The Fylde Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has been named CAP of the Year for England in the prestigious 2025 CAP Awards. The partnership, launched in September 2021, has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to reducing underage drinking and fostering positive community engagement. The adjudicating panel particularly commended the partnership’s comprehensive approach to tackling alcohol-related challenges,…

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Subscriptions for Fylde Council’s 2025/26 Garden Waste Collection Service are now open. The annual subscription, priced at £38 per green bin, provides 25 scheduled collections throughout the year, equating to just £1.52 per collection. The service operates continuously except for a brief suspension during the Christmas and New Year period. Councillor Michelle Morris, Lead Member for Customer…

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As part of National Apprenticeship Week 2025, we’re celebrating the hard work, dedication, and achievements of our apprentices here at Fylde Council. Apprenticeships provide a fantastic opportunity to gain hands-on experience, develop new skills, and work towards a qualification while earning. Hear from some of our apprentices as they share their journeys, experiences, and future aspirations…

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Fylde Council is delighted to announce that the Lytham 1940s Weekend has been shortlisted for the Large Event of the Year in the Lancashire Tourism Awards 2024, celebrating excellence in the county’s vibrant tourism sector. The shortlisting followed a rigorous evaluation process, where the Fylde Council Tourism Team presented the event to a panel of industry…

Read more Fylde Council’s Lytham 1940s Weekend Shortlisted for Prestigious Lancashire Tourism Award

Fylde Council has announced an exciting refurbishment project for the Kirkham Market Square public toilets, bringing much-needed updates to the facility and aligning it with modern standards. With an approved budget of £35,000, the project will transform the dated facilities into a clean, modern, and easily maintained space. The Kirkham toilets, situated adjacent to the newly…

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Following the recent decision by the RSPB to withdraw from operating the Fairhaven Lake Visitor Centre and shop, they have now served their official six-month notice, meaning they will be leaving us on 31 July at the latest. Cllr Jayne Nixon, Lead Member for Tourism, Leisure and Culture, said: "We would like to take this opportunity to…

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Fylde Council has resolved to extend the existing Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) prohibiting barbecues and other outdoor cooking facilities on council-owned land for a further three years, following an Executive Committee meeting on Tuesday 28 January 2025. The current PSPOs, which cover 11 designated areas across the borough, were due to lapse on 30 June…

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Fylde Council is encouraging residents to sign up for an enhanced digital Council Tax service, enabling them to manage their accounts more efficiently through a secure online platform. The initiative marks a significant step forward in the Council’s commitment to providing accessible, modern services to the community. The digital service enables residents to view their Council…

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The Fylde Ice Festival is back for its third year, bringing a spectacular array of ice sculptures and family fun to St Annes on Saturday 15 February 2025. Following successful events in Lytham and Kirkham, this year's festival promises to live up to the expectation, transforming the town centre into a glittering winter wonderland. Visitors can…

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On Monday 27 January 2025, Fylde Council submitted a ‘Relevant Representation’ to the Planning Inspectorate, setting out the council’s ongoing concerns regarding the proposal to connect the planned Morgan and Morecambe windfarms to the National Grid at Penwortham. The representation maintains Fylde Council’s objection to the proposal, first expressed during the pre-submission consultation in November 2023…

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