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A special fund launched to support the UK’s high streets is backing businesses and loyal shoppers in one of Lancashire’s most historic market towns. Kirkham has long offered a great range of independent shops and high street businesses. While many town centres are struggling with…

The St Annes Boating Pool – the Promenade Gardens ‘Paddling Pool’ across from the Town Hall building – will be benefiting from a series of improvements to make it safer and more accessible for the public. The improvements will include a new ramp with handhold for inclusive access and a traffic barrier fence between the pool…

Almost £1 Million has been allocated to the Fylde Sand Dunes Project from the Environment Agency to improve the sand dune habitat along the Fylde Coast. Partners Blackpool Council, Fylde Council and the Lancashire Wildlife Trust have been undertaking works to implement the Sand Dune Management Plan over the last nine years. The partnership has now received…

The sands of St Annes will be host to a spectacular two-day Beach Sports Event in March 2022. Following the fantastic success of the Beach Fun Day on 18 September 2021, Global Beach Sports have organised a full weekend of sports, music, and family fun for Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March 2022. Funded in part by…

New local businesses have received a total of over £46,000 from the latest round of Fylde Council’s ARG Vacant Premises Grant to help them get off the ground in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant scheme, designed to help new businesses get started in the town centres of St Annes, Lytham and Kirkham, allowed…

Fylde Council are delighted to announced Green Loop, an exciting new environmentally themed participatory art project which will help Fylde’s communities connect with the coastline. Comprised of three thematically linked strands delivered by the community in collaboration with professional artists and environmentalists, and funded in part by an Arts Council England Grant, Green Loop will explore…

Fylde Council is undertaking a Housing Survey to help provide an understanding of affordable housing need in Fylde over the next 5 years. A group of people of particular interest are new households seeking a place of their own. These might be young people seeking a place of their own for the first time or families…

Fylde Council is undertaking a Housing Survey to help provide an understanding of affordable housing need in Fylde over the next 5 years. A group of people of particular interest are essential local workers and key workers. Essential local workers are frontline public sector employees, e.g., NHS staff, teachers, police, firefighters, military personnel, social care workers,…

A new round of grant funding aims to provide a vital injection of financial support to hospitality, leisure, and accommodation businesses impacted by the Omicron variant of COVID-19. The Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant, announced by the Chancellor on 21 December 2021, outlines eligibility criteria for one-off grants of up to £6,000 for businesses within this…

Artists and creatives are being invited to apply to be involved in the regeneration of Kirkham’s historic town centre. Fylde Borough Council and The Paul Hogarth company are looking to commission experienced artists to undertake the development of a number of artworks. These opportunities are integral to the overall vision for revitalising the town centre’s public realm…

Author: Fylde Council

Loyal Shoppers Helping Historic Kirkham Bounce Back After Pandemic

Making St Annes Paddling Pool Safer for All

Million Pound Boost to Fylde Coast Sand Dunes

Global Beach Sports Event Set for March 2022

Over £46,000 Paid to Local Businesses in Latest ARG Vacant Premises Round

Artists and Residents Work Together In ‘Green Loop’ Art Project

Housing Survey: New Households and Younger People, Have Your Say!

Housing Survey Seeks Essential Local Worker Opinion

Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant Scheme Live

Talented Artists needed to create special features for Kirkham Town Centre