food – Fylde Council

Thousands of Fylde residents will soon find an exciting letter landing on their doormat, as the Council begins delivering the first official communications for its brand-new weekly food waste collection service from Monday 20 July. If you're among the first phase of households to receive a letter, it means your new service is just around…

Fylde Council is bringing its food waste team directly to communities across the borough this summer, with a series of public engagement sessions giving residents the chance to find out more about the new weekly food waste collection service launching from Autumn 2026. The team will be out and about at locations across Fylde from late…

Fylde councillors recently visited Eco Town in Leyland to see first-hand how residents’ waste is sorted, recycled and transformed into renewable energy – a process that will soon include food waste from across the borough. Eco Town is an environmental education facility divided into three districts – Materials, Mechanical and Bio – featuring 13 streets…

Great news for Fylde residents – the Council has confirmed that when weekly food waste collections launch in Autumn 2026, residents will enjoy a completely free additional service with no changes to their existing bin arrangements. After listening carefully to community feedback, Fylde Council has decided that grey bins will continue to be used for general…

Fylde Council has approved a major environmental initiative that will see every household in the borough receive a new weekly food waste collection service, following the allocation of over £1 million in government funding. The Council has secured £794,751 in capital funding and £257,808 in transitional revenue funding from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural…

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