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New direction for Council's development company agreed in principle pending business plan approval

of the £4.7m, 27 home scheme at Northfield in Skelmersdale, due to complete later this year. Councillor Nicola Pryce-Roberts, portfolio holder for Housing, said: "I am incredibly pleased that as a Council, we have in principle found a positive and effective way forward for TVD. "One of our top priorities

Park for just £1 in Ormskirk this Christmas

money local. "We have an eclectic mix of fantastic independent retailers in Ormskirk and when you're done shopping you can even enjoy an evening in one of the many food and drink venues Ormskirk has to offer." Motorists should check car park signage to make sure it is Council-controlled and display

Ting tang! Ormskirk Medieval Festival returns for 2024

with plenty to see and do for all the family. “It is one of the true highlights on the Borough's events calendar and is a great way to bring thee whole community together, for what has traditionally been a good weather weekend. “Let’s hope the sun shines once again, as thousands visit Coronation Park

Beacon to light up to commemorate 80th D-Day Anniversary

ceremony is set to be a poignant and beautiful way for our Borough to commemorate the D-Day 80 th Anniversary. “It will be the culmination of a day of social events across West Lancashire, as the community, organisations, schools and veterans come together to mark one of the most significant days in our

Find joy in the countryside as The Green Fayre returns this July

of food vendors serving everything from burgers and hotdogs to pies, cakes, pastries and sweet treats will be available on both days. Councillor Carl Coughlan, West Lancashire Lead Member for Leisure, said: "The Green Fayre is one of the highlights of West Lancashire's brilliant and diverse events

A Christmas Message from the Mayor of West Lancashire, Councillor Julian Finch

are hard and difficult, goodness will always come through in the end. The original Christmas story is one of great joy and celebration, but also of a child who was born in some very difficult circumstances. We celebrate that birth today because we have learned over the centuries that good always comes

A Christmas Message from Councillor Yvonne Gagen, Leader of West Lancashire Borough Council

News Friday, December 20, 2024 A Christmas Message from Councillor Yvonne Gagen, Leader of West Lancashire Borough Council Looking back over 2024, it has been a year of achievements and challenges and one that has been undoubtedly difficult at times. As a council, we have had to make some very

Green-fingered West Lancashire schools join veg & fruit-growing scheme

while also taking it home to enjoy with their loved ones. Stewart Reid, Regional Managing Director at WPS, said: “We’re delighted to provide funding support for this project. “We’re looking forward to growing our relationships within our communities, along with the plants and vegetables!” Councillor

Summer fun returns to West Lancashire with the Green Fayre

member for Leisure, said: "The Green Fayre is one of the highlights of West Lancashire's brilliant and diverse events calendar. “This event is a great opportunity for the community to come together and learn how small changes can lead to a more sustainable future. “There’s going to be something for all

Ormskirk’s sweetest summer tradition returns as the Gingerbread Festival is back!

growing reputation as one of Britain’s tastiest towns.” Side Panels

Council to support long-term grassroots sport for JMO leisure investment

and help ensure that high quality facilities remain available for local clubs, leagues and residents. JMO are working towards a long-term agreement that will foster a new partnership between JMO and the West Lancashire Junior Football League, ensuring a sustainable future for one of the region’s

New Bank Holiday Festival announced for Ormskirk

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 with acoustic sets

Local Council supercharges Up Holland Hub with £17,500 boost

and make sure no one feels alone in their struggles. We’re so grateful for this support, it really does mean the world to the people who rely on us.” “Our intention now is to take the Hub model out into other venues in the community starting by re-opening Christ the Servant in Digmoor as a community

West Lancashire Borough Council shares 2024/25 annual report

pressures and transformation. Leader of West Lancashire Borough Council, Councillor Yvonne Gagen, said: “Councillors and officers work together every day with one objective in mind – to make the lives of our residents better. This is rarely easy. Resources and financial challenges can make progress

Council supports residents in cost of living crisis and urges others to come forward

many families, so if you are struggling to pay bills, replace necessary white goods or buy food, please check our website to see if you are eligible for this grant." "And if the cost of getting to a vaccine appointment means you haven’t been fully vaccinated, please come forward to see if we can

What do you think about West Lancashire's polling places?

://letstalkwestlancashire.uk.engagementhq.com/polling-review-2022 . How to give your views : Visit the Council's website Polling Review 2022 - West Lancashire Borough Council (westlancs.gov.uk) and complete the survey Write to: Tom Lynan, Electoral & Administration Services Manager, West Lancashire

Have some scarily-good fun at our leisure venues this half term!

. You can find out more about all of the classes, offers and activities on our new Leisure website www.westlancsleisure.co.uk/ or on any of the venue's social media channels. Please note: All activities/classes individually priced – see digital channels for details. £1 sessions places will be limited

Council Supports Community with Health Wellbeing Initiatives

to appropriate support groups and services. The booklet is available free of charge and can be picked up at many community venues including community centres, libraries, and the Council office at Derby Street in Ormskirk. Digital copies are also available to download from the Council’s website

West Lancashire Borough Council seeks public views on £500,000 funding for community projects

://letstalkwestlancashire.uk.engagementhq.com/community-infrastructure-levy-cil-funding-programme-2024 For further details on the CIL funding process, assessment criteria, and the types of projects eligible for CIL and NCIL funding, please visit the FAQ section on our website here. Side Panels

Council responds to National Planning Policy Framework consultation

/mgIssueHistoryHome.aspx?IId=23163 Further details about the proposed changes to national planning policy are available on the government’s website at: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/proposed-reforms-to-the-national-planning-policy-framework-and-other-changes-to-the-planning-system Side