Martin Alderman

The proposals for the 2020/21 budget have now been published and can be viewed on our website www.fylde.gov.uk. Feedback from all stakeholders received before 20th February 2020 will be considered at the budget-setting Council meeting of 4th March 2020. Feedback should be submitted by email using listening@fylde.gov.uk or by post to Budget Consultation…

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Join the FREE workshops and webinars available to help Lancashire based businesses prepare for the 31st of October. To book or find further details please follow this link.

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Fylde Council is required to carry out a review of UK Parliamentary Polling Districts and Polling Places in its area. The review and the consultation period will be held between 1-31st October 2018 and any representations will be welcome during this period. The ‘Notice of Review’, schedule of polling districts, ward maps and street indexes can…

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What is your lasting memory of the wild Fylde coast? Is it the mountainous sand dunes? Birds flying up ahead? Rare plants colouring the scenery? Now is a chance for pupils to put their thoughts onto paper and create a lasting impression for millions of visitors every year. The Fylde Sands Dunes Project is looking for a…

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Remembrance Day services will be held across Fylde on Sunday 11th November 2018. Services across Fylde are always well attended and will take place as follows: St Annes Assemble at the Pier car park on North Promenade at 10:30am and proceed (route St Annes Road West and Clifton Drive North, returning via Garden Street and St Annes…

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This month, the Isaac Dixon Boat House at Fairhaven Lake will play host to its first Spot On Lancashire event, bringing Kindred Theatre’s ‘The Haunted Man’, a brand new adaptation of a Dickens classic, to audiences in Lytham. The show will take place on Sunday 21st October at 7pm inside the Boat House. Tickets are priced…

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Fylde Council has managed to secure another £2m grant from the Environment Agency to allow for Granny’s Bay to be redeveloped as part of the Sea Defence Project; bringing the overall Scheme value to £21,825,000. The formal grant letter was received on 4th September 2018 and allows the sea defence walls at Granny’s Bay to be…

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