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Update on delays faced by Linear Park delivery 

a positive environmental impact for Ormskirk, Burscough and the broader Borough. It will alleviate congestion and lower greenhouse gas emissions, all while enhancing air quality by promoting a shift from car usage to more active modes of transportation. The scheme will also encourage healthier lifestyle

Your Vote is Your Voice, so make sure that you are registered to vote in West Lancashire

: “It is important that all eligible residents of West Lancashire exercise their right to vote, and to elect the representatives of their choice. So please check that you are registered to vote, that your details are correct and that your voice is heard through the ballot box." Postal or Proxy Votes If you don’t

West Lancashire Borough Council wants your views on new Homelessness & Rough Sleepers Strategy

the importance of collaborative efforts in tackling homelessness: "Delivering a high-quality service to those facing homelessness is our priority and we will make sure that all those who need our help are given the advice and support they require. "To achieve our vision and stop the cycle

Planning approved for Tawd Valley Development Maryvale housing scheme 

and shared ownership. All properties have private areas for parking with secured private gardens and landscaped areas. This scheme, which is close to the town centre and amenities, also aims to respect its current surroundings. This is through the retention of existing trees and shrubs alongside

Council Funding Boosts Burscough Community Farm CIC

development. Burscough Community Farm CIC offers activities such as nature-based arts and crafts, growing and consuming healthy food, and walking and observing nature, all of which promote stress reduction, environmental connection, and mental clarity. These activities help people socialise, learn new

Council launches Embrace Digital marketing sessions to help local businesses thrive in the digital age

accessibility for all participants. The in-person sessions will be held at the West Lancashire Investment Centre (WLIC) and Mere Sands Woods, with lunch provided in between each session to facilitate networking and collaboration among attendees. In-person sessions: Intermediate Instagram: 18

Council Supports The Liberty Centre to Strengthen Domestic Abuse Support Services

even more people in need of support.” Lisa Larsen, Chief Executive Officer at The Liberty Centre said: "This funding is a huge support for The Liberty Centre. It allows us to strengthen our team, enhancing our ability to support all victims of domestic abuse. "The support with rent and service costs

West Lancashire Borough Council approves new infrastructure funding for community improvements

Valley and Fairy Glen, new play facilities at Rufford and Birch Green, Skelmersdale, plus contribution to major highways improvement on Firswood Road to provide safer pedestrian passage will all benefit residents in West Lancashire for many years to come. “These projects will make a real difference

Burscough officially welcomes newly refurbished Wellbeing & Leisure Hub

is bringing to the community. They include a new state-of-the-art gym, dedicated spin room including virtual spin and a refreshed sports hall, squash courts and community rooms. With its focus on promoting health, wellbeing and fitness, the Burscough venue has become a hub of activity for people of all

Council and community join forces to tackle knife crime

, and proactive engagement, we are working to ensure that people understand the risks and know where to turn for help. “We are proud to stand alongside our partners in supporting Operation Sceptre and making West Lancashire a safer place for all." If you have concerns or want to help to get involved or access

Beacon Country Park Masterplan Approved

with partners, we will deliver a secure future for the Beacon Country Park opening up opportunities for all residents and visitors to connect and explore.” Side Panels

Ormskirk Civic Hall receives vital heating upgrade with funding from West Lancashire Borough Council

. It hosts a varied programme of activities and events for all ages, playing a vital role in the cultural life of the town and wider Borough. Councillor Gareth Dowling, Deputy Leader of the Council, said: "Liz and the team at The Civic have worked tirelessly for many years to ensure we retain the fantastic

Have your say on Community Infrastructure funding for improvements in your community

this ringfenced funding, working closely with internal and external partners to deliver key improvements across the Borough drawing in over £1.5m of match funding also.” For more information on all bids and to take part in the consultation, click here: https://bit.ly/4koNPsP Learn about the CIL process

Council budget maintains leisure centres, bin collections and invests in local charities

 everyone in the Borough. “This budget will work hard to provide critical support to our communities, including £100,000 for our third sector organisations such as local charities. It also invests in and protects our outstanding green spaces, maintains and improves leisure provision for all

West Lancashire Borough Council successfully agrees budget to maintain services and foster prosperity

Council, West Lancashire Borough Council has agreed its budget for 2022/23, which will enable it to maintain its services in the coming year. The budget has been formed through collaborative working across all political parties initiated by the Labour Finance portfolio holder Councillor Adam Yates

West Lancashire Borough Council  -  Housing Annual Report for Tenants 2021 – 2022

new homes at Eskbank, 17 in Brierfield and 14 at Fairstead, all in Skelmersdale. Another development at Westhead (10 homes) is due for completion soon and the 27 home Northfield scheme will be completing in phases by autumn 2022. Councillor Nicola Pryce-Roberts, portfolio holder for Housing

Council approves new CIL funding bids for local projects

. The total cost of all projects including match funding amounts is £2,532,287.61, of which 51% has been requested as CIL funding. The full list of 17 projects that have secured funding are: Holmeswood Play Area Fence Replacement, Rufford and Holmeswood Parish Council - £3,000 Holmeswood MUGA (Phase

West Lancashire Borough Council joins over 100 local authorities in appeal to ‘Save our Council Homes’

, avoiding the loss of construction sector capacity and a market downturn They make up a plan for a ‘decade of renewal’, with local authorities and central government working together to get ‘Housing Revenue Accounts’ (HRAs) back on stable foundations, bring all homes up to modern and green standards

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