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Congratulations!

Leisure & recreation Congratulations! Well Done! You found Wellington! The eleventh member of Beacon Country Parks snowman choir. Now that he's been found the choir can get back to spreading some winter cheer with their beautiful seasonal melodies. Download your Top Detective certificate here (pdf

Who we are and what we do

. articles of the constitution setting out the basic principles that underlie the way you operate. 2. details of the council and the committees to which you have delegated various powers and the functions that are the responsibility of the executive (2.1 & 2.2). 3. the terms of reference of the various

Strategic Flood Risk Assessment

Flood Risk Assessment Level 1 appendices (PDF 9.5mb) The 'Level 2' SFRA considers site-specific locations. Consultants JBA have carried out the SFRA Level 2 on our behalf. We received the final study on 26 May 2020. Download SFRA2 Spatial Areas Summary (PDF, 5.7mb) Download SFRA2 Site Summary EC1.7-SP8

What our priorities are and how we are doing

and business plans for services provided by the council The Council Vision and Priorities can be found here . Best value local performance plan Strategies and plans can be found here . Internal and external organisation performance reviews, including external audits The Peer Challenge Team from the Local

Housing advice: my landlord has asked me to leave

Housing Housing advice: my landlord has asked me to leave Important Information There are different ways that your landlord can ask you to leave your home. The rules are different if you rent from the Council, a housing association or a private landlord. To get the right advice, it is important

Local Plan Background

more about the Local Plan Examination We received the Inspector's Final Report on 26 September 2013. The Inspector concluded that the Local Plan was both sound and legally compliant, subject to a number of modifications. Download the Inspector's Final Report (PDF 433kb) Download the Inspector's Final

Equality information about employees

that we are fair in our recruitment processes and that all our staff experience a positive working environment. We are also committed to monitoring this in a number of ways: By comparing the make-up of our workforce with that of the area we serve on an annual basis; By analysing the experiences

Tenant Satisfaction Survey 2024

comments. What WLBC need to improve – coded responses Property-related issues Trees/bushes cutting/gardens - 67 Major works eg damp course/roof - 40 Street Cleaning - 33 Windows/doors - 30 Damp and mould - 29 Bathrooms - 29 Communal areas - 27 Parking/cars/speeding - 26 ASB - 26 Pavements/Roads

Stages of the Local Plan

help respond to these issues. Consultation We want to know your views on the Issues and Options. Consultation is open between Thursday 18 November 2021 and Friday 27 January 2022. More information / Give us your views The EASIEST way to find out more and to give us your views is using the link below

Stage 4 - Submission and Examination

Inspectorate, to conduct an independent public examination into the soundness of the West Lancashire Local Plan. Following receipt of the Inspector's Report on 26 September 2013, the council adopted the Local Plan 2012-2027 on 16 October 2013. View information on the adopted Local Plan 2012-2027 Receipt

Equality objective - organisational re-engineering

About the council Equality objective - organisational re-engineering Business Plan/Service Plan priority Balancing the budget and providing the best possible services within the resources available – organisational re-engineering Rationale As part of its service review programme, West Lancashire

Category 1 apartments

Housing Category 1 apartments Category 1 Category 1 apartments may not have all of the communal facilities of the Category 2 apartments and have a visiting Scheme Manager. All of our retirement apartments have: central heating double glazing bathroom, kitchen and lounge Locations Altcar Lord

Tawd Valley Park Heritage Trail

Ampitheatre Skelmersdale Heritage Society works to conserve and promote the town’s rich industrial and cultural history. If you would like to join or get involved, visit the website here Accessibility : There are two sets of steps. Parts of the trail are uneven and may not suitable for people with mobility

Register to Operate as a Skin Piercer

at other premises, they will need to register themselves at that premises also and pay the required fee. Upon receipt of the completed application form and fee, a visit will be arranged by an officer from Environmental Health, to ensure that the conditions specified in the skin piercing byelaws are met

Making a decision

the publicity and consultation process. The case officer will make a site visit to the judge the effect the proposal may have on the surrounding area. If they feel that very minor changes are appropriate, they will discuss these with you and may ask for revised drawings. We are unable to deal with more

Local Plan Review Evidence Base

. The latest IDS (2018) is published below. Download the Infrastructure Delivery Schedule 2018 (PDF 296kb) The Sustainable Settlement Study The Sustainable Settlement Study looks at the different services and facilities in the various towns and villages in West Lancashire, and proposes a 'hierarchy

Infrastructure Delivery Plan (2012)

for the Borough. The first version of the IDP was published in January 2012 and has since been reviewed and updated to reflect the latest information available from infrastructure partners. Download the Infrastructure Delivery Plan (January 2012) (PDF 4.2mb) Download the Review of the Infrastructure

Health and wellbeing

Leisure & recreation Health and wellbeing Understanding your Blood Pressure Blood pressure readings are two numbers, the top number (systolic), representing the pressure when the heart beats, and the bottom number (diastolic) representing the pressure between beats. For further information visit

Environmental permit applications

. Representations must be submitted in writing to: West Lancashire Borough Council, Environmental Protection, Robert Hodge Centre, Stanley Way, Skelmersdale, WN8 8EE. Or by email to: envhealth.admin@westlancs.gov.uk Side Panels

Parking charges

, Market Way, Park Pool, Park Road and Wheatsheaf £1.00 for up to 3 hours £2.00 for up to 4 hours Long stay car parks up to 9 hours Hants Lane: £1.00 for up to 3 hours £2.00 for up to 9 hours Hutton Way and The Stiles: £1.00 for up to 3 hours £2.00 for up to 4 hours £3.00 for up to 9 hours Derby Street