The Story of the Crumbly Cheese Shop
The story of the Crumbly Cheese shop on Cleveleys high street was one of our biggest stories in 2014.
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Welcome to Cleveleys! Find out about this family-friendly seaside town on the Fylde Coast, not far from Blackpool.

In this section you can explore the golden beach and long stretch of beautiful promenade. Find out which beaches are dog friendly. Soak-up the amazing views and sunsets. Visit the thriving town centre to bag a bargain and take a ride on a tram!
We’ve got information on travelling to Cleveleys by car and where to park when you get here. You can find out about public transport or travelling by coach – it’s a popular place for bus trips!
In ‘About’ we’ve got lots of pages full of interesting things from Cleveleys and the wider Fylde Coast. Here’s a flavour of what you’ll find –
The story of the Crumbly Cheese shop on Cleveleys high street was one of our biggest stories in 2014.
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Hillhouse Enterprise Zone (EZ) is the site of the former ICI plant and salt works at Thornton, on the banks of the River Wyre.
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Beach nourishment works were carried out at Cleveleys, back in June 2013, to protect the sea defences and reduce the risk of flooding.
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Cleveleys has a special relationship with the turbines you can see at sea. Here’s more about the Walney Offshore Windfarm.
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Onshore cabling to connect the Walney Offshore Windfarm to the national grid took place in phases. Here’s how it was done.
Rossall Beach Residents and Community Group is asking people to reuse and recycle the things they find on the beach this summer with the help of their new beachcombing box. With the help of local builders merchants Builders Supplies North West, they have installed the new beachcombing box adjacent to the popular seafront car parking
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