News – Page 40 – Fylde Council

Fylde remains fabulous thanks to the dedicated volunteers and staff who do a fantastic job to keep the coast clean. We want people to visit and enjoy our beautiful beaches - we also want to keep them beautiful, but sadly, some of them are not looking great after the long weekend Our teams are working hard to…

New Kirkham estate agency, Jusa Homes said council funding has been a welcome cash injection to help make their dreams come true. Jusa Homes is the latest local business to benefit from a £10,000 grant dedicated to boosting town centres across the borough. Julie Hardy and Sarah Temmen set up Jusa Homes at the end of last…

The Supreme Court has given the company Fylde Coast Farms Ltd (formerly Oyston Estates Ltd) housing plan a firm ‘No’ to be included in the local neighbourhood plan, it first being rejected by Fylde Borough Council in 2017. St Anne's on the Sea Town Council also rejected it as part of its St Anne's on…

The future of the Institute needed to be reviewed after Lancashire County Council relinquished the User Rights, following the decision to re-open the library service and to relocate it in Lytham Assembly Rooms. At a special meeting of the Full Council on Monday 9^th March 2020, the Council, in its capacity as the sole corporate…

The Leader of Fylde Borough Council is asking people to ensure they are vaccinated and that they keep testing as the UK moves towards the final step in the roadmap to ending lockdown. With an influx of visitors expected to the Fylde during the half term holidays and into the summer, Cllr Karen Buckley said it…

Lytham Windmill will be lighting up blue and yellow from 1 -7 June to support Volunteers’ week 2021. The annual event which celebrates volunteers across the UK offers people a chance to say thanks for their invaluable contribution to our community. It goes without saying that the volunteers in Fylde have played a key role in the…

During the last six months, Fylde Council has been working on options for replacing the existing sea wall around The Island, St Annes. The sea wall protects over 400 properties and businesses from coastal erosion and flooding. It is nearly 90 years old, and is approaching the end of its design life, with frequent repairs required,…

The Old Bank Restaurant in Kirkham is the latest business to receive a £10,000 grant from a fund dedicated to boosting town centres across the Borough. The ARG Vacant Premises Grant available via Fylde Council enables businesses locating to, or expanding into, vacant town centre premises to apply to receive 50 per cent of the set-up,…

Fylde Council is allocating £26,500 to community groups across Fylde to invest in planting, parks and green spaces. The vital resources are being allocated to local Britain in Bloom groups - the long-term custodians of incredible efforts which see the borough’s towns and villages blossom each year. The money comes from the Government’s ‘Welcome Back Fund which…

Kirkham has a “once in a generation” opportunity to be transformed as part of an ambitious £10m regeneration masterplan. That is the resounding message from MPs, council leaders and local businesses after it was officially confirmed the historic Fylde market town is to receive a £6.3m grant from the Government’s Future High Street Fund (FHSF). The funding…

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Leave nothing but your footprints

Jusa finds a home on Kirkham’s high street

Supreme Court judgment between Fylde Coast Farms Ltd (formerly Oyston Estates Ltd) and Fylde Borough Council

Consultation for the charitable objects of Lytham Institute Trust is re-launched

Council leader urges residents to get vaccinated and keep testing

Volunteers’ Week – A time to say thanks

Have your say on the St Annes sea wall proposals

New Kirkham restaurant banks on Council support

A Great Big Blooming Welcome Back

‘Once In A Generation’ Opportunity To Regenerate Kirkham’s Historic High Street