Luke Farlie from Park School has been named as Blackpool and The Fylde College’s Young Artist of the Year.  Luke’s picture, entitled ‘Bright Outlook’, scooped him the top prize of £100 in Art Vouchers and £200 of art equipment for his school. ...

Musical Theatre and Acting degree students will perform their final Showcase in Blackpool this Saturday with the highest ever percentage having already secured agent representation and high profile roles on stage when they leave B&FC. Af ...

An innovative community project from Blackpool and The Fylde College’s School of Creative Arts will aim to get more people enjoying and engaging with the arts. The College has taken over a vacant shop in a prime town centre location and turned ...

Blackpool and The Fylde College student Emma Freeman has been named as the first winner of a Redeye Printing Bursary during her final year studying BA (Hons) Photography. Her work is solely shot on film which is very important to her. Emma says: “T ...

A two day music festival at Blackpool and The Fylde College will see young and aspiring students from the Music and Media departments collaborate to broadcast a musical performance live over the internet for the first time. Billed ‘Amp-le-Fylde’, th ...

Blackpool and The Fylde College enjoyed a visit from royalty when Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, dropped into the University Centre as part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee tour. The Prince spent time chatting to a number of students and staff w ...

Musical Theatre students from Blackpool and The Fylde College are rehearsing for the biggest performance of their lives ahead of their final year graduate show, a version of the cult musical Rent. The show will be a culmination of three years of har ...

A rare map originated from JRR Tolkien’s own drawings and a charming edition of Alice Through the Looking Glass headline a unique exhibition of book bindings and letter press from well loved novels at Blackpool and The Fylde College’s Gallery. ...

Media students from Blackpool and The Fylde College were overjoyed when they were treated to an impromptu masterclass from Daybreak Chief Correspondent Richard Gaisford and his crew. The group of 18 students, who are studying in their second year fo ...

i luv my can, the nationwide search for the most imaginative and creative use of empty drinks cans, has today unveiled the winner of the competition as Hannah Sykes, 18, from Blackpool and The Fylde College. Hannah’s entry of a couture-inspired can bust ...