Sefton launches new Local Plan as Formby residents urged to help shape the town’s future

Duke Street Park set for exciting upgrades including new mural, nature trail and improved play area

Could Parking Fines Increase in Formby? MP Discusses Tougher Measures Including Vehicle Towing

Food Waste Caddies Won’t Arrive in August After All as Sefton Confirms Delay To Formby Bubble

Ground Investigation Teams Move Into Woodlands School Field as Questions Grow Over Future Plans

Food Waste Caddies to Be Delivered to Homes Across Formby Ahead of New Weekly Collections

Major Road into Formby to be completely closed for almost Two Weeks

🚧 Huge Road Excavation Continues to Cause Major Disruption at Formby Crossroads

Formby Parish Council seeks further clarification from Sefton Council over Marsh Brows apartment development

West Lane Piling Protest Leads to Talks Between Residents and Redrow. Residents protesting outside the Redrow development at West Lane yesterday say they have achieved a positive first step after representatives from Redrow came out to meet them and answer questions face to face. The peaceful protest attracted a good turnout, with residents gathering outside the site carrying placards to voice their concerns over the ongoing driven piling works, which many say have caused mon

Enough Is Enough’ – Formby Residents to Take to the Streets Over West Lane Piling

A planning application currently being considered by Sefton Council has prompted concerns over what it could mean for the future of Formby Village, with fears that around 30 public parking spaces could effectively be lost if the proposals go ahead. Application DC/2026/00533 seeks permission to convert the former gym above the Marks and Spencer Foodhall in Furness Avenue into ten residential apartments. While bringing a long vacant building back into use may be welcomed by man