Join John Goodall, Sian Edmunds and Tom Garratt for another edition of The Fylde Picture, bringing you the latest news and developments from Blackpool, Fylde and the surrounding areas.

This episode, we look at a major change to the government's plans for Lancashire's councils, the latest developments in Blackpool's adult social care services, and a difficult decision facing the town over its coastal defences.

There's also news from St Annes, including the return of a popular seaside event and recognition for local sporting achievements.

Elsewhere, we explore concerns surrounding contaminated allotments in Thornton and plans to protect one of the area's best known historic landmarks.

And finally, Tom brings us an inspiring story about a young Blackpool student who's using artificial intelligence to help people with sight loss, alongside a look at how similar technology is opening up new opportunities for presenters at Tune-Ability.

The Fylde Picture. Local stories. A wider view.

Produced by the inclusive and award-winning Tune-Ability, giving people with learning disabilities and autism opportunities to share their voices through radio and podcasting.

In this edition of The Fylde Picture, John Goodall and Sian Edmunds bring you the latest news and developments from Blackpool, Fylde and the surrounding areas.

John begins with a major update on the Morgan and Morecambe offshore wind farm dispute, as Fylde Council decides against taking legal action over the approved cable routes.

Sian reports on Blackpool reaching the final four in the race to become UK City of Culture 2029, while John looks at new funding to protect the historic Abingdon Street Post Office and plans for the new Southbeach Street Food venue.

There's also exciting music news, with more big names announced for Lytham Festival 2027.

Elsewhere, Sian brings us the first results from Fylde's new food waste collections, plans to improve Fleetwood's Marine Hall, and the latest uncertainty surrounding the future of St Annes boating lake.

And finally, John looks ahead to Preston's Christmas celebrations, including ice skating, festive entertainment and a familiar local name getting involved.

The Fylde Picture, bringing you the stories shaping our communities.

Produced by the inclusive and award-winning Tune-Ability.