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TERRACE TYPE HOUSING BLOCK CONTAINING 4X STUDIO APARTMENTS AND 4X TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS, WITH PRIVATE CAR PARK FOR 8 CARS INCLUDING 1 DISABLED BAY (WITH ACCESS OFF TODHOLES ROAD)
CONVERSION FROM A PUBLIC HOUSE INTO A SHOP AND 6. NO FLATS
ERECTION OF SINGLE DWELLING AND DETACHED GARAGE WITH NEW SITE ENTRANCE LOCATION TO REPLACE EXTANT PERMISSION FOR NEW HOUSE
ERECTION OF A DETACHED FOUR BED DWELLING
PROPOSED SIDE/REAR EXTENSIONS TO PROVIDE LARGER LIVING ACCOMMODATION; PROPOSED FRONT EXTENSION; AND ALTERATIONS TO INCREASE THE ROOF HEIGHT OF THE EXISTING DWELLING
ERECT AGRICULTURAL GENERAL PURPOSE/WORKSHOP BUILDING
ERECT TWO STOREY EXTENSIONS TO FRONT AND SIDE ELEVATIONS

£1m projects completed in Cleator Moor and Millom

Published: 29/06/2021

A MILLION-POUND package of community improvement projects has been completed in Cleator Moor and Millom.

Copeland Council successfully applied for £500,000 for each town at the end of 2020 and has used the grants to fund – or part-fund – a series of key projects across both areas. This has included significant upgrades to sporting, leisure and play facilities, improvements to the cycling/walking infrastructure, and a cultural/digital trail.

Copeland residents urged to register to vote

Published: 28/06/2021

RESIDENTS in Copeland are being urged to ensure they are registered to vote in upcoming elections.

Copeland Council is this week starting its annual canvass, in order for the council to keeps its electoral register up to date - and to ensure those who are not registered have the opportunity to do so.

The annual event asks people to confirm their details, or make any changes, so that they can be included on the register, ahead of local elections in May 2022.

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