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Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner has launched his
Police and Crime Plan Public Consultation.
This survey is an opportunity for everyone who lives, works and travels in Lancashire to share feedback on crime and policing as well as the proposed priorities in the PCC’s draft Police and Crime Plan 2024- 2029.
As the public’s voice in policing, the Commissioner wants to hear from as many people as possible to ensure that the Police and Crime Plan reflects the views of the people of Lancashire. Click here or the link above to complete the survey
Welcome to North Meols Parish Council site for Banks. Take a look and find out about upcoming events, what’s happening at the council meetings or find out some history.
The Parish of North Meols (which included Churchtown, Crossens, Marshside and Banks) has had its history dated back to pre-conquest days. Known then as Otegrimeles, it was held by Saxon Lords until the Norman Conquest. In between the sea and the great Martin Mere, the narrow strip of arable land that constituted North Meols passed on to William De Coudrey. The son of William De Coudrey, Robert, built the first Manor House in the Parish, Meols Hall, but the area remained isolated and thus was very slow developing. The cluster of cottages around the Church became known as Churchtown and was for many centuries the most populated area in North Meols.