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ERECT PORCH TO FRONT ELEVATION

Sustainability strategy for Copeland

Copeland Council’s new Sustainability Strategy for 2022/23 puts the sustainability agenda at the heart of everything we do. We have established a science-based carbon budget for the whole of Copeland aligned to limiting global heating to well below two degrees and making efforts to keep the rise to one point five degrees.

This strategy is our commitment to putting social and environmental sustainability at the centre of our decision-making.

VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF RESERVED MATTERS APPLICATION 4/20/2074/0R1 (RELATING TO PLOTS 15, 18, 19, 20 & 21 ONLY)
THE DEVELOPMENT IS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE STOREY MODULAR CABIN WHICH WOULD SERVE AS AN EXTENSION AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SPACE TO THE EXISTING A & E DEPARTMENT BUILDING. THE MODULAR BUILDING HAS BEEN ERECTED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SCHEDULE 2, PART 12A, CLASS A OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT) (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015 (AS AMENDED) AND THIS APPLICATION SEEKS FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR THE RETENTION OF THE BUILDING BEYOND THE 31ST DECEMBER 2021, THAT BEING THE DATE FOR THE CESSATION OF THE USE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SCHEDULE 2, PART 12A, CLASS A.

New app allows easier parking payments

Published: 19/05/2021

COPELAND Borough Council has introduced an app to allow people to pay for their parking by phone.

The MiPermit system is available in all the council's pay and display car parks.

There are posters in the car parks explaining how to pay, using a number unique to each car park. The system also allows people to pay to extend their stay, without having to return to their car to buy another ticket.

The MiPermit app is an additional payment method and motorists can still pay with coins or a card. Parking charges have not changed.

Tributes paid to Margaret Woodburn: former Mayor, Councillor and community champion

Published: 19/05/2021

TRIBUTES have been paid to Margaret Woodburn – a champion of the Egremont community – who has died aged 86.

Margaret was a Copeland Borough Councillor for 30 years and spent almost 40 years serving Egremont Town Council, initially as a councillor and, from 1987 to 2016, as Clerk. She was Mayor of Copeland in 1991/92 and, on leaving Copeland Council in 2011, was made an Alderman of the Borough.

Residents invited to take part in community garden project

Published: 18/05/2021

CLEATOR Moor residents are being invited to take part in a project to create a vibrant community space in the town.

Copeland Borough Council and Home to Work have joined forces to launch the garden project, with the aim of transforming land on the corner of William Morris Avenue.

The plot is currently under-used and in need of improvement, and the partners are inviting local residents to give their views on how it should be developed and used as a sustainable community space. This could include some allotment space set aside for the growing of plants and vegetables.

ATTIC CONVERSION WITH DORMER WINDOWS TO FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS
DISMANTLE OLD PORCH AND BUILD NEW PORCH TO FRONT ELEVATION
DOUBLE STORY EXTENSION TO SIDE OF DWELLING

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