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Thousands of children helped to get more active thanks for innovative work delivered by South Ribble Borough Council
With the aim of 'more people, more active', the council's unique Active Health programme has provided a total of 2,655 sessions held throughout the 2022/23 year.
South Ribble Borough Council goes the extra mile to support families during school holidays
The council has delivered over 30,000 sessions for children and young people since the scheme's inception in the Borough in 2021.
Over £140,000 invested in Birch Avenue Play Area, another state-of-the-art facility welcomed to South Ribble
Birch Avenue in Penwortham saw fully refurbished play area after South Ribble Borough Council invests £145,000 into project.
South Ribble Borough Council 2023-24 budget approved
The full budget for the next financial year was approved by full Council on 1 March
Council proposes a freeze on council tax for third consecutive year - in support of residents through rising cost of living
The Council has outlined their proposed 2023/24 budget and are asking residents to share their views before a full decision is made at the end of the month.
Popular 'tower slide' from Withy Grove Play Area to be removed following fire damage
South Ribble Borough Council will close the popular play area this Wednesday for the slide's removal.
Have your say on new improvement plans for Worden Park and the grounds of Worden Hall
We have launched a new consultation on plans for further improvements to Worden Park and the grounds of Worden Hall.
It's the news you have all been waiting for! The acts for the 2023 Music in the Park have been revealed!
The hits to sing-along and dance to this year will definitely include the chart-topping classic tunes: Venus, Mysterious Girl, I Won't Let The Sun Go Down on Me, Rotterdam and Lip Up Fatty.... have you guessed them yet?
South Ribble Borough Council once again set to support hundreds of families with free activities for children during October half term
In direct response to the ongoing cost of living crisis the Council have funded additional activities to support families and children in the school holidays.
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