Wyre Council Disappointed by Offshore Wind Cable Route Decision – Calls for Stanah Upgrade to Protect Communities and Boost Jobs
Wyre Council has expressed deep disappointment at the decision to route underground cables for the East Irish Sea Transmission Project through Wyre, connecting the Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm to the national grid at Penwortham Substation.
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Have your say on proposed projects in Fleetwood
The Future Fleetwood Partnership Board would like to hear from the public on their proposed projects for the town.
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Wyre Council confirms new Chief Executive
Wyre Council has confirmed that Rebecca Huddleston will become their new Chief Executive when current CEO Garry Payne retires in March next year.
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Fleetwood's festive trail returns this December
Wyre Council has released its festive interactive digital trail in Fleetwood once again so that families can play along and help Nic Clause find his way this Christmas.
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Good news for Wyre's bathing beaches
Wyre's two bathing waters have been classified as 'good' for the seventh year in a row
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Vote for your favourite Great British Market
Voting is now open for Britain's Favourite Market 2023 with the Great British Market Awards.
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Free Holiday Activity and Food clubs in Wyre this Christmas
Bookings are now open for Wyre Council’s popular Holiday Activity and Food Clubs this Christmas - a programme of free activities for children on benefits-related free school meals.
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National Tree Week 2022 begins!
Wyre Council has committed to planting 25,000 trees as part of its pledge to tackle climate change.
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Wyre’s business winners announced for 2022
Business success was celebrated last night at the Wyre Business Awards 2022 where local businesses came together to celebrate their passion, expertise and contribution to Wyre’s economic development.
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Wyre Council’s Leader to stand down after 16 years of service
Councillor David Henderson, Leader of Wyre Council has confirmed that he will be standing down as Leader from 30 November 2022.
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Lancashire is working together to take more control of our shared destiny
Lancashire's political leaders will come together today to launch their shared ambition for the future of the county.
