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Fylde Council looks set to invest £105,000 in an overhaul and expansion of the borough's CCTV system. The authority's Executive Committee is set to discuss the funding, including a £25,000 budget increase in the 2023/24 financial year, to improve safety and security across Fylde. This extra funding, if approved, will be drawn from the Police and Crime…

The Business Group Chairs of Kirkham Business Group, Lytham Business Partnership, and St. Annes Enterprise Partnership are thrilled to announce the launch of their pan Fylde Borough Loyalty Card Scheme, building on the remarkable success of the Love to Shop scheme in Kirkham. The launch takes place amongst the buzz of activity for the annual…

Sustainable making is the focus for a new eco makers market on the Fylde coast. The market aims to raise environmental awareness through creativity and celebrate environmentally friendly practices which local artists are adopting. The Eco Makers Market will showcase local artists, makers and designers with an inspiring array of sustainable products on offer and opportunities…

We are pleased to introduce an exciting competition to celebrate the upcoming St Annes International Kite Festival. Scheduled from the 8th to the 10th of September, the St Annes International Kite Festival will grace the beautiful beaches of St Annes with a vivid display of kites. This event promises to transform the sky into a captivating…

The team at SmileFactor10, in partnership with Fylde Council, have officially announced their biggest-ever kite festival in St Annes. The popular seaside town will play host to over 200 kite fliers from the UK and across the globe. This year, the festival falls on the second weekend in September: Friday, 8 September, 1.00pm to 10.00pm Saturday, 9 September,…

Ribble Rivers Trust, in collaboration with Fylde council, has launched a people focussed campaign to combat litter and inspire Lancashire residents to “wave hello to cleaner beaches” this summer. The campaign aims to raise awareness about the detrimental impact of litter, encompassing issues such as food waste, packaging, dog waste, and plastic pollution on our precious…

Fylde Council are embarking on a new project with AFC Fylde Community Foundation which will increase apprenticeships across the borough, made possible following approval of Fylde Council’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) allocation. AFC Fylde Community Foundation have extensive experience in providing positive employment outcomes for people between the ages of 16 and 65 and has…

The votes are in and the wait is finally over! Fylde Council's Sports Development Team has announced the finalists of this year's Fylde Active Community Awards. Recognising the people, clubs and organisations that go above and beyond in sports and activity in the community, the 2023 awards received over 100 nominations from across the borough. Now local businesses…

A Community, Voluntary, Faith and Social Enterprise Feasibility (CVFSE) and Baseline Study, fully funded by Fylde’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund allocation is well underway! Selnet Ltd were commissioned at the start of summer to help us fully understand the roles and contributions that the CVFSE sectors play within the Borough. A questionnaire has been produced to…

Councillor Karen Buckley, Leader of Fylde Council said: “We regret the YMCA's decision to close and are disappointed that this will remove the provision of public swimming in and around Kirkham. We also appreciate how difficult it must have been to make this decision by the YMCA who own and operate the facility. Nevertheless, the…

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Fylde Council Considers £105,000 Investment for CCTV System Upgrade

New Loyalty Card Scheme Takes Flight in Fylde

Eco Market Celebrates Sustainable Making

Fylde’s Young Flyers’ Kite Art Competition

St Annes Set to Welcome a Record Number of Kite Flyers in 2023

Wave Hello to Cleaner Beaches this Summer

Your Future Awaits with the launch of Fylde’s New Apprenticeship Project

Fylde Active Community Awards shortlist announced

Last Chance to get Involved with Fylde’s Community, Voluntary Faith, and Social Enterprise (CVFSE) Study

Kirkham YMCA Closure