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Exciting and innovative technology is being utilised in St Annes and Lytham town centres to monitor the footfall of shoppers and visitors, made possible through funding from Fylde Council’s UK Shared Prosperity Funding allocation. After researching different methods to track ever-changing trends in consumer and visitor habits, Place Informatics have been appointed to provide visitor behaviour…

Fylde Council has allocated £20k in financial support to local voluntary, community and faith groups during 2022/2023. There are two categories of grants, the larger grants are between £300 – £2000, with bidding usually split over three rounds, and the smaller grant is up to £300. The fund is to support projects that promote or enhance…

Motorhomes may soon be able to park overnight in designated bays on Fairhaven Road Car Park, as part of an 18-month trial period to test the location’s suitability for long-term provision. The changes are being proposed to address concerns from residents and local hoteliers regarding the number of motorhomes parking on the promenade. If approved, until Autumn…

The renovation of the former TSB and Charity Girls School in Kirkham is set to…

Following the approval of the full UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) allocation, Fylde Council have commissioned Selnet Ltd to deliver a Feasibility and Baseline Study to better understand the Community, Voluntary, Faith and Social Enterprise (CVFSE) sectors…

A pollution incident has occurred which is affecting some beaches across the Fylde Coast. United Utilities have announced that during last night’s storm untreated sewage, mixed with rainwater, was released into the sea. This is due to United Utilities’ sites in Blackpool reaching full capacity whilst repairs are being carried out to a burst pipe…

Vulnerable residents across Fylde will continue to receive vital support with home energy efficiency as Fylde Council’s Executive Committee resolved to continue the Affordable Warmth Grant scheme into 2023/24. The scheme, funded by an…

Public consultations are now open on the extension of Fylde Council’s alcohol control and dog control public space protection orders (PSPOs). The consultations offer residents the opportunity to have their say on whether these PSPOs, introduced to help curb antisocial behaviour and ensure that Fylde’s public spaces remain enjoyable for all, should be kept…

For the 13th year in a row, Fylde Council has achieved the target forecast to deliver a surplus on revenue spend, overperforming by…

The rainbow flag has been raised at Fylde Council’s Town Hall to mark Pride Month and the LGBT Friendship Group that has met in the Borough for over 10 years. The group meets every first Wednesday of the month in various locations throughout St Annes. The sessions are run by coordinator Andrew Noble who is a…

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Fylde Puts Best Foot Forward With Smarter Data!

Community Projects Fund 2022/23

Temporary Trial Proposed for Overnight Motorhome Parking at Fairhaven Road Car Park

Tenant Tender Opens For Fabulous New Bar/Restaurant in Kirkham’s Former TSB Building

Study on Fylde’s Community, Voluntary, Faith and Social Enterprise (CVFSE) Sectors Gets Underway!

Pollution incident affecting beaches along the Fylde Coast

Affordable Warmth Grant Scheme Continues Into 2023/24!

Consultations Open on Fylde Council’s Alcohol & Dog Control Public Space Protection Orders

Fylde Council Forecast to Deliver Surplus on Revenue Spend for 13th Year In Row

Fylde Council is flying the Rainbow Flag to mark Pride Month 2023