AI automation across Wyre.
We work with businesses in all 54 towns and villages in the district.
Towns in Wyre
Fleetwood
Population 26,232
Lofthouse of Fleetwood, maker of Fisherman's Friend lozenges, is the town's primary employer; fish processing, port operations and...
Poulton-le-Fylde
Population 18,115
Market town whose business base centres on Poulton Industrial Estate; unemployment was just 1.41% in 2004, well below regional and...
Garstang
Population 4,428
Declared itself the world's first Fairtrade Town in April 2000; its Thursday market dates back to the early 1300s.
Preesall
Population 5,694
Former salt-mining town; subsidence closed the mines in 1931 and created the water-filled 'Flashes', while ICI continued brine pum...
Knott End-on-Sea
Population 5,657
A three-minute ferry crossing links the village to Fleetwood across the Wyre estuary; it also has a golf club and county library.
Cleveleys
Seaside town forming the western half of the Thornton-Cleveleys conurbation, which had 28,703 residents in 2011.
Thornton
Hillhouse Technology Enterprise Zone, the 138 hectare former ICI chemical and salt works site, now hosts more than 40 companies in...
Villages and smaller places we also cover
These are served from the same team on the same terms. They are listed here rather than given a page each, because a page that only restates the district page helps nobody.
Carleton
Carleton Crematorium and Cemetery, opened in 1935, serves the wider Fylde coast.
Hambleton
Rural village with little local employment; most working residents commute to Preston, Lancaster and Blackpool...
Catterall
United Utilities' Franklaw Water Treatment Works and Collinson Plc, manufacturer of agricultural and industria...
Pilling
Extensive mossland parish covering 3,387 hectares on the southern corner of Morecambe Bay, with Pilling Sands...
Great Eccleston
Agricultural village with a monthly farmers' market, a weekly general market and a two-day July agricultural s...
Cabus
Sits on the A6 corridor 12 miles north of Preston, served by three Stagecoach routes to Preston, Lancaster, Mo...
Forton
Forton Services, operated by Moto between junctions 32 and 33 of the M6, is the parish's best-known landmark a...
Bilsborrow
A6 and Lancaster Canal village with a themed thatched hamlet of restaurant, hotel and tavern; a large paper mi...
Stalmine
Small A588 village with a primary school, the Seven Stars pub and a shop and post office.
Claughton-on-Brock
The Fitzherbert-Brockholes family's agricultural estate of 16 farms dates back to 1395 and still shapes the lo...
Inskip
MOD Inskip, a tri-service military communications centre on the former RNAS airfield HMS Nightjar, has four ra...
Nether Wyresdale
Parish containing Scorton, Street and part of Dolphinholme, with St Peter's Church, Scorton by Lancaster archi...
Out Rawcliffe
The medieval Rawcliffe Hall now serves as a bar and function room at Rawcliffe Hall Holiday Park.
Upper Rawcliffe-with-Tarnacre
Parish containing St Michael's on Wyre on the north bank of the river.
Nateby
Small commuter village whose railway station closed in 1930 and post office in 2000.
Winmarleigh
Duchy of Lancaster estate village; Winmarleigh Hall is now an outdoor education centre run by NST Travel Group...
Scorton
Former cotton mill and railway village, now events-led with the annual Scorton Steam show and the Lancashire G...
Churchtown
St Helen's Church, Grade I listed and once known as the 'Cathedral of the Fylde', with a lepers' window and a...
Kirkland
Riverside parish containing Churchtown, midway between Preston and Lancaster.
Bleasdale
Bronze Age Bleasdale Circle earthwork sits within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; wa...
Barnacre
Rural, hilly parish area containing the ruins of Greenhalgh Castle.
Bonds
Part of Barnacre-with-Bonds parish, forming a continuous built-up area with Garstang.
Bowgreave
Home to Garstang Community Academy and an eighteen-hole golf course adjoining a Best Western hotel.
Brock
Hamlet on the River Brock in Claughton-on-Brock parish beside the A6, near Brock Bottom and the Fitzherbert-Br...
Burn Naze
Residential area of Thornton-Cleveleys beside the former ICI Hillhouse chemical works.
Calder Vale
Quaker-founded model village whose Lappet Mill, built in 1835 and powered by the River Calder, still operates...
Dolphinholme
Thomas Hinde's 1795 worsted mill made the lower village among the first in the UK to have gas lighting, in 181...
Eagland Hill
Remote mossland community within Pilling civil parish.
Hardhorn
Paired with Poulton in the historic Hardhorn with Newton area, now the Hardhorn ward.
Hollins Lane
Village in Forton parish on the West Coast Main Line corridor; has a post office, place of worship and the New...
Little Thornton
Myerscough
Myerscough College, a land-based and agricultural college, is the dominant institution.
Norcross
Tomlinson House on Norcross Lane is a long-established government office site used by the DWP and Defence Busi...
Oakenclough
Ratten Row
One of only two settlements in Upper Rawcliffe-with-Tarnacre parish alongside St Michael's on Wyre; farm shop...
Rossall
Rossall School, a coeducational independent day and boarding school founded in 1844, is the area's most promin...
Scronkey
Constituent locality of Pilling civil parish.
Shireshead
Hamlet in Forton parish with two churches, St James' of 1887-90 and the older St Paul's of 1805 on Stoney Lane
Skippool
Historic creek and former port on the west bank of the River Wyre at Thornton; Skippool Creek moorings and mar...
Sowerby
Paired with Inskip in the Inskip-with-Sowerby civil parish.
St Michael's on Wyre
Grade I listed St Michael's Church, founded before 640 AD with a 14th century nave and 16th century tower, is...
Stake Pool
Locality within Pilling parish, home to the Elletson Arms.
Stanah
Headquarters of Wyre Estuary Country Park, on the western bank of the River Wyre.
Staynall
Paired with Stalmine in the Stalmine-with-Staynall civil parish.
Street
Hamlet within Nether Wyresdale parish between the River Wyre and Grizedale Brook.
Trunnah
Old core of Thornton around Trunnah Road, site of the Grade II listed Trunnah Farmhouse of 1769
Whiteholme
One of the four constituent settlements of Carleton alongside Great Carleton, Little Carleton and Norcross.
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