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AnyBus Fylde Coast

The AnyBus smartcard makes your travel easier by allowing you to buy one ticket and use it on the vast majority of services within your local area. <AnyBus Fylde Poster>

Great value bus fares

Have you used your Nowcard recently? #TakeTheBus and enjoy free travel with your concessionary pass.  From visiting cafes and garden centres to shopping trips and evenings out, the opportunities are endless your free bus pass. Find out more at www.lancashire.gov.uk/publictransport <Out & about Nowcard poster>

Any of us could foster

Lancashire County Council is asking people to consider what transferable skills they may have gained from careers or life experience to make a good foster carer. <Any of us could foster poster>

Lancashire County Council 'Love Clean App'

Report highway faults, streetlight faults, blocked drains, potholes and more using the Love Clean App <Love Clean App Poster>

Creating Healthy Activities and Nutritious Gains to Empower change

The new free Weight Management programme is for residents of Fylde who are over the age of 18. It is called CHANGE (Creating Healthy Activities and Nutritious Gains to Empower change). To be eligible for the programme clients should have a GP in Fylde or live in the Fylde area with a BMI between 30 and 39.9. <CHANGE poster>

Scam Awareness

You can be scammed in different ways — online, by phone, by post or in person. It’s easier to spot a scam if you know what to look for. <Citizens Advice Could It Be A Scam Poster>

SCAMS - Online dating

Every year thousands of hopefuls sign up to dating Apps and websites looking for that special someone. For many this will end in a meaningful relationship but for others it could mean the end of their dreams and their savings. When looking for love online, watch out for people trying to commit a crime <Be in the know like Jo Poster >

Public Spaces Protection Orders for Dog Control

Further to the Fylde Council Consultation on Public Spaces Protection Orders for Dog Control, a sealed order for dogs on leads by direction came into force with effect from 1st October 2017.  The order requires a person to put any dog in their charge on a lead if requested to do so by an authorised officer.  Failure to comply with the order will result in a Fixed Penalty Notice of £100.  This order applies to all public places except the places listed in the schedule at the end of the order. <Public Spaces Protection Order Notice>

Police Notices

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<Doorstep Crime Posters>
<Beware of Cold Callers/Salesmen knocking on your door>
<Useful contact details and information>
<Useful details for Police re suspicious people or vehicles>

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