Burscough Town Council

Town Council Offices will be closed from Monday 23rd December 2024 until Monday 6th January 2025 inclusive.

We would like to wish all our residents a Very Happy Christmas and Peaceful New Year,

Next Town Council Meetings:
21st August 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
18th September 2024Interchange Building starting at 7pm
16th October 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
20th November 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
18th December 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm

Next Planning and Footpaths Committee Meetings:
7th August 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
4th September 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
2nd October 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
6th November 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm
4th December 2024 Interchange Building starting at 7pm

Confirmation of Exercise Of Public Rights

Each year the smaller authority’s Annual Governance and Accountability Return is required to be reviewed by an external auditor appointed by Smaller Authorities’ Audit Appointments Ltd.

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Defibrillator Training

Defibrillator Training

Defibrillator training, often combined with CPR training, equips you to respond effectively in a cardiac arrest situation.

Defibrillator training, often combined with CPR training, equips you to respond effectively in a cardiac arrest situation.

Burscough Meeting Community Rooms in the Interchange Building

Burscough Town Council has extended its room booking system Monday through until Sunday 10am until 10pm, if you would like to make a booking please follow the link. 

Burscough is a thriving community of about 10,000 residents located by the Leeds to Liverpool Canal on the A59 about halfway between Liverpool and Preston. Burscough is home to Martin Mere Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre, Merseyside Passenger Transport Trust, the Wharf and much more.

We have a rich history from the 12th Century Priory, the Leeds and Liverpool canal and HMS Ringtail, two railway stations, lots of pleasant walks, the best places to eat and drink, and a great welcome. Burscough is a small town that feels like a village, with a range of excellent shops and the best industrial space you can find. The town is set for major growth in the coming years and there is always lots for a Town Council to do.

Use the Menu above to find details of how the Town Council works. You can look up Councillors details and how to get in touch; agendas and minutes of meetings, news and items of interest.

If you would like to get involved with the work of the Town Council or comment on any issue of Town Council business, your contribution will be most welcome. Come to any of our meetings or contact us whichever way suits you best. Wikipedia

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Flood Resilience

 

Burscough Town Council have a small supply of aqua sacs and hydro snakes which are available to Burscough residents. These are limited to residents who are most vulnerable and at risk of foul water, clear water and surface water entering their property. Please contact any of the following who will be able to provide some flood resilience.

 

Contact Telephone Number
Derick Moss 07860735025
Brian Kennedy 01704 895374