Social Value Ideas for Wyre Borough Council

We have identified 50 evidence-based social value themes for Wyre Borough Council in North West across 34 service areas. These insights are derived from the latest council meeting transcripts and can inform your social value strategy for bids and tenders.

Policy23
Pressure7
Opportunity4
Spending8
Action8
Policy1% confidence

Chapel Street AQMA revoked

The council approved revocation of the Chapel Street Air Quality Management Area after prolonged compliance and road changes reduced pollution. The report said there was no longer a need for monitorin…

The air pollution around Chapel Street in in Pton was caused by the one-way system, the busy crossroads at the top, and the volume of traffic using th…
Action1% confidence

External legal and consultancy support for landfill case

The council said it is instructing external solicitors and specialist landfill consultants to support its legal team and to obtain independent expert evidence on Jameson Road. This is intended to help…

We are in the process of instructing external solicitors to assist our legal team and external consultants with expertise in landfill sites. We as a c…
Pressure1% confidence

Hillhouse PFAS contamination response

The council reported provisional soil testing showing elevated PFAS/PFOA levels at Hillhouse, including allotments, and said more detailed sampling would follow. Members raised concerns about the exte…

thank you um as indicated in paragraph 8 of the report a verbal update will be given on the potential land contamination situation uh the provisional …
Action1% confidence

Letter on Hill House risks

The council committed to writing to residents and allotment holders on 7 March 2025 confirming its advice not to eat fruit and vegetables grown within 1 kilometre of Hill House until more is known.

we have received information from our partners that confirms that items grow in allotments very close to the hill housee site have been tested for per…
Opportunity1% confidence

Landfill air study request

Residents pressed the council to commission its own independent community impact and air monitoring studies for Jameson Road landfill, arguing that current monitoring is inadequate and that local peop…

At the last full council meeting, Councelor Vincent confirmed that Wyber Council has duties as both the local authority and the land owner of Jameson …
Action1% confidence

Diary-sheet evidence campaign

To support a statutory nuisance case, the council is running a large evidence-gathering exercise using resident diary sheets and home visits by environmental health officers. The leader committed to e…

When we have received complaints from households, we have routinely responded by email or letter to inform the complainants that they need to provide …
Policy1% confidence

Budget and council tax set

Council approved the 2025/26 revenue budget, council tax and capital programme, following a recorded vote after debate on the level of council tax and the need to protect reserves and services.

these are uncertain times for this Council I've already updated the on the position as a local government reorganization in Lancashire the labor gover…
Spending1% confidence

Budget and council tax set

The council approved the 2022-23 budget and council tax, including a £5 increase on a Band D property. The leader cited around £7 million in lost government funding since 2010-11, and the budget was p…

the next item on the council tax for 22.23 is the revenue budget for the capital programme as usual the budget meeting we first need to deal with two …
Spending1% confidence

Council tax rise approved

The leader proposed and the council approved the 2018-19 council tax resolutions, including a rise of 5 pounds 63 a year on a band D property. The budget speech framed this as necessary to protect fro…

the council tax for 2018-19 we need first to deal with two procedural issues I intend in line with the normal convention and in accordance with my dis…
Spending1% confidence

Budget tax rise approved

The council approved a 2.99% council tax increase for 2026/27, framed as necessary to protect services and maintain financial resilience amid funding reductions. The leader said the increase equates t…

"The government settlement assumes that district council will increase council tax to the maximum permitted level of up to 3% or £5 on a band property…
Pressure1% confidence

Funding gaps and savings pressure

The budget speech highlighted major grant reductions, reliance on efficiency savings, and the need to keep services going despite lower central support. This is a clear financial pressure affecting pr…

which week we get to keep just 12 million or 40 percent of the total money's collected if we could retain 20 percent or nearly 18 million who knows ju…
Spending1% confidence

Fleetwood Ferry subsidy

The meeting noted ongoing support for the Not End to Fleetwood Ferry, with Wyre Council and Lancashire County Council each contributing £52,000.

on a positive note very pleasing to see this that support has remained in place by both wbor Council and laner County Council for the not end to Fleet…
Opportunity1% confidence

Fleetwood-Poulton rail feasibility

The council discussed a new £100,000 government commitment for a feasibility study into the Fleetwood and Poulton rail link, with members framing it as an important first step toward improved transpor…

the police that incidently is going well add an additional 10 pounds on to the the council tax bill for Bundy properties and I particularly mentioned …
Spending1% confidence

Transport feasibility study

Labour proposed a revenue contribution of up to £35,000 from general balances for a feasibility study on reinstating the rail line and improving connectivity. The proposal was debated as a response to…

last week this council adopted a local plan that proposes the building of around 9000 houses half of which will be in the urban west of the borough wi…

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