july2026 – Fylde Council

Fylde Council is celebrating today after all seven of its nominated parks and gardens received a Green Flag Award – the borough's best ever result since the scheme began. Ashton Gardens, Elswick, Fairhaven Lake and Gardens, Lowther Gardens, Lytham War Memorial and Garden and Promenade Gardens have all retained their Green Flag status, while Queen Victoria's…

Community and voluntary organisations across Fylde could soon take on ownership and management of council-owned land and buildings, after Full Council approved a new Community Asset Transfer (CAT) Policy at its meeting on Tuesday 7 July. The policy creates a clear, transparent framework for eligible community groups to apply to take on certain…

Fylde Council has completed its annual review of the 2024–2028 Corporate Plan and confirmed strong progress as the organisation prepares for major changes to local government in Lancashire. A Corporate Plan is the Council’s public roadmap. It explains what the Council is aiming to achieve, the improvements it wants to make, and how it will deliver…

A BioBlitz event held at Royal Lytham & St Annes has recorded an impressive 333 species, highlighting the rich biodiversity on the doorstep of Fylde’s coastline ahead of this summer’s AIG Women’s Open. The third annual BioBlitz, held last month, brought together local wildlife experts, community groups and golf course staff to identify the diverse range…

Tag: july2026

Fylde’s Parks and Gardens Fly the Flag as All Seven Nominated Sites Win Green Flag Awards

Fylde Council Approves New Framework for Community Organisations to Take on Local Assets

Fylde Council Confirms Strong Progress on Corporate Plan Ahead of Local Government Reorganisation

Royal Lytham & St Annes BioBlitz Uncovers 333 Species Ahead of AIG Women’s Open