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The consumption of shellfish and oysters carries a risk of illness due to the nature of the shellfish habitat. Outbreaks have been linked to both bacterial and viral infections. There are several guidelines that are recommended in order to minimise risk:

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A rising trend of consumers is the desire to purchase a lightly cooked burger. The perception is that a burger can be cooked and consumed in a similar way to a steak, but this is not the case. Harmful bacteria can be carried on the surface of whole cuts of meat. When a rare steak…

The Food Standards Agency believes that everyone should be able to make an informed choice about the food and/or drink that they consume. Being aware and understanding some associated risks can further support healthy living. Raw Milk Raw milk has not been pasteurised (heat treated) and can be from numerous animals…

Fylde Council is excited to announce our new partnership with the North West Aerospace Alliance who are delivering a new project to support diversification in Aerospace, Automotive, and Advanced Engineering and Manufacturing businesses across Fylde, made possible following approval of the Council’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). There are approximately 15,000 jobs…

The Fylde ACU British Sand Masters will be returning to St Annes North Beach on Saturday/Sunday 29/30 July 2023 for another thrilling, admission-free weekend of racing. After last year's spectacular success, the Sand Masters 2023 will be extended to a two-day event, with the support event on Saturday 29 July and the main…

Welcome to the first in a series of Food Facts, a new four-week feature where we'll be talking about food, choice and health. Today we'll be focusing on the importance of good general nutrition. It is widely evidenced that a varied and balanced diet is needed to support all-round good health. Food is key to…

Works are now well underway on the first phase of the Kirkham Futures Public Realm Improvements, as contractors have begun the redevelopment of Market Square and the surrounding town centre. This ambitious project seeks to undertake enhancements to Kirkham's public realm and create a coherent enhanced townscape quality which make it a much…

The iconic fishstones and lamppost at the heart of Kirkham’s Market Square have been temporarily removed to allow the public realm works, being carried out through the Kirkham Futures Programme, to progress and will be returning once the project is near completion. To facilitate the ongoing public realm works within Market Square, the…

Plans are in motion for the redevelopment of both the Public Offices building and the former Tourism & Leisure Building on Clifton Drive South in St Annes, with the offices being converted and the Tourism & Leisure site to be used for residential apartments. Development of these sites will support Fylde Council’s aspirations to…

Following last year’s round of refurbishments, more works have been scheduled for further improvements to play area locations throughout Fylde. An audit conducted by Fylde Council’s Parks and Coastal Services team found several of the more frequently used children’s play areas in Fylde would greatly benefit from remedial and replacement works to equipment…

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Food Facts: Food, Choice & Health – Shellfish and Oysters

Food Facts: Food, Choice & Health – Undercooked Burgers & Lightly Cooked Foods

Food Facts: Food, Choice & Health – Raw Milk

Fylde Council and North West Aerospace Alliance Announce New Business Support Partnership

Fylde ACU British Sand Masters Returns to St Annes for 2023

Food Facts: Food, Choice and Health – Good Nutrition

Kirkham Futures Public Realm: Market Square Works Ongoing

Iconic Kirkham Market Square Features To Be Reinstated Following Works

St Annes Public Offices and Tourism & Leisure Buildings Progress Underway

More Fylde Play Areas Improvements On The Way!