Published: 27/03/2019
A recent visitor to Copeland Borough Council's waste and recycling depot declared it "really cool."
Four-year-old Robert Thomsen is a big fan of recycling and waste trucks, so his mum Sarah asked if he could come and see the real thing at the team's Moresby base.
Robert enjoyed seeing the depot and sitting in the trucks with his dad Simon.
Published: 27/03/2019
AN innovative and ambitious project for a coastal challenge route in Copeland has been given the green light.
The recreational route, which will stretch from Whitehaven to Millom, will feature adrenalin activities, cycling facilities and art installations at various intervals along its unbroken 40 -mile trail, and will be available all year round.
Work will begin immediately and will be complete in time to host the first of what will become an annual mass participation event in September next year.
Published: 26/03/2019
COPELAND’S residents will receive their polling cards this week ahead of three elections in May.
Residents will go to the polls on Thursday, May 2 to vote for a Directly Elected Mayor and 33 councillors to represent the borough. Elections may also be contested for a number of town/parish council seats.
Nominations are now open and the deadline for candidates’ completed forms is 4pm on Wednesday, April 3.
Weekly list of planning applications determined for w/e 22/03/2019
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Weekly list of planning applications received for w/e 22/03/2019
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Published: 19/03/2019
A CHURCH grounds has received a spruce up thanks to a community litter-pick.
A host of organisations joined forces to tidy the grounds of St John’s Church, Cleator Moor, and the surrounding area.
The event was organised for the pupils of the Energy Coast UTC, at Lillyhall, as part of the Future Pathways programme run by Copeland Hub.
Joining the pupils were volunteers from Cumbria Constabulary, Copeland Borough Council and Home Group, while a free lunch was provided by the neighbouring Co-op.
Dozens of bags were collected during the session.
A guide to your council tax and business rates for 2021/22
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