Improvements continue across Lytham as council completes key street upgrades

Lancashire County Council is continuing its Clifton Street improvements in Lytham this week with works focused on removing old posts and sockets and reinstating block paving.

Lancashire County Council has announced that essential works will be taking place on Clifton Street in Lytham this week as part of the ongoing Clifton Street improvements project.

The work will involve the removal of redundant ground sockets and posts, followed by the careful reinstatement of the existing block paving.

Council representatives have confirmed that while some temporary, isolated disruption may be unavoidable, access to all properties and businesses along the street will remain open throughout the duration of the works.

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The improvements form part of a broader initiative to enhance the look and functionality of Clifton Street, making it safer and more welcoming for pedestrians, shoppers, and local businesses alike.

Residents and visitors are being asked to plan for minor delays and take care around the work zones while the project is underway.

Lancashire County Council urges anyone with questions or concerns about the works to stay informed and visit the official project page for the latest updates.

The council emphasises that these improvements aim to deliver a long-term benefit for the Lytham community, maintaining the character of the area while improving safety and accessibility.

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