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Statement of Accounts 2015/16 Statement of Accounts 2015/16	Statement of Accounts 2016/17 Statement of Accounts 2016/17	Statement of Accounts 2017/18 Statement of Accounts 17/18	Statement of Accounts 2018/19 Statement of Accounts 2018/19
Statement of Common Ground - Barrow BC DTC3 Statement of Common Ground - Barrow BC	Statement of Common Ground - Allerdale BC DTC2 Statement of Common Ground - Allerdale BC	Statement of Common Ground - Cumbria CC DTC5 Statement of Common Ground - Cumbria CC	Statement of Common Ground - Friends of the Lake District DTC9 Statement of Common Ground - Friends of the Lake District
Statement of Common Ground - Historic England DTC7 Statement of Common Ground - Historic England	Statement of Common Ground - LDNPA DTC6 Statement of Common Ground - LDNPA	Statement of Common Ground - National Highways DTC8 Statement of Common Ground - National Highways	Statement of Common Ground - Natural England DTC11: Statement of Common Ground - Natural England
Statement of Common Ground - Sellafield Ltd Statement of Common Ground - Sellafield Ltd	Statement of Common Ground - South Lakeland DC DTC4 Statement of Common Ground - South Lakeland DC	Statement of Common Ground - Sport England DTC10 - Statement of Common Ground - Sport England	Statement of Community Involvement Copeland Borough Council adopted its Revised Statement of Community Involvement in August 2020.
Statement of Community Involvement 2008 Statement of Community Involvement 2008	Statement of Consultation - Submission Core Strategy and Development Management Policies DPD - Statement of Consultation - Submission (October 2012)	Statement of Persons Nominated - Parish Council Elections 2023 Statement of Persons Nominated - Parish Council Elections 2023	Strategic Flood Risk Assessment A significant proportion of the urban areas within Copeland are situated in close proximity to the coast and the large rivers of the Borough, and these areas are consequently at risk of coastal and fluvial flooding. However, these are not the only flood risks. There are many locations that are threatened by flooding from the numerous small watercourses that are features of the upland and rural nature of Copeland, and from overloaded drainage and sewage systems. The Copeland Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) has been carried out to meet the following key objectives: to collate all known sources of flooding to identify areas that have a ‘low’, ‘medium’ and ‘high’ probability of flooding; to recommend appropriate land uses within flood affected areas; to recommend possible flood mitigation solutions.
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment The SFRA collates information on all known sources of flooding that may affect existing or future development in Copeland, including tidal, river, surface water flooding.	Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment 2022	Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) 2020 Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) 2020	Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA) 2019 Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA) 2019
Strategic Housing Market Assessment 2019 Strategic Housing Market Assessment 2019

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