Homelessness
If you become homeless outside of their normal opening hours, contact the Emergency Duty Team by…
Category: Resident
Car Parks
Please note car parks are open 24 hours and charges apply during the chargeable hours detailed below. Motorbike parking is free on all car parks; please use the designated spaces where provided.
With the exception of Lytham Station and Swimming Pool Car Parks, time remaining after 6pm is now carried over to the following day. Vehicles can…
Penalties and Enforcements
Fylde Council issued off-street penalty charge notice
Reference numbers begin: FY As the off-street enforcement authority, Fylde Council is responsible for the enforcement of the car parks. Please use one of the links below to challenge or pay your parking fine.Private Rented Accomodation
Finding privately rented accommodation
To secure private sector accommodation look through local newspapers as these carry details of properties that are available for letting. Free copies of local newspapers are available for you to read at local libraries and properties are advertised on the internet. Homes for rent are sometimes advertised in shop windows or on notice boards,…Housing Association Waiting List
Fylde Council no longer has any housing stock; this was transferred to Progress Housing Group in 2000.
To make it easier for all residents in Wyre, Blackpool and Fylde to register for social housing all you need to do is register with MyHomeChoice who represents the three councils and local Housing Associations. MyHomeChoise provides a…Housing Advice
Fylde Council provides housing and homelessness advice to all residents living within the borough of Fylde.
You can contact the Housing and Homelessness Team by completing an online form where a housing officer will assess your needs and contact you with advice.
The Housing and Homelessness service is open during the following hours:
You can…
Housing Strategy and Plans
Fylde Coast Local Investment Plan
The four council leaders from the Fylde Coast - Fylde, Wyre and Blackpool and Lancashire County Council - joined the Government's Homes and Communities Agency in March 2011 to sign a Local Investment Plan (LIP) for the area. This sets out the priorities for investment in housing over the coming years…
