Many have been independent micropubs, bringing a unique perspective to our high streets.
From Fleetwood to Cleveleys, Poulton to Blackpool and St Annes to Lytham, the town centres have continbued to change, with old banks or shops closing down, and new bars and pubs coming in.
Here are some of the new venues worth a trip out to - if you haven’t visited them already!
13. In April, the Glass House, on Bispham Road, Cleveleys, reopened with a new team and a revamp after previosuly closing in January
In April, the Glass House, on Bispham Road, Cleveleys, reopened with a new team and a revamp after previosuly closing in January | Third party Photo: Third party
14. In November last year, bar club H20 opened in the former Royal Bank of Scotland premises on Talbot Rod fter a £100,000 investment
In November last year, bar club H20 opened in the former Royal Bank of Scotland premises on Talbot Rod fter a £100,000 investment | H20 Photo: H20
15. Fleetwood’s newest bar/nightclub has now opened at the former Rafters bar - next to Wetherspoons pub The Thomas Drummond in London Street in Fleetwood.
Fleetwood’s newest bar/nightclub has now opened at the former Rafters bar - next to Wetherspoons pub The Thomas Drummond in London Street in Fleetwood. | Third party Photo: Third party