Zionism Is Not Racism
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Fylde Borough Council · Lancashire

Fylde councillors

The 37 councillors on Fylde Borough Council, of every party, and where each stands on the Green Party's "Zionism is Racism" motion. None has endorsed the campaign yet.

Conservative 22Independent 11Labour 2Liberal Democrat 2

Email the councillors of Fylde Borough Council

Ask the councillors of other parties to endorse the campaign, and the Green councillors to sign the pledge. Email everyone still to ask, one party, or one person with the Email button beside their name. It opens in your own email app, and you can change every word.

Wards 17

Questions and answers

Who are the councillors on Fylde Borough Council?

Fylde Borough Council has 37 councillors: 22 Conservative, 11 Independent, 2 Labour and 2 Liberal Democrat. Each is listed on this page, ward by ward, with a page of their own saying where they stand on the Green Party's "Zionism is Racism" motion.

Which councillors on Fylde Borough Council have endorsed the campaign that Zionism is not racism?

None yet. Every councillor of another party on Fylde Borough Council is being asked to put their name to one sentence: "Zionism is not racism. I call on the Green Party to reverse its "Zionism is Racism" motion."

How many wards does Fylde Borough Council have?

17: Ansdell & Fairhaven, Ashton, Carnegie, Freckleton Village, Heyhouses, Kilgrimol, Kilnhouse, Kirkham, Lytham East, Lytham West, Medlar-with-Wesham, Park, Rural East Fylde, Rural North Fylde, Staining, Warton and Wrea Green with Westby. Each has a page listing its councillors.

How can I email the councillors on Fylde Borough Council?

Use "Email the councillors of Fylde Borough Council" on this page: write to everyone still to ask, one party's councillors, or one councillor, from your own email app. Councillors who have already endorsed the campaign are left out, as there is no need to ask them again.

What is the Green Party's "Zionism is Racism" motion?

On 4 October 2026 the Green Party of England and Wales passed a motion declaring that "Zionism is racism". It brands as racism the belief, held by around nine in ten British Jews, that the Jewish people have the right to a homeland of their own, and binds the party to treat that belief "as any other form of racism". Councillors and MPs of every other party are being asked to say, in public, that Zionism is not racism.

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