News – Page 48 – Fylde Council

The triumphant St Annes International Kite Festival returns for 2023 on the 8, 9 and 10 September. This three-day event is a partnership between Fylde Council and SmileFactor10, and will see tens of thousands of visitors from all over the United Kingdom as well as kite fliers from across the globe coming together to fill the…

A team of contractors has been appointed to deliver the first phase of the Shopfront Grant Improvement Scheme on Kirkham Highstreet. Bambers Building Contractors Ltd who are based in Blackpool have been awarded the work following a tender process, and work is scheduled to begin from January 2023 for the individual shopfront improvements at 1-3 Preston…

Fylde Borough Council, working with partners EB Charging and alongside five neighbouring authorities as part of the Lancaster Consortium headed by Lancaster City Council, has launched four rapid electric vehicle (EV) charge points for public use. The new devices are located in Lytham Station, North Promenade, Pleasant Street and Wood Street car parks. The scheme –…

Fylde Council is pleased to announce that following the submission to Government of their UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Investment Plan, approval has been received for the full allocation of £2.6 million to spend before March 2025. The UKSPF is a government-allocated fund which is intended to reduce inequalities between communities, as part of the Government’s…

The St Annes North Beach Wind Sports Centre was officially opened on Friday 2 December in a ceremony featuring speeches from Cllr Ben Aitken, Mayor of Fylde, and Cllr Karen Buckley, the Leader of Fylde. Officers, councillors, contractors and community partners attended the formal event hosted by the Beachcomber Café at the Wind…

It has been announced today by Defra that St Annes Beach, along with several others across the North West, has seen a reduction in bathing water classification from 'Good' to 'Sufficient'. Cllr Tommy Threlfall, Chair of the Environment, Health and Housing Committee for Fylde Council added: “This data on our beaches is very disappointing, especially for us…

It’s National Tree Week, and Fylde Council are marking the occasion with a series of tree-planting events across the borough! Over the coming weeks, a total of 600 trees will be planted in parks across Fylde, including Ashton Gardens, Fairhaven Lake, and Lowther Gardens, thanks to the hard work of Council’s tree team,…

Fylde Council is pleased to announce the launch of the ECO4 and ECO-Flex schemes to help improve the energy efficiency of eligible households in Fylde. The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) schemes are government-backed programmes to help households across the country reduce their energy bills and carbon emissions at no cost to the residents.…

Fylde Council would like to know your opinion of our services in the Fylde Residents Survey. This is your opportunity to let us know what you love about what we do and what improvements you would like to see. The survey takes two minutes to complete and is comprised of multiple-choice questions, with an option for you…

Constituency boundaries are changing, and it’s your final chance to help shape the new map. The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) is required by Parliament to undertake an independent and impartial review of all constituencies in England, to rebalance the number of electors in each constituency. Constituency sizes currently vary widely due to population changes since the…

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St Annes International Kite Festival Returns For 2023!

Shopfront improvements to begin on Kirkham Highstreet

Fylde Council launches 4 EV charge points in public car parks

Fylde Council Receives Approval for UK Shared Prosperity Fund Investment Plan!

St Annes North Beach Wind Sports Centre Official Opening

Bathing water quality classification statement

National Tree Week 2022: Fylde Council Gets Planting!

Fylde Council Launch New ECO4 Scheme to Help Vulnerable Households with Energy Efficiency

Have Your Say in the Fylde Residents’ Survey 2022

Boundary Commission for England 2023 Boundary Review – Final Consultation Closes 5 December