News – Page 62 – Fylde Council

It’s that time of year again when Fylde Council want to hear from you! In order for us to improve services and ensure we meet your needs, we need feedback on how we are currently performing. This is your opportunity to tell us what works well and what we could improve to make the Borough continue…

The Fairhaven Restoration project are looking for volunteers to help run a new Park Ambassador Scheme. The scheme involves volunteers being trained up in all things Fairhaven and then act as tourist information, support and interpretation around the park. Volunteers will be on duty within the park in 2’s and will be armed in Fairhaven…

Fylde Council has released a draft of its Corporate Plan for the period 2020-2024 – and wants to know what residents think. The plan has gone out for public consultation and includes the council’s economic, environmental, efficiency and tourism goals, as well as how the council plans to achieve its goals. The Corporate Plan includes the development…

The Council is due to pay off the last £1 million of their 10 year loan from the United Kingdom Debt Management Office, leaving them as one of only 3 councils in Lancashire with no external debt. The final instalment is due to be paid on 16^th December 2019 and will leave the Council debt free…

The Government is currently inviting community-led organisations in partnership with local authorities to apply for funding to create new pocket parks and refurbish existing parks. The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) is making available £1.35 million to create new pocket parks or renovate existing parks that have fallen into disrepair where it can…

As temperatures drop, health services are gearing up for the number of extra patients they see with lung conditions and urging patients to plan ahead. In winter, GPs see more people suffering from breathing complications and, according to the British Lung Foundation, there are almost 80 per cent more respiratory admissions to hospital in December, January…

The council’s offices will close at 12:30pm on Tuesday 24^th December and will reopen on Thursday 2^nd January 2020 at 8:30am. During this time you can still contact us via email, Facebook and Twitter. You can also access our services 24/7 at www.fylde.mycouncilservices.com where you can make payments, report any issues such as missed bins…

Category: News

Have Your Say in the Fylde Residents Survey

Volunteer Opportunities at Fairhaven Lake

Fylde Council seeks feedback on 2020-2024 Corporate Plan

Fylde Council set to be debt free in time for Christmas

Calling all parks and green space lovers!

Take a deep breath and plan for winter

Christmas Arrangements

FREE Parking in Fylde This Christmas

Judges confirm Fylde as blooming marvellous

Clubbing together to improve health