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CONSTRUCTION OF 14 DWELLINGS FOR AFFORDABLE RENT AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE, PARKING AND LANDSCAPING
ERECTION OF NEW SWIMMING POOL BUILDING ON THE FORMER FOOTPRINT OF RECENTLY DEMOLISHED SWIMMING POOL BUILDING
AMENDMENT OF CONDITION 5 (MODIFICATIONS TO ACCESS JUNCTION) OF PLANNING APPROVAL 4/18/2472/0O1 -OUTLINE APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF 65 DWELLINGS INCLUDING FULL DETAILS OF ACCESS AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE
AMENDMENT OF CONDITION 5 (MODIFICATION OF ACCESS JUNCTION) OF PLANNING APPROVAL 4/16/2409/0O1 - OUTLINE APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF 65 DWELLINGS INCLUDING FULL DETAILS OF ACCESS WITH ALL OTHER MATTERS RESERVED
CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE STOREY SIDE AND REAR LINK EXTENSION; REAR EXTENSION TO EXISTING GARAGE WITH INTERNAL MODIFICATIONS; CHANGE OF USE OF AGRICULTURAL LAND TO EXTEND DOMESTIC CURTILAGE TO FORM A RESIDENTIAL GARDEN

Copeland Council welcomes local government reorganisation

Published: 21/07/2021

COPELAND Council has welcomed the opportunity to change the way council services are delivered in Cumbria.

In December 2020, four proposals were submitted to Government, from the seven councils in Cumbria, outlining their preferred model for a local government reorganisation.

In February 2021, the Government launched an eight-week consultation on all four of the proposals made by Cumbrian authorities.

Today, (Wednesday) the Government announced that it has chosen to progress the model outlined in a joint submission between Copeland and Allerdale Borough Councils.  

Whitehaven Lass tracked down

Published: 21/07/2021

AN HISTORIC Whitehaven ship’s figurehead, thought to have gone missing, has pride of place in a European art collection.

Back in January 2020, The Beacon Museum shared a 1930s photograph of the piece, from the ship the Whitehaven Lass. The picture was thought to have been taken in the Whitehaven area, but the current whereabouts of the figurehead were unknown.

The social media post was spotted by international figurehead researcher, Richard Hunter, who got in touch with Copeland Borough Council.

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