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If you are proposing to hold an event within the Borough of Fylde which involves a large gathering of people the Fylde Safety Advisory Group would like you to provide basic details of your event by completing this form. This will allow the Council and emergency services (fire, ambulance and police) to assist with their planning…

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Read more Notice of Public Buildings

The weekly sack collection service is provided to households that have limited space to store wheeled bins or if there is insufficient access for a bin collection vehicle onto the street. Sacks are provided for domestic waste that cannot be recycled in the recycling containers. Sacks should be placed out for collection at the edge of…

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We know that people dropping litter is a top concern for residents, businesses, schools, community organisations and other groups, so we have set up the Fylde Litter Action Group (FLAG) to enhance the positive work the council does with all it’s partners to tackle litter in Fylde. We are asking anyone who is concerned with litter…

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Read more Concession opportunity

Read more Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO)

Read more Strategic Assessment

Fylde Council is required to carry out a review of UK Parliamentary Polling Districts and Polling Places in its area. The review and the consultation period will be held between 1-31st October 2018 and any representations will be welcome during this period. The ‘Notice of Review’, schedule of polling districts, ward maps and street indexes can…

Read more Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places 2018

What is your lasting memory of the wild Fylde coast? Is it the mountainous sand dunes? Birds flying up ahead? Rare plants colouring the scenery? Now is a chance for pupils to put their thoughts onto paper and create a lasting impression for millions of visitors every year. The Fylde Sands Dunes Project is looking for a…

Read more Fylde Sand Dunes Project Logo Competition

What is the 'duty to refer'?

This duty to refer places a statutory responsibility on public authorities in England to notify a local housing authority (LHA) of applicants they think may be homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless within 56 days.

Public authorities with a statutory duty to refer

The public authorities specified in the Homelessness Regulations…

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