february2024 – Fylde Council

Fylde Council is exploring options to bring children’s homes under tighter controls. The report of the in-depth Scrutiny Review of the Use of Residential Premises as Children’s Homes is now available, and Fylde Council’s Executive Committee have resolved to agree to the recommendations it puts forward. As planning permission is not always required to change the…

Following a successful tender process and the approval of Fylde Council’s Executive Committee, Rosslee Construction have been appointed to refurbish the former TSB and Charity Girls School in Kirkham, as part of the Kirkham Futures regeneration programme. The refurbishment work aims to preserve the character of the building while remodelling the interior into a bar and…

Fylde Council’s Executive Committee has approved the funding of the Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) Programme for 2024/25. The revenue budget increase of £153,708, fully funded from the government’s HAF grant, will allow Fylde Council to continue delivering the school holiday programme of physical and enrichment activities, plus a healthy meal, for children in receipt of…

The proposals for the 2024/25 budget have now been published and can be viewed on the Fylde Council website here: view consultation Feedback from all stakeholders received before 20 February 2024 will be considered at the budget-setting Council meeting of 4 March 2024. However, any further comments from the public received after…

There’s still time for Fylde residents to apply for help through Fylde Council’s Household Support Fund before the current funding window closes on 31 March 2024. Eligible households can get assistance with short-term living costs such as food bills, energy and water bills, clothing and other essentials if they are experiencing financial hardship…

Fylde residents have been talking about the tremendous benefits they’ve enjoyed through Fylde Council’s free adult weight management programme! CHANGE (Creating Healthy Activities and Nutritious Gains to Empower change) is designed specifically for adult Fylde residents and is delivered by local community weight management services, providing community-based diet, nutrition, lifestyle and behavioural change…

As applications open for the Fylde Community Wellbeing Fund, we look back at some of the fantastic projects enabled by Fylde Council-administered NHS Community Funding last year. The NHS Community Funding allowed Fylde Council to take applications from volunteer, community, faith-based and social enterprise organisations for projects to support Fylde…

Hot food and a warm welcome are waiting every Monday evening, thanks to a new free Supper Club initiative in St Annes funded by Fylde Council and run by staff and volunteers. The free Supper Club takes place every Monday between 4:00pm – 5:30pm at the Well Community Centre, 92 St Albans Road,…

The Christmas Tree planting event at the Fylde sand dunes has proven a tremendous success this year, with more than 600 volunteers attending the two-day event across 5 - 6 February, planting trees donated by local households to help enhance the effectiveness of the dunes as a natural sea defence. The dunes along…

As this week (5-11 February) is National Apprenticeship Week, we want to show off some of our fantastic apprentices both past and present celebrating what they have achieved and where they are heading in the future. National Apprenticeship Week aims to raise awareness of the many benefits apprenticeships can offer you. It's a fantastic chance…

Tag: february2024

Residential Property Childrens Homes Update

Former TSB Building Contractor Appointed / Capital Drawdown

Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) Programme Budget Approved For 2024/25

Budget Proposal Consultation 2024/25

Household Support Fund Still Available Until 31 March

CHANGE Weight Management Clients Share Their Stories!

NHS Community Funding Retrospective: Inspirational Successes

Free Monday Supper Club at Well Community Centre, St Annes

Fylde Sand Dune Christmas Tree Planting Event Shores Up Our Natural Sea Defences

Celebrating Fylde Council’s Apprentices