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Council gives Green Light to Car Meet PSPO

people’s quality of life, cause distress to residents often to the point where they don’t feel safe in the area they live. "Tackling nuisance such as this is a priority and following the implementation of this PSPO we will ensure action is taken and continue to reassure members of the public." Public

Council issues almost £9m of funding to help with cost of living crisis

to support them, and will continue to look for ways to help them as winter pressures bite. "As a starting point, I would urge anyone who is struggling to negotiate these incredibly difficult times to visit our Cost of Living Hub for further help and advice." To view and apply for the Council Tax

Ormskirk's Medieval Festival - a Eurovision Battle Royale!

better than 'Nul Points' ! Councillor Gareth Dowling, Deputy Leader of the Council and portfolio holder for events, said: "The Ormskirk Medieval Festival is always a fantastic weekend on the Borough's events calendar, with something for everyone to experience and enjoy. "Having just celebrated

New tenants move into Tawd Valley Developments' sustainable homes

in Skelmersdale. All of Tawd Valley Developments’ housing schemes are built using Modern Method of Construction, which utilise timber frame, A-rated double-glazing and gas boilers, as well as electric car charging points as standard. The future homes standard scheme at Fairlie will now be extended

Council supports Ormskirk school’s goal with new artificial football pitches

and this new facility will give more people, especially young girls and women, the opportunity to participate in organised football.” The installation of the artificial pitch will not only provide a reliable, year-round playing surface, but also a focal point for local teams seeking a professional-grade

Digmoor revival project brings history to life through community mural

point on the building’s ground floor, celebrating Skelmersdale’s journey from its coal-mining roots in the 1960s to the vibrant community it is today. Featuring local landmarks, cultural references, and unique elements, it will offer residents and visitors a welcoming feature that enhances

Council approves £100,000 to restore historic town centre ginnels

and the 740th anniversary of the historic market, creating a range of opportunities to highlight the restored ginnels’ significance. While the clock tower itself has already been allocated nearly £50,000 towards removal of vegetation, re-pointing, re-painting and mortar repairs, amongst other things

Council secures government funding to unlock brownfield land for new homes

(BLRF2), part of the national One Public Estate programme. This investment will support the Council’s commitment to regenerating brownfield sites and enabling the delivery of new homes across West Lancashire. The Council has now signed the Grant Funding Agreement (GFA) with the Ministry of Housing

Ormskirk Bank Holiday Festival, 28 August

by showcasing the region's makers, bakers, artists and creatives. Celebrations will run from 11am to 6pm after which people can extend their evening by visiting one of the many fantastic bars and restaurants the town centre has to offer. The Chapel on St. Helens Road will carry on the entertainment

Council makes key decisions to support the Borough's economy

due to the pandemic, is one of the biggest free family events in the North West and previously attracted tens of thousands of visitors to the Borough. Councillor Yvonne Gagen, Leader of the Council and portfolio holder for Regeneration, said "The funding is in line with what we have supported

Dog owners encouraged to 'Walk This Way' and bin the bag!

News Wednesday, June 29, 2022 Dog owners encouraged to 'Walk This Way' and bin the bag! Beacon Country Park joins national scheme to clean up public spaces Green Flag site one of only 12 new sites included New maps including bins to make it easier for pet owners to dispose of waste Dog owners who

Handover of eight energy-efficient bungalows in revolutionary Tawd Valley Housing project   

the two-bed bungalows, the homes, which will be owned and managed by West Lancs Borough Council, will compromise a mix of one-bed apartments and two and three-bedroom houses. They are all made using timber-frame construction. The scheme attracted £2m of Homes England funding. Councillor Nicola Pryce

Council adopts Charter for Families Bereaved Through Public Tragedy

for those who have lost loved ones would be paramount. West Lancashire Borough Council has therefore committed to becoming an organisation which strives to: In the event of a public tragedy, activate its emergency plan and deploy its resources to rescue victims, to support the bereaved and to protect

Beacon Country Park Masterplan Approved

framework for phased improvements to one of the Borough’s most treasured assets. Beacon Country Park, spanning over 300 acres of woodland, meadows and open green spaces, already attracts up to 150,000 visits annually. The new masterplan aims to build on this success, creating a vibrant, accessible space

Recycle and reuse your outgrown uniforms with Skelmersdale FUSS

, or financial contributions to the scheme can donated through the website. Donations for individual schools can be deposited into any drum across all locations, as the teams onsite will sort and distribute the clothing to the correct hubs. There is no referral process or means-testing. Depending on available

Tributes paid and flags raised to honour important services

Offices. The people of the United Kingdom owe a debt of gratitude to all of our Emergency Services and the flag raising is an opportunity for us all to pay tribute to the work that they do.” You can visit the website https://www.999day.org.uk/ to find out more about 999 (Emergency Services) Day. Side

Polling Districts and Places Review 2024

of the final proposals for future provision of polling districts and places. How to give your views: Visit the Council's website here Write to: Tom Lynan, Electoral Services Manager, West Lancashire Borough Council, 52 Derby Street, Ormskirk, L39 2DF Email: tom.lynan@westlancs.gov.uk Jacqui Sinnott

Update on £150 energy rebate payments

A to D (or Band E with a disabled band reduction) on 1 April 2022, who have paid at least one instalment by direct debit for Council Tax period 2022-23, on or before 15 May this year. Payments for Phase 1 are scheduled to be issued from 20 May 2022. We ask that customers allow at least 3 to 5 working

Community groups invited to join celebrations as Skelmersdale's Tawd Valley Centre nears completion

future ambitions for the Borough too. The Tawd Valley Centre is just one of the schemes the Council are delivering to make a real difference to our communities with plans including two new Health & Wellbeing Hubs in Skelmersdale and Ormskirk as well as an upgrade to the facilities at Burscough Racquet

Platinum Jubilee celebrations a great success

and was one of the guests at the lighting of the Beacon, said: "It was great to see so many people out enjoying the wonderful celebrations. I hope the festivities will have helped create some wonderful memories of this historic occasion." Councillor Coughlan, portfolio holder for Leisure, said: "I am so