An update 🚨
We can now sadly confirm that the body found in the Forest of Bowland is that of Katie Kenyon.
We found Katie on Friday following extensive searches and she has now been formally identified as the missing Padiham mum, 33.
Excellent effort, thank you @EnvAgencyNW for your assistance in keeping our beautiful Ribble estuary clean! There was one additional bag not counted, taking the total to around 77kg!
We hope to see you again soon! @FyldeBeachCare@fyldecouncil@Freckletonbloom
It was great to take part in a clean up at Freckleton Estuary earlier this morning!
11 of us helped collect 72kg of plastic waste in just over an hour!
Big thanks to @fyldecouncil and @FyldeBeachCare for arranging!
(2) The Rangers will lead the flat 3 mile walk. We're hoping for as much support as possible, so spread the word and show your support! All proceeds go directly to children in Need. Contact the Rangers for more information @Freckletonbloom@lsaexpress@FyldeCoastRadio
The next Freckleton saltmarsh litter pick is next Thursday! Join the Rangers and @FyldeBeachCare in making a positive impact to the cleanliness, water quality and wider ecological health of the Ribble Estuary. Meet at the end of Pool Lane at 10am! See you there! @fyldecouncil
Gorgeous views of the Ribble Estuary at the freckleton @FyldeBeachCare marsh clean on this fabulous morning ☀️ many thanks to the volunteers who came along today! 👏 Never know what you'll end up finding on this marsh clean! @fyldecouncil@Freckletonbloom@LythamLifeStyle
The first Freckelton salt marsh litter pick is this Thursday, 17th! Can you spare time to make a positive impact to the ecological quality, cleanliness and water quality of the wider Ribble Estuary? Meet at the end of Pool Lane, Freckleton at 10am. @FyldeBeachCare@fyldecouncil
Plans for the biggest single investment in #Blackpool’s tourism industry for more than a century are being unveiled today. The £300m "Blackpool-Central" will bring new visitor attractions, hotels, restaurants and apartments.
Another great clean up on the estuary at Freckleton with 5 lovely volunteers (not everyone likes being in photos!) who collected 12 bags and some big items. Next clean up here is Friday 17th August at 10 am