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Work on a new scheme to improve the lighting along Central Beach in Lytham is progressing following some initial delays. The scheme, which is a joint project between Lancashire and Fylde Councils will see the replacement of 25 concrete and steel lighting columns with bespoke columns and lamp heads that better reflect the character of this…

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Due to its continued popularity, Fylde Council are delighted to announce that the Shifting Sands art trail at Lytham Hall has been extended until Easter 2023.

These original artworks are accompanied by a fascinating exhibition of mid-century railway posters from the Lytham St Annes Art Collection, which illustrate the changing styles in art, holidaymaking,…

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Earlier this year following a public consultation Fylde Council announced plans to build a new kiosk located at Fairhaven Lake. The current kiosk, which has been owned and operated by a local family since the 1970s via a long-term lease and sits upon Council owned land, is popular amongst residents and visitors alike. The new kiosk…

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A new modular toilet facility is to be built at St Annes North Beach, providing permanent public conveniences to visitors, following the awarding of a contract to Danfo UK Ltd by Fylde Council’s Operational Management Committee. The North Beach area, located in St Annes located Clifton Drive North, has become increasingly popular in recent…

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Fylde Council’s Tourism and Leisure Committee has recommended that an additional £25,000 be allocated to the Park View Drainage Improvement Scheme in order to significantly upgrade the drainage system, making the fields better for the public and mitigating flood risk in the wider area. The Queen Elizabeth II Park View Playing fields, a…

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A wall-mounted hydration point has been installed at the St Annes Promenade Monument public conveniences as the first in a series of six new facilities for the public to refill water bottles free of charge. Originally proposed as part of the Council’s plastic-conscious approach to reduce the prevalence of single-use bottles and the…

Read more Refill and Reuse Your Plastic Bottles at Fylde’s Hydration Points

The Fylde Citizen’s Advice weekly drop-in service at the Town Hall in St Annes will be returning from Wednesday 11 May 2022. Fylde residents who would like free, confidential, and impartial face-to-face advice on the big issues affecting their lives will be able to visit the Town Hall on Wednesdays between 9:30 –…

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Two of Kirkham’s most historic buildings are set for an exciting new lease of life after Fylde Borough Council purchased both as part of the town’s £10m regeneration masterplan. The authority has just completed the important acquisition of Hillside on Preston Street and the former Charity Girls School on Poulton Street. Both buildings – which faced uncertain…

Read more Historic Kirkham Buildings Set for New Lease of Life

Two of the Fylde coast’s most important visitor hotspots are looking tip top ahead of the Easter holidays thanks to improvement works carried out by Fylde Borough Council. More than 100 benches on St Annes Promenade have been painted, together with railings and bins, while flowerbeds throughout the town centre are now being filled with beautiful…

Read more Spring spruce-up for coastal gems as Fylde welcomes visitors back

Subscriptions for the 2022/23 Garden Waste Collection Service delivered by Fylde Council are now open. You can subscribe online by visiting www.fylde.gov.uk/gardenwaste The service has proven to be extremely popular with over 19,000 subscribers each year, offering a convenient way for residents to recycle garden waste at home through the green bin collection service. Collecting…

Read more Fylde Garden Waste Subscriptions are now open for 2022/23