Preesall, Stalmine & Hambleton

Preesall, Stalmine, and Hambleton are neighbouring villages in the Wyre district of Lancashire, situated near the River Wyre and Morecambe Bay. The area is known for its coastal and rural landscapes, with salt marshes, farmland, and waterways shaping the local environment. Preesall has a mix of residential and commercial areas, while Stalmine and Hambleton retain a quieter, more rural character. The villages are connected by local roads, providing access to nearby towns like Fleetwood and Poulton-le-Fylde.

The area has a strong agricultural heritage, with farming playing a key role in the local economy. The River Wyre and surrounding wetlands support wildlife, attracting birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Preesall also has historical ties to salt production, while Hambleton’s elevated position offers views across the estuary. Community events and local businesses contribute to the area’s identity, with pubs, shops, and schools serving residents. The nearby A588 provides links to wider transport networks, making it a practical location for commuters.