Resident – Page 9 – Fylde Council

Air pollution can have a significant effect on both human health and the environment. For this reason, local authorities have a legal duty under the Environment Act 1995 to assess and manage air quality in their areas. These assessments are measured against health-based standards known as the National Air Quality Objectives, which are…

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Garden Waste Collection Service

Your garden waste subscription expires on 31^st March 2026. In the new year you will be invited to renew…
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If you are struggling to pay your Council Tax then you should ensure you claim all of the benefits that you are entitled to.

Other things to consider

Change your instalments You can arrange to pay your Council Tax monthly by Direct Debit. You can choose from three…

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Flooding can happen anywhere, are…
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Important Information Before Submitting Your Complaint

Before we can investigate a housing complaint, you must take the following steps:

1. Report the Issues to Your Landlord

You must inform your landlord or managing agent both verbally and in writing about the problems and give them a fair opportunity to put things right. Please keep copies of all letters, emails, text messages…

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The larger planning applications, and those which are locally contentious, are often determined by the Planning Committee. This meets roughly once every 4 weeks and has 12 members from across the borough. Its meetings begin at 9.30am on a Wednesday and are held in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall. The meeting dates…

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The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a tool for local authorities in England and Wales to help deliver infrastructure to support the development of the area. The CIL is a charge that developers must pay in relation to certain types of new development. The Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 includes provisions to replace the “Community Infrastructure…

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