Fairhaven Lake and Gardens proudly celebrated the near completion of the ambitious Fairhaven Restoration Project on Tuesday 29 March with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the park.
The Mayor of Fylde, Cllr Elaine Silverwood, and the Leader of the Council, Cllr Karen Buckley, together cut the ribbon at the front of the freshly renovated Water Sports Centre to mark the incredible progress made so far.
![Cllr Karen Buckley [L], Leader of Fylde, and Cllr Elaine Silverwood, Mayor of Fylde, cut the ceremonial ribbon at the celebration of the Fairhaven Restoration Project.](https://new.fylde.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Ribbon-Cutting-1-1024x682.jpg)
Cllr Karen Buckley, Leader of the Council, said: “It was an honour to be part of the ceremonies marking this milestone. The Fairhaven staff, local volunteers and contractors have all worked diligently to bring this project close to completion, and the proof of their dedication can be clearly seen, from the beautiful landscaping and revitalised heritage buildings to the sheer breadth of clubs and activities we are able to host. Fairhaven Lake and Gardens are a unique and well-loved attraction for the borough, and we look forward to the new season with great anticipation.”
The improvements to the lake and grounds have been made possible through the Fairhaven Lake and Garden Restoration project, supported through the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Big Lottery fund – and there are more exciting developments yet to come. To keep up to date on the latest amenities and events at Fairhaven, visit the Events page at Discover Fylde and follow the official Fairhaven Lake and Gardens Facebook page.
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