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Advice on submitting your planning application
Whilst the councilcan provide guidance to help you submit your planning application, you may wish to employ your own planning agent to submit an application on your behalf. There are many different construction professionals who will be able to assist you, each will have different skills and the type of professional you employ willdepend upon…
Index of Burials & Cremations at Lytham Park
These indices holds the records of all persons who have been cremated or buried at Lytham Park Cemetery and Crematorium since the opening of the cemetery in 1927 and the opening of the crematorium in 1958.
The Memorial Index contains details of all Cremation Memorials at Lytham Park. These include details of memorials for persons who were…
Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction
Help with your rent
If you pay rent and have savings less than £16,000 you can apply for help with your rent to Universal Credit.
Universal Credit is only paid from the date the DWP receive your claim so you should apply straight away. ***IMPORTANT: If you apply to Fylde Borough Council for help with your rent…Discretionary Housing Payments and Discretionary Council Tax support
Discretionary Housing Payments are payments that the Council may be able to make to give you further assistance towards your housing costs.
To qualify for Discretionary Housing Payments you must be in receipt of Housing Benefit or the Housing element of Universal Credit and require further assistance in order to meet your housing costs.
Please apply online…
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Planning policy FAQ’s
The level of “weight” that can be attached to the emerging Local Plan varies from policy to policy. However, the National Planning Policy Framework (the Framework) states that decision-takers may give weight to…
Council Tax exemptions
The following types of properties are exempt from council:
- An unoccupied property owned and previously used by a charity. The maximum exemption period is 6 months
- An unoccupied property which was the previous residence of someone now detained in custody
- An unoccupied property which was the previous residence of someone who has moved permanently into…