Kirkham Town Council

Kirkham Town Council Kirkham town is pre-Roman in its origin with a name originating from the Danish kirk (church) and -ham (Saxon for settlement, or "home").

It appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 under the name of Chicheham and is described as lying on a Roman road.

🎓🛡️ Heading to University? Stay Scam Smart!Know someone starting university this autumn? Before they pack their bags, ma...
14/08/2026

🎓🛡️ Heading to University? Stay Scam Smart!

Know someone starting university this autumn? Before they pack their bags, make sure they know how to spot the signs of a scam.

Students are often targeted by fraudsters through fake accommodation offers, job scams, phishing messages and online marketplace fraud.
❋ Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true
❋ Use strong passwords and enable multi-factor authentication
❋ Never let anyone use your bank account to move money
❋ If you think you've been scammed, contact your bank immediately and report it to Report Fraud.

A five-minute conversation about scams could help protect a student from losing money and personal information. Stay informed and stay scam smart!

🪵🔥 Think Before You Burn Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service is reminding residents to avoid garden bonfires wherever possi...
14/08/2026

🪵🔥 Think Before You Burn

Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service is reminding residents to avoid garden bonfires wherever possible.

Burning household waste or unwanted furniture can quickly become dangerous, with fires spreading to fences, sheds and nearby properties. Smoke can also cause problems for neighbours.
Instead, consider composting, recycling or using your local council's waste collection services.

🌞 And while the warm weather continues, remember that disposable barbecues should never be used in parks, fields or on moorland. Pack a picnic instead and help protect our green spaces.

If a fire becomes out of control and threatens property, call 999 immediately.

11/08/2026

🌺 Help Mark 100 Years of Kirkham's Memorial Gardens

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Kirkham Memorial Gardens, and we'd love the community to come together to commemorate this special milestone.

To help celebrate the centenary, we're inviting residents, schools, community groups and local organisations to take part in the commemorative procession.
📧Get in touch: [email protected]

As part of the celebrations, we've also shared some incredible historic film footage from the opening of the Memorial Gardens in November 1926. You may even spot a relative or familiar face from generations past!
🎥 Watch the film here:
https://vimeo.com/471421703?fl=pl&fe=sh

The procession starts from Town End at 1.45pm, up Poulton St., down Church Street and into the park. Returning approx. 3pm to the Community Centre
* Sunday 8th November
* 1.45pm

Let's honour those who came before us and make this centenary a memorable occasion for future generations. We hope you'll join us.

🎶🕺 Soul on the Square is Back! 🕺🎶Get ready to dance the night away as Soul on the Square returns to Kirkham Market Squar...
11/08/2026

🎶🕺 Soul on the Square is Back! 🕺🎶

Get ready to dance the night away as Soul on the Square returns to Kirkham Market Square this Saturday, 15th August!
From 6pm to 10pm, enjoy an evening of classic Northern Soul and Motown, all played on vinyl by DJs Dave Gillett and Tim Rabjohn 🎧✨
With food and drink available on site, it's the perfect way to spend a summer evening with family and friends.

Bring your dancing shoes, soak up the atmosphere and let's fill the square with great music, great people and great memories!

11/08/2026
On Saturday 24th October Kirkham Cultural Connections are planning a return of the “Celebrating Kirkham and Wesham’s Tex...
07/08/2026

On Saturday 24th October Kirkham Cultural Connections are planning a return of the “Celebrating Kirkham and Wesham’s Textile Heritage” Exhibition at Kirkham Community Centre - more details about that in the coming days.

As part of the exhibition KCC would like to celebrate the towns’ current textile skills as well as its history, hence the “Craft a Textile Square” Project.

They would like to invite members of the community (old and young) to craft a 20cm (8 inch) textile square during July and August. Any textile, any textile method. So whether you knit, sew, crochet, weave, paint, felt or print, or any other textile method, would you join in?

Drop off boxes are sited at Kirkham Community Centre, Maymans, Kirkham Library and Wesham Co-op. Please complete a form to have your piece identified as made by you.

Please note that the squares would become part of a permanent textile display which would first be shown at the event in October and so would be a donation and could not be returned.
Further enquiries to [email protected]

Pop to Smoosh Beauty & Aesthetic Salon💅 Visit the award winning Smoosh for all your beauty requirements. Offering a full...
07/08/2026

Pop to Smoosh Beauty & Aesthetic Salon

💅 Visit the award winning Smoosh for all your beauty requirements. Offering a full range of treatments and brand of skincare.

💎 £30 off Hydra Facial treatment if you mention that you have seen this video on FB or the Smoosh page.

⁉ Ignore my comment about Prom Season which has very clearly passed for 2026🤦‍♀️, more likely we need to be thinking about getting our Christmas nails and treatments booked in 😆

05/08/2026

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Tuesday 8am - 12pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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