Local Plan to 2032 – Submission
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Category: Council
Shale Gas (role of Lancashire County Council in planning)
Lancashire County Council is the Minerals and Waste Planning Authority for Lancashire.
Fylde Borough Council is a consultee only, and does not determine Waste or Mineral planning applications including Shale Gas or 'Fracking' related applications.
The Development Management Group is responsible for monitoring, protecting and regulating the use of land for mineral (mines and quarries) and waste management (landfill/land raising,…
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Licensable Activities
You will need a licence from us if you plan to carry on a licensable activity, as listed on this page. The legislation also sets out a number of exemptions, for situations in which licences will not be required, and we have outlined these on this page as well.
This area of regulation has become increasingly…
Licensing Fees
Exemptions
- No fee or annual charge is payable in respect of premises that are or form part of a church hall, chapel hall or other…
House to House and Street Collections
A House-To-House collection permit allows for collections to take place from house-to-house, pub-to-pub, shop-to-shop for a charitable purpose. Collections can either be money or property (e.g. clothes and bric-a-brac).
Anyone collecting for a charity must hold a current permit granted by Fylde Borough Council in order to collect for that charity. The permit must be carried…
Scrap Metal Dealer Licence
Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013
The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 came into force in October 2013. A copy of the Act can be accessed viewed here. The Act repeals the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 1964 and consolidates scrap metal dealers & motor salvage operators under one licensing regime. Local Authorities will continue to act as…The Electoral Register
What are the full and edited registers?
The full register lists the name and address of everyone who is registered to vote. It is used for law enforcement and by credit reference agencies, but only to check your name and address if you are applying for credit and other purposes specified in the law. The edited register…Register to vote
You need to be on the electoral register in order to vote at elections and referendums. Being on the electoral register can also improve your credit score.
You will need the following
- your National Insurance number
- your passport if you’re a British citizen living abroad
