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Orchard Road & Garden Street Improvements – Fylde Council

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Fylde Council has unveiled plans for two significant regeneration projects aimed at enhancing accessibility, connectivity, and the visitor experience in St Annes. The improvements, which form part of the wider St Annes Masterplan, include a transformation of Garden Street with a £1.5 million investment and an additional scheme to enhance Orchard Road in partnership with St Annes Town Council. The Garden Street project will create a vibrant pedes…

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Orchard Road & Garden Street Improvements – Fylde Council

Fylde Council has unveiled plans for two significant regeneration projects aimed at enhancing accessibility, connectivity, and the visitor experience in St Annes. The improvements, which form part of the wider St Annes Masterplan, include a transformation of Garden Street with a £1.5 million investment and an additional scheme to enhance Orchard Road in partnership with St Annes Town Council. The Garden Street project will create a vibrant pedes…

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fylde.gov.uk broke the news in 5 days ago on Monday, March 31, 2025.

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