Planning applications lodged across Cumbrian councils this week

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 05:58 · Archive

Planning applications have been lodged across four Cumbrian councils covering extensions, tree works, telecommunications infrastructure and alterations.

Planning applications have been submitted across four councils in Cumbria this week, covering a range of residential, commercial and infrastructure proposals.

In Barrow-in-Furness, an application has been made for a non-material amendment to plans for the Earnse Hub on West Shore Road, Walney. The amendment relates to an updated construction method statement from a different contractor for the outdoor activity community café and environmental education facility.

Copeland Council has received applications including proposals for a new driveway with level access in Whitehaven, tree removals in Frizington and Seascale, and a single-storey extension in Moresby Parks. Tree Preservation Order removals have also been submitted for two trees at Woodland, Rheda Park in Frizington and two trees at Pinethwaite, Lingmell in Seascale.

Westmorland and Furness Council has received applications for internal alterations to Mansion House in Penrith, including the creation of a new kitchen and staff room, installation of EV charging ports and replacement windows. The council has also received notification for the installation of two 9-metre telecommunications poles near Ulverston, and an application for a control building at Eden Valley Mineral Water Company in Armathwaite.

Cumberland Council in North Cumbria has received multiple applications including plans for extensions at properties in Carlisle, new telecommunications poles across several locations, and roof repairs with solar panel installation at Broadacre House on Lowther Street. Applications also cover retention of external signage at Apadana Restaurant and tree works subject to Tree Preservation Orders.

How it is being reported

• All planning applications lodged in Barrow this weekHere are the planning applications lodged in Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council, including amendments to previously approved community and environmental facilities.NW Evening Mail · 15 Nov, 05:00
• All planning applications lodged in Copeland this weekHere are the latest planning applications lodged by Copeland Council, featuring proposals for home extensions, tree works, and site alterations.Whitehaven News · 15 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 building alterations, infrastructure upgrades, and new agricultural developments.Westmorland Gazette · 15 Nov, 05:00
• All planning applications lodged in North Cumbria this weekHere are the latest planning applications submitted to Cumberland Council in North Cumbria.News & Star · 15 Nov, 05:00

In this story: Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council · Copeland Council · Westmorland and Furness Council · Cumberland Council · Cumbria

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