Planning applications lodged across Cumbria councils this week

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 06:10 · Archive

Planning applications have been submitted to councils across Cumbria, including proposals for tree works, home extensions, and infrastructure projects.

Planning applications have been submitted to councils across Cumbria, covering a wide range of proposals from routine maintenance to significant infrastructure and development projects.

Cumberland Council in North Cumbria has received applications including tree works to a lime tree in Brampton, subject to a Tree Preservation Order, roofing work at Syke Head near Hethersgill, and installation of a light pole at Ellers Mill Lane. Multiple applications relate to discharge of conditions for the Hadrian's Camp development in Houghton, concerning environmental management, habitat, drainage, boundary treatments, public open space, investigation and risk assessment, construction traffic management, and water drainage schemes.

Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council has received an application for approval of boundary treatment details at the former Spirit Energy Gas Condensate Storage Site on St Andrews Street, relating to demolition and engineering works. A separate application concerns tree works at Croft Park Grove, involving canopy reductions and branch removal from sycamore, oak, and horse chestnut trees under a Tree Preservation Order.

Westmorland and Furness Council has received applications for tree works in Grange-over-Sands and Ulverston, roofing replacements at Canal Head Depot in Kendal, and a new dairy cattle building and associated concrete hard standings at Green Lane End Farm in Lupton. Further applications cover subdivision of commercial premises in Kendal to create three units from two, with change of use and installation of roller shutter doors, and replacement of windows at a property on Parr Street.

Cumberland Council in Copeland has received applications for a field access track at the former Station Yard in Moor Row, a single storey rear kitchen extension in Millom, conversion of a detached barn to a studio in Frizington, and a garage and storage shed in Whitehaven. Two applications concern micro battery storage projects at Hensingham Day Centre and between Barfs Road and the A595 in Distington. Further applications cover fibre optic infrastructure upgrades at Port Haverigg Holiday Village and felling of a mature protected beech tree at The Lodge in Beckermet.

How it is being reported

• All planning applications lodged in North Cumbria this weekHere are the latest planning applications lodged by Cumberland Council in North Cumbria in the past week, featuring proposals ranging from tree works and home extensions to the conversion of commercial premises and new infrastructure.News & Star · 1 Nov, 05:00
• All planning applications lodged in Barrow this weekHere are the latest planning applications submitted to Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council, featuring proposals for site boundary treatments and significant tree works.NW Evening Mail · 1 Nov, 05:00
• All planning applications lodged in Westmorland this weekHere are the latest planning applications submitted to Westmorland and Furness Council, featuring proposals for tree works, building alterations, and agricultural development.Westmorland Gazette · 1 Nov, 05:00
• All planning applications lodged in Copeland this weekHere are the latest planning applications lodged by Cumberland Council in Copeland, featuring proposals ranging from home extensions and fibre optic upgrades to battery storage projects and tree works.Whitehaven News · 1 Nov, 05:00

In this story: Cumberland Council · Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council · Westmorland and Furness Council · North Cumbria · Barrow-in-Furness · Copeland · Kendal · Hadrian's Camp

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