastal Resilience Innovation programme. The program aims to enhance the effectiveness of natural…

Read more Fylde Council Launches Saltmarsh Research Project to Protect Coastline

Fylde Council was thrilled to learn that the beloved St Annes Beach Huts have been awarded fourth place in the Seaside Heritage Network’s 2024 ‘Bucket and Spade List’ of the UK’s top 10 seaside experiences. Councillor Jayne Nixon, Lead Member for Tourism, Leisure, and Culture, commented, “We are absolutely thrilled that St Annes Beach Huts have…

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