Council's ruling on increased capacity bid at Lytham Festival
“During the licensing hearing we suggested launching a Lytham Festival Community Focus Group to provide a direct line of communication between local residents, the business community and ourselves as event organisers. Full details of this have now been announced and applications from members of the public are welcome.”
Cuffe and Taylor confirmed that the Lytham Festival Community Focus Group will meet four times a year and provide a direct line of communication between the local residential and business community and the event organisers. Members will be given the opportunity to represent the views and ambitions of the town while also highlighting community projects that can be supported by the festival for the overall benefit of residents, businesses and visitors.
Peter Taylor said: “We have always prided ourselves on listening to our local community, answering their questions and, where relevant, acting on suggestions they have. “It has become clear that some residents and businesses feel there needs to be a more formal approach to this and, as ever, we have taken those comments onboard which is why I am delighted to formally announce the launch of a dedicated Lytham Festival Community Focus Group.
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