Trees – Fylde Council

The streets of Lytham are celebrating local talent in a very special way, as artwork created by primary school children from across the town is set to be displayed on brand new banners along Clifton Street – just in time for Lytham Club Day on Saturday 27 June – and showcased in a free…

Lytham’s most ambitious town centre investment in a generation is nearing its final chapter, as the £292,495 transformation of Clifton Street moves into its closing stages – with the street already looking strikingly different thanks to work completed in recent months. The 26 elegant new heritage lighting columns, featuring ornate panels celebrating the Clifton family crest…

Lytham's beloved Clifton Street is set to shine as the installation of 26 beautiful new heritage lighting columns gets underway this week. Lancashire County Council commenced works to replace the lighting columns on Monday 16 March, working from east to west along Clifton Street. This landmark investment will celebrate the area's rich heritage while creating…

Clifton Street’s much-anticipated transformation moves forward this month as arborists begin essential tree care works to ensure the street’s cherished London Plane trees continue to flourish for generations to come. Starting on Monday 19 January, arborists will carefully prune 28 trees along this historic Lytham thoroughfare, marking the first phase of the £292,495 investment that…

Clifton Street in Lytham is set to be transformed after Councillors approved £292,495 to install new heritage-style lighting, alongside specialist tree care to enhance the street scene, support the town centre environment and contribute positively to the local economy. Executive Committee members gave the green light to replace 26 ageing lighting columns with elegant new designs…

Fylde Council has confirmed that the London Plane trees along Clifton Street will be retained, following detailed investigations and strong public support. The trees had been under review due to pavement damage caused by their roots. Initial proposals included replacing them with a more suitable species, with plans for public consultation on the options. As part of…

You have to give Fylde Council planning six weeks’ notice before carrying out work on trees which are located in a conservation area but are not yet the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. This gives the authority an opportunity to consider whether an order should be made to protect the trees. You do not need to…

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Clifton Street Transformation Nears Completion as Lytham’s New Look Takes Shape

Clifton Street Set to Shine with Stunning New Heritage Lighting

Essential Tree Care Begins First Phase of Clifton Street Transformation

New Heritage-Style Lighting to Transform Lytham’s Clifton Street

Fylde Council to Retain Clifton Street Trees Following Public Support

Trees in Conservation Areas

Trees and High Hedges – Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs)