All the very best for 2019

Blackpool Civic Trust promoting excellence since 1975

Blackpool North Pier, Boxing Day 2017

Founded in 1975, Blackpool Civic Trust seeks to promote excellence and community spirit in Blackpool for people of all ages. We are interested in all things Blackpool, particularly its heritage and future for people. We have monthly meetings, visits to places of interest, and community activities such as Civic Week. We'd love you to join us.

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Most recent Corporate Member:

Live in Blackpool

Peter & Louise Mowbray with Manager Dave Kerr

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email: liveinblackpool@live.co.uk

Monthly Meetings
Monthly Meetings on the third Monday of the month at 7pm

2019 Meeting Speakers

February 18th at St Stephen's on the Cliffs
Blackpool Museum Update and Barry Band speaking about 20yrs of the North West Air Ambulance Service.

non-members welcome.

March 18th, AGM

Blackpool Civic Trust Art Competition 2019

This year Blackpool civic Trust is holding an art competition open to any non -professional artists, schools, colleges and youth groups with an aim to producing a calendar for 2020. We have booked Exhibition space at the Solaris, south shore, for the whole of July next year where the shortlisted artworks will go on display, and the final 13 winners will each receive their artwork framed as their prize.

Click here to see a list of our speakers and upcoming events in 2019

2018 Blackpool Civic Trust Awards

Every year we present awards for the Best Building Work and Community Activities in Blackpool.

You can get involved by nominating places and people for an Award. Closing date 31st December 2018.

Read about The Blackpool Civic Trust Awards click here.

Blackpool Civic Trust Commemorative Bench

The Civic Trust's 'Lest We Forget' commemorative bench has now been installed in the Fylde Memorial Arboretum, Moor Park Avenue. The bench has beeSn installed on a purpose-made concrete base diametrically opposite the wooden entrance to the Burma Star Association area of the Arboretum. This is a very appropriate place. More photos in News

Blackpool Civic Trust Commemorative Bench at Fylde Memorial Arboretum

Devonshire Road Rock Garden Project

Blackpool Civic Trust has been working with the Friends of the Rock Gardens to uncover and restore the impressive and extensive rock formations of the Devonshire Rock Gardens, which were opened in 1938 and are the highest point in the west Fylde.

At present volunteers are working hard on the Vista, where the original large rocks were obscured and sometimes buried beneath overgrown shrubs and the slow accumulation of soil. The view across the Gardens with its two ponds and waterfalls is now much clearer and the attractive rocks in the Vista’s flowerbed are no longer hidden from sight.