in 2024, at which point its upkeep was in a period of inactivity Today, the majority of the buildings at the station have long since been demolished, but the platforms remain, along with one of the original walls used to support the station's canopy and the bases for the waiting rooms on the up platform. The site of the main station buildings and bus turning circle are now the site of a supermarket and small shops, narrowing the original down platform by a small amount. On 1 July 2007, the station was leased by
Network Rail to the
Poulton & Wyre Railway Society to allow the group of volunteers access to the site to return the station to a restored condition. Extensive improvements have occurred since the Poulton & Wyre Railway Society have been working on the station, A large hurdle was the section just short of Fleetwood that had been built over by the
A585. An alternative route into Fleetwood was not obvious, at least in early 2020. The study also found that reopening the link would propose an 11-minute journey from Fleetwood to Poulton, and 28 minutes from Fleetwood to Preston. A journey which currently takes an hour by public transport. ==References==