Published: 03/06/2015
Wednesday 3 June 2015. For immediate release
COPELAND residents are invited to bring their dogs along for a free pet health check around the borough next week.
The borough council’s enforcement staff have teamed up with the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals to stage the events at four places, starting in Cleator Moor on Tuesday.
Published: 03/06/2015
Copeland volunteers spread Heritage word
Wednesday 3 June 2015. For immediate release
A PROJECT to log the condition of listed buildings has been a resounding success thanks to volunteers from Copeland.
People who assessed Grade II listed buildings back in 2013 have been called on to pass their skills to volunteers in Allerdale, so that they can carry out a similar project there.
Published: 03/06/2015
Wednesday June 3 2015
A FUN hands–on activity learning about and removing invasive weeds is to take place in near Cleator.
Staff from West Cumbria Rivers Trust will help people “go on the pull” and remove the invasive non–native Himalayan Balsam from Longlands Lake and upstream reaches of the River Ehen.
Weekly list of planning applications received for w/e 22/05/2015
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This document outlines the terms and conditions for purchase orders placed by Copeland Borough Council.
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Weekly list of planning applications determined for w/e 15/05/2015
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Weekly list of planning applications received for w/e 15/05/2015
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This gallery holds pictures of the recent THI event on the 16th of May 2015.
Whitehaven Townscape Heritage Initiative is running a free event on understanding traditionally constructed buildings.
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Published: 22/05/2015
Issued 22 May, 2015 for immediate use.
Three of Copeland’s beautiful beaches have won a sought-after Seaside Award.
St Bees, Silecroft and Haverigg – all managed by Copeland Borough Council – have been named as having the very highest standards for cleanliness and facilities.
The Seaside Awards are given out by Keep Britain Tidy and there are just 14 beaches in the whole of the north west of England that have achieved the quality mark.
