In July 2022, Fylde Council submitted a strong and ambitious £13.14 million bid to Round 2 of the Government’s highly competitive Levelling Up Fund with the aim of helping to kick-start the regeneration of St Anne’s Town Centre and Promenade Gardens.   Unfortunately, the Government’s recent announcement of the successful LUF bids did not…

Read more Drive to improve St Annes continues despite unsuccessful Levelling Up Fund bid

The volunteer groups of Fylde have received well-earned praise from the Mayor and the Leader of the Council across two receptions celebrating their tremendous contributions to their communities.  Representatives from over 50 volunteering organisations attended two receptions in the Town Hall on the morning of Friday 13 January and the evening of Monday…

Read more Fylde Council Thanks Our Wonderful Volunteers

The January 2023 meeting of Fylde Council’s Tourism and Leisure Committee has concluded, and amongst the decision items discussed were several exciting proposals for investment and development across the Borough.  One recommendation is for the introduction of a nominal charge of £1 per child, per hour, for the use of the SPLASH outdoor…

Read more Fylde Council Tourism and Leisure Committee Put Forward Fantastic New Investments and Improvements

The first phase of the Kirkham Futures Public Realm Works have begun in the town centre, as the appointed contractors set up the site from which they will be working for the next year.  Eagles Court Car Park, closed from Monday 9 January 2023 through to January 2024 or until further notice, will…

Read more Kirkham Futures: Eagles Court Car Park Closes as Public Realm Works Begin

As frost covers Fylde’s beautiful parks this week and people are busy with Christmas preparations, a quiet flurry of activity is happening behind the scenes at Lowther Gardens to redesign and refurbish the rose garden in readiness for next summer.   The Lowther Trust is working in partnership with Fylde Council’s Parks & Coast…

Read more Beautiful New Rose Gardens Take Shape at Lowther Gardens

Are you in a household with children and in receipt of Council Tax Reduction? Additional funding from the Discretionary Energy Rebate scheme has enabled Fylde Council to allocate £115.20 to every Fylde household with children and in receipt of Council Tax Reduction, also known as council tax support. This money has been credited to your council tax…

Read more Discretionary Energy Rebates: Are you in a household with Children and in receipt of Council Tax Reduction?