News archive
News published October 2020
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Remembrance Sunday in Wyre
Published 22 October 2020
Wyre Council is encouraging residents to observe a doorstep two minute silence on Remembrance Sunday (8 November) to remember those that fought for our country.
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New play equipment installed on Jubilee Gardens following £35k investment
Published 19 October 2020
Jubilee Gardens in Cleveleys will benefit from £35,000 of improvements thanks to investment from Wyre Council, alongside a grant from the Lancashire Environmental Fund.
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Lancashire moves to Tier 3 coronavirus alert level
Published 16 October 2020
Lancashire, including Wyre, has been moved into the "very high" Covid alert level by government. New restrictions will be in place from 0001 on Saturday 17 October.
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Work nears completion at the Mount
Published 14 October 2020
The restoration work at the Mount in Fleetwood continues at pace with the final parts of the project due to be completed by the end of November.
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Wyre's Tier 2 restrictions begin today
Published 14 October 2020
From today 14 October 2020 the COVID alert level for Wyre is High, meaning new restrictions are in place.
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Wyre celebrates as parks once again win Green Flag Awards
Published 14 October 2020
Today, Wyre Council is joining parks and green spaces across the country in raising their 2020 Green Flag Awards.
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Tier 2 for Lancashire in government's new Covid alert system
Published 12 October 2020
The government has announced its new coronavirus alert system and has placed Lancashire in Tier 2 – meaning that coronavirus levels are high in the county.
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Lancashire Resilience Forum issues guidance on faith and community events
Published 12 October 2020
The Lancashire Resilience Forum (LRF) has issued guidance on restrictions around upcoming faith and community events for the remainder of 2020 due to coronavirus.
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Community Trust will transform the lives of more individuals thanks to Wyre Council grant
Published 09 October 2020
Fleetwood Town Community Trust is delighted to have been awarded a £25,000 grant from Wyre Council so they can extend their provision and enrich the lives of even more individuals across the borough.
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Wyre’s Test and Trace support payment scheme now open
Published 08 October 2020
If you can’t work because you’ve been told to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace, and you can’t work from home and are on a low income, you may be able to claim for help.
