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Garden waste collections suspended

Published: 17/03/2020

Copeland residents are being reminded that, as part of the council’s resilience planning around coronavirus, garden waste collections are suspended

The fortnightly collections were due to restart this week, but in light of the flexibility needed to deliver core services when staff are unavailable, they will not.

A spokesperson said: “In common with all organisations, we do not know how our staffing levels will be affected in coming weeks, and we will be prioritising the delivery of statutory services.”

The following organisations may be of support in relation to domestic abuse or exploitation:

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• Copeland Borough Council: 01946 598300

• Allerdale Borough Council: 01900 702660

• Barrow Women’s Community Matters/Barrow Borough Council: 01229 311102 / 01229 876599

• Barrow Borough Council: 01229 876599

• Carlisle City Council: 01228 817079

• Eden Housing Association/Eden District Council: 01768 861400/01768 817817

• South Lakeland District Council: 01539 733333

 

Crematorium to host Mother's Day event - CANCELLED

Published: 09/03/2020

A SPECIAL memorial service is being held at Distington Hall Crematorium next week to mark Mother’s Day.

The event on Wednesday, March 18 will involve a flower-planting ceremony to create a memorial flower bed.

Guests will be invited to plant a flower – provided by the crematorium team – in memory of their mother.

Refreshments will be available, and there will also be an opportunity to sign the Mother’s Day Book of Remembrance.

Waste dumped near Household Waste Recycling Centre

Published: 05/03/2020

WASTE has been dumped less than 2.5 miles away from a Household Waste Recycling Centre.

Items including household waste, wood and metal were fly-tipped at the entrance to Eskett Quarry, Frizington.

This dump site is near to Frizington Household Waste Recycling Centre, where the materials could have been disposed of correctly.

The items will be removed by Copeland Council at a cost to the taxpayer.

Mike Starkie, Mayor of Copeland, said: “It’s absolutely outrageous that individuals think this is acceptable.

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