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Eye on EDEN
Inside this Issue
Page

2 News in Brief
Joint Leader‘s Introduction

3 e-Eden – Your chance to help

shape the EDC Website

Recycling Revolution

4 Easy to use guide to

find your LOCAL District
Councillor

6 Eden’s Tourist Information

Centres – for you too!

Welcome to the third edition of Eye on Eden which

7 Crime in Eden – we want
your views will help to keep you informed about the work of the
Council and up to date with all the latest news and

8 List of Council meetings projects. It has been a busy six months since the
last edition of Eye on Eden and an active time for me
personally in my first few months as Chairman.

Crime in Eden
Your chance to let us know what
you think about the recent audit
into crime in our area. Have we
identified the key problems?
If not what is missing? Most
importantly, what do you suggest
the priorities for the next three
years should be? – Have your say!
I have been privileged to represent
the Council at a number of varied and
fascinating events across the district and
have enjoyed meeting so many of the
individuals and groups that make up our
Community. It is this vibrant community that
makes Eden the place it is. All the functions
I have been asked to attend have left me
feeling proud to live in, and represent this
district.
As the Chairman of the Council it is part
of my role to promote public involvement
in the Council and its activities so that we
can continue to “best serve the people of
Eden”. To try to achieve this, the Council
has recently revised its priorities. The new
priorities are Affordable Housing, Higher
Wage Employment and Waste Management.
All Councillors at Eden are keen to hear
your views on these or any other Council
matters. With this in mind we encourage
you to use the contact details which can be
found in the centre pages of this newsletter
or on our website www.eden.gov.uk.
Councillor Roy Hylton Fisher
Chairman Eden District Council
News in Brief The Council has bought land next to Gilwilly
with a view to developing the area as a
Here are some of the stories that Business hit theParknews since
offering highthe lastbusiness
standard
edition of Eye on Eden was published in March.
accommodation. This will provide a major
economic boost to the area by attracting
April: A new advisory group was formed tobusiness investment
take forward and helping existing
the recommendations Councillor Councillor
from the Penrith Parking Study. It was decidedEden
that the group would comprise two
businesses to expand. Bryan Metz Colin Nineham
elected members from both Eden District and Cumbria County Councils and one
representative from Penrith Partnership, the police, the Chamber of Trade, the Civic
As well as obtaining in the region of
Society and Eden Association of Local Councils. At its first meeting Penrith Parking
£1million
Group elected David Robison of Penrith Partnership as of financial Since
chairman. supportthen
from
thethe North
group has helped arrange the Penrith ParkingWestForumDevelopment Agency to progress
and contributed to Eden the
District
Council’s parking newsletter (available on the development,
Council website).
we have been working with
consultants and other agencies to provide
essential services such as water, electricity,
gas andOutline
Picture: telecommunications
of Eden Business Parkto the site.
The works will also include provision of
Councillor Councillor
David Natrass Malcolm Smith

The Joint Leader’s

reflect on the last
30 years
This year marks the thirtieth
In one of her last duties as Chairman, Councillor Mrs. Mary Herbert took visiting
anniversary of Eden District
dignitaries and invited guests on a highly successful tour of Eden to promote the
district across the County. Council and puts into focus some
of the progress and achievements
May: Eden District Council was given the Gold Rospa award in recognition of its made since 1974.
excellence in health and safety management. The gold allocation is the highest level
of award presented by Rospa, a national organsiation in the UK for health and safety. Developments in Penrith, Alston, Appleby
The Award is only presented to organsations which meet or exceed national industry and Kirkby Stephen have transformed the
targets for health and safety. geography of our towns and helped drive
Eden’s growth. The Devonshire Arcade
June: Eden District Council linked up with the Primus Youth Theatre group (see Development brought an excellent
front cover photo) to help raise awareness of the impacts of noise in Eden and the modern home for Penrith’s library and
simple measures that can be taken to prevent noise disturbance and problems. To
revitalised shopping in the town centre.
help promote Noise Action Day, the Council approached Dawn Coates, Co-ordinator
The Gillwilly Industrial estate and its
of Primus, and asked the group to produce and perform outdoor noise related
theatre pieces The group were ‘on-stage’ in the Town Bandstand, Angel Square and subsequent expansion means Eden is
near the Clock Tower. no longer relying on two or three large
employers but has a diverse and thriving
July: Eden District Council was named amongst the top performing councils in economy. The Frenchfield development
England for collecting Council Tax. The Council collected over 99% of Council Tax provides first class facilities for sportsmen
due in 2003-04. Eden District Council is near the top of the national league table with and sportswomen.
the joint second highest rate in the country. This follows the pattern that has been set
for a number of years, as Eden has consistently been in the national top ten for the And these are only a few examples of
collection of Council Tax. the incredible changes and real progress
that has been made in the last thirty
August: August saw Eden District Council holding a Great Summer Market in years. With work on the new sports hall
Penrith town centre. The event highlighted the importance of the traditional street well underway and the Southend Road
market as a focus for town centre vitaltiy. The Farmers Market was held as usual in
redevelopment moving ever nearer to
the Market Square, displaying an array of tempting produce from cheese, chutneys
and fresh herbs, to award-winning butter, ‘cakes and bakes,’ ready meals and rare realisation, it seems certain that evolution
breed pork and Cumberland sausage. In the Cornmarket, producers from ‘Made in and progress in the district is assured
Cumbria’ were selling a range of individual crafts from scented candles, to toys and for the foreseeable future. We hope the
teddy bears. To put everyone in the holiday mood, there was music from the ‘Segretta next thirty years are as dynamic and
Stompers’ New Orleans Jazz Band, with Punch and Judy shows in the Cornmarket successful as the last.
and free face painting for the youngsters.
Eden District Council
e-Eden
Your chance to
help shape
the EDC website
Electronic or e-government is the
byword for describing the constantly
developing electronic link between the
Council and the public. The website
can be an invaluable tool to help
you access information and Council
services (particularly when our offices
are closed) and we are constantly
working on improving and updating the
site. We are always developing new
ways to be more interactive, so that no
matter when your mind turns to Council
matters you will be able to access the
information or services you want or
keep us up to date with your views.
All Councillors can be contacted
via e-mail (addresses on the centre
pages) and electronic services range
from online payment of Council Tax to
submission of planning applications.
Eden District Council is now embarking
on an overhaul and redesign of its
website and would like your views on
what you would like to see change. It’s
not just a case of simply changing the
look, we want to know:-
■ What do you think should be on
the site?
■ What special requirements you
have?
■ What don’t you like about the
current site?
■ What do you think is working well?
We would like to get this redesign up
and running within the next month if
possible so you don’t have long to get
your feedback to us. You can do this in
several ways:
Online
Go to http://www.eden.gov.uk/ and
choose the Forms Bank link and then
use the Website Feedback form.
Email
Send email to webmaster@eden.gov.uk
Post
Send written feedback to: Web Projects
Manager, Town Hall, Penrith CA10 7QF
We look forward to hearing your views.
Recycling Revolution
15,000 households in Eden are now
able to recycle their rubbish from the
kerbside with the expansion of the
Greenbox and Garden Waste Recycling
Schemes in spring this year.
Greenboxes for paper, glass, tins and cans
and wheeled bins for garden waste are
emptied on alternate weeks and all the
contents are recycled. A special composting
facility has been built to recycle the garden
waste into compost, which is then sold to a
leading local horticultural compost producer.
The glorious weather in April increased the
amount of garden waste that we initially
expected to collect by 25% in the first 4
months - and the Greenboxes are proving
just as successful in increasing the amount of
rubbish that is recycled.
Thanks to your help and support, the amount
of household rubbish recycled in Eden has
now leapt from 17% before the scheme
expanded, to over 27%!
There has also been a 16% increase in the
amount of rubbish being taken to recycling
centres across the district. In part, this is a
result of the decision by Eden District Council
to introduce a new ‘blue bag’ refuse service to
encourage a reduction in household rubbish.
Although unconnected to the Greenbox
Recycling Scheme, the new system has had
a significant effect on increasing the overall
amount of rubbish recycled and reducing the
amount of household rubbish sent to landfill.
In total Eden residents recycled 1680.37
tonnes of material at recycling centres and
through kerbside collections between April
and June this year, that’s 602.42 tonnes more
than the same period last year. Everyone at
Eden District Council would like to thank all
residents for their support and hard work.
The Greenbox Recycling Partnership will be
updating residents with a newsletter soon
about the progress of the scheme so far.
This hard work and the improvements
across Eden Refuse and Recycling services
impressed the Audit Commission. Earlier
this year they rated Eden’s service as a
‘good’ service with ‘promising prospects for
improvement’. A ‘two star’ rating was given
because the refuse collection service is good
value for money, streets are clean and waste
recycling is increasing sharply. Action is also
starting to reduce the high levels of domestic
waste.
Eden District Council and Eden Local Agenda
21 have worked together to produce a
comprehensive Waste Directory for residents
of Eden, bringing together information on all
aspects of how and where to Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle and dispose of domestic rubbish.
Copies of the directory are available free from
reception at Town Hall and Mansion House in
Penrith, Alston Moor Information Centre and
Kirby Stephen Tourist Information Centre as
well as libraries in Alston, Appleby, Kirkby
Stephen, Penrith and Shap. An electronic
copy is also available on the Eden District
Council Website.
Useful contacts:
Greenbox Recycling Helpline –
Tel: 0845 050 2008 (local rate call) for
any queries about your Greenbox or
Garden Waste Bin collections.
Website for Greenbox Recycling
www.greenbox.org.uk
Members
ALSTON MOOR ALSTON MOOR APPLEBY

of Eden
District Council
Eden District Council has 38 elected members
Bryan Metz Richard Vincent Turner Alan Keith Morgan
comprised of 23 Independent Group, 2 Independent Independent Group Independent Group Independent Group
Alliance, 2 Independent, 7 Conservative and Telephone: 01434-381988 Telephone: 01434 381353 Telephone: 017683 52210
4 Liberal Democrat Councillors. Each Councillor (Mobile) 07815713151 Email: richard.turner@eden.gov.uk Email: keith.morgan@eden.gov.uk
Email: bryan.metz@eden.gov.uk
represents one of the 30 wards in the district. Chairman of Environment Committee
Chairman of Planning Committee

EAMONT GREYSTOKE HARTSIDE HESKET HESKET

Harold William Threlkeld
Independent Group
Telephone: 017684 86277
Email: harold.threlkeld@eden.gov.uk
Roy Hylton Fisher
Independent Group
Telephone: 017684 83457
Email: roy.fisher@eden.gov.uk
Chairman of Licencing Committee
Chairman of Eden District Council
William John Lancaster
Conservative Group
Telephone: 01768 88242
Email: william.lancaster@eden.gov.uk
Ian Graham
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 894204
Email: ian.graham@eden.gov.uk
Albert Pearson Richardson
Conservative Group
Telephone: 017684 83704
(Mobile) 07813704602
Email: albert.richardson@eden.gov.uk

LAZONBY LONG MARTON MORLAND ORTON WITH TEBAY PENRITH CARLETON

Robert Anthony (Tony)
Brunskill – Independent
Tel (Home) 01768 898764
(Business) 01768 864190
Email: tony.brunskill@eden.gov.uk
Mrs Mary Jane Herbert
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 51644
(Mobile) 07974466462
Email: mary.herbert@eden.gov.uk
David Ian Addison Nattrass
Independent Group
Telephone: 01931 714520
Email: david.nattrass@eden.gov.uk
Chairman of Resources Committee
John Bernard Thornborrow
Independent Group
Telephone: 01539 624272
Email: bernard.thornborrow@eden.gov.uk
Chairman of Scrutiny Committee
Henry Howard Cook
Liberal Democrat Group
Telephone: 01768 892625
Email: henry.cook@eden.gov.uk

PENRITH PATEGILL PENRITH SOUTH PENRITH SOUTH PENRITH WEST PENRITH WEST

John Nicholson
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 892450
Email: john.nicholson@eden.gov.uk
Allan Bewley Keith Phillips
Independent Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 862974 Telephone: 01768 866073
Email: allan.bewley@eden.gov.uk (Mobile): 07713589197
Email: keith.phillips@eden.gov.uk
Colin Nineham
Independent Alliance (Leader)
Telephone: 01768 863755
(Mobile) 07778 483043
Email: colin.nineham@eden.gov.uk
Chairman of Establishment Committee
John George Thompson
Conservative Group (Leader)
Telephone: 01768 863937
(Mobile) 07775707096
Email: john.thompson@eden.gov.uk
 APPLEBY BONGATE
Mrs Ella Langan
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 51583
(Mobile) 07808428478
Email: ella.langan@eden.gov.uk
Vice-Chairman of Eden District Council
KIRKBY STEPHEN
Trevor Charles Ladhams
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 71629
Email: trevor.ladhams@eden.gov.uk
PENRITH EAST
Graeme Collingwood
Independent Alliance
Telephone:01768 899296
Email:
graeme.collingwood@eden.gov.uk
RAVENSTONEDALE
Michael Metcalfe-Gibson
Telephone: 015396 23646
Email:
michael.metcalfe-gibson@eden.gov.uk
ASKHAM
James Banks
Independent Group (Leader)
Telephone: 017684 86422
Email: james.banks@eden.gov.uk
KIRKBY STEPHEN
Mark Alan Saunders
Liberal Democrat (Leader)
Telephone: 015396 24797
Email: mark.saunders@eden.gov.uk
PENRITH EAST
John Charles Lynch
Conservative Group
Tel : (Work) 01768 892939
Mobile 07776 028916
Email: john.lynch@eden.gov.uk
SHAP
Neil Hughes
Liberal Democrat Group
Email: neil.hughes@eden.gov.uk
BROUGH
John Malcolm Smith
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 41230
Email: malcolm.smith@eden.gov.uk
Chairman of Community
& Economy Committee
KIRKBY THORE
Major Henry Sawrey-Cookson
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 61574
Email:
henry.sawrey-cookson@eden.gov.uk
PENRITH NORTH
Mrs Edith Marjorie Cook
Liberal Democrat Group
Telephone: 01768 892625
Email: marjorie.cook@eden.gov.uk
SKELTON
Gordon Richard Savage
Independent Group
Telephone: 016974 78372
Email: gordon.savage@eden.gov.uk
CROSBY RAVENSWORTH
Paul Timothy Evans
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 868585
Email: tim.evans@eden.gov.uk
KIRKOSWALD
Mrs Mary Robinson
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 896255
Email: mary.robinson@eden.gov.uk
PENRITH NORTH
Michael Davidson
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 210290
Email: mike.davidson@eden.gov.uk
ULLSWATER
Sydney John Simpson
Conservative Group
Telephone: 017687 79759
Email: sydney.simpson@eden.gov.uk
DACRE
Peter Brian Huddleston
Independent Group
Telephone: 017684 83292
Email: brian.huddleston@eden.gov.uk
LANGWATHBY
John Michael Holliday
Independent Group
Telephone: 01768 881297
Email: michael.holliday@eden.gov.uk
PENRITH NORTH
Gordon Nicolson
Conservative Group
Telephone: 01768 898387
Email: gordon.nicolson@eden.gov.uk
WARCOP
William Patterson
Independent Group
Telephone: 017683 51449
(Mobile) 07718584323
Email: william.patterson@eden.gov.uk
Eden’s Tourist Information Centres Crime in
– for you too! Eden District Council has worked
in conjunction with Carlisle City
Council to form the Carlisle and
Eden Crime and Disorder Reduction
Partnership. Data and intelligence
has been collected to produce this,
the third audit of crime.

The partnership intends to prepare a

new strategy (April 2005 – April 2008).
This new strategy will focus on the
particular areas of crime which need to
be addressed in Eden and Carlisle and
will then draw up actions to tackle these
priorities.

Over the years Eden’s Tourist Information Centres (TICs) have This is a brief summary of Eden’s 2004
been recognised for providing an excellent service in welcoming crime audit. The data has been gathered
from the Police crime and incident
and advising the many visitors who travel to our area. This database, community questionnaires and
remains the case, but they also offer an increasing range of local authorities.
services that will benefit residents too.
Total Crime
TICs can provide local people with a wealth of information on the area they Between 1 April 2001 and 31 March 2004
live in. Staff at the centres have access to information on local shops, leisure the total number of reported crimes in
facilities and places to eat and drink as well as being able to put people in Eden was 8455.
touch with many local clubs and societies. If you are thinking of travelling to
other parts of the UK, whether on business or holiday, staff can book your
accommodation using the nationwide book-a-bed-ahead service and they
can provide information on the place you are visiting.
The TIC in Alston can also be used as a “one stop shop” by the local
community who can access information on a broad range of local authority
services together with logging onto the Internet at computer work stations
located within the building.
At Penrith’s Middlegate TIC you can get information or purchase tickets for
a wide variety of local attractions, events and performance venues. This
includes box office facilities for Penrith Players and the Theatre by the Lake
in Keswick. You can also get your hands on discounted tickets for Ullswater Theft from a Motor Vehicle (9%) Drugs (3%)
Steamers, Keswick Launch and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. At different times Theft (26%) Criminal Damage (23%)
Sexual Offences (1) Burglary Other (9%)
throughout the year tickets are also sold for specific local and countywide
Other (1%) Burglary Dwelling (5%)
events such as Eden Valley Hospice Gala Night and Holker Garden Festival. Offences Against the Person (14%) Theft of Motor Vehicle (3%)
Fraud and Forgery (6%) Robbery
A visit to the centre can also be combined with exploring the town’s museum.
The museum not only brings to life Penrith’s fascinating past, but also has
Theft
temporary exhibitions during the year on a range of interesting subjects.
Theft was the most common crime in
In Appleby, if you make a visit to the TIC you can try out tours of the town and Eden but the district still had the lowest
surrounding area using the latest electronic hand-held tour guides. At Kirkby rates in the County as Eden’s figures
Stephen TIC the staff have expert knowledge of walking in the area. For the accounted for only 9% of all theft in
adventurous they can advise on routes in the Howgill Fells while the less Cumbria.
intrepid may enjoy the towns more sedate but equally fascinating poetry path.
During the winter months Alston, Appleby and Penrith TICs also sell Charity Criminal Damage
Christmas Cards which normally go on sale from late October onwards. Criminal damage is the second most
Sales of the cards support a wide range of charities throughout the UK. prevalent crime in Eden. However, Eden
again had the lowest rate in the County
So next time you are visiting one of Eden’s towns, do pop into a TIC – you
with figures accounting for only 6% of
might be surprised at what is on offer!
criminal damage in Cumbria. The most
common offence is damage to a vehicle.
Eden we want your views
Violent Crime
Violent crime accounts for 14% of all
crime in Eden, this represents 7% of total
violent crime in Cumbria. Once again this
is the lowest rate in the County. The most
common violent crime is assault followed
by common assault.
✁
Next Steps
Following consultation, priorities for action will be identified. These priorities will form
the Carlisle and Eden Crime and Disorder Reduction Strategy, which will also be
subject to consultation. We need to know what you think about the crimes identified
in the audit. Have we identified the key problems? If not what is missing? and, most
importantly, what do you suggest the priorities for the next three years should be?

Domestic Violence Please complete and return this questionnaire below to the Community Safety
During 2003/2004, 399 violent crimes Officer at Eden District Council.
were recorded. During the same period
168 domestic violence incidents were Question 1. Which of the following is your priority (tick one box only)
recorded. Nationally domestic violence
1. Theft ■
accounts for 25% of violent crime and is
notoriously under reported. 2. Anti Social Behaviour ■
3. Criminal Damage (vandalism etc) ■
Alcohol Related Crime
Between 01 April 2001 and 31 May 2004 Question 2. Which of the following is your priority (tick one box only)
a total of 690 incidents relating to alcohol 1. Drug and Alcohol Related Offending ■
were recorded with 42% in Penrith town 2. Offences Against the Person (Personal assault causing harm) ■
centre and 58% in the rest of Eden.
3. Domestic Violence ■
Most are offences against the person or
assault and generally take place over the
weekends, late at night and during the Question 3. Which of the above is your priority (tick one box only)
summer months. 1. Burglary Dwelling ■
2. Burglary Other ■
Drug Related Crime
3. Vehicle Crime ■
Eden has experienced a decrease in
drug crime since April 2000. Only 3%
of all crime in Eden is drug related. The Question 4. For the following things could you tell us whether they are:
most prevalent crimes in Eden relate to a very big problem (4) a fairly big problem (3), not a very big problem (2)
Cannabis and Heroin offences. or not a problem at all (1) in your area .
Noisy neighbours or loud parties? 4 3 2 1
Anti Social Behaviour Violent attacks 4 3 2 1
Between 1August 2001 and 31st July 2004 Joy riders and dangerous driving 4 3 2 1
9,373 incidents were recorded in Eden.
People using or dealing in drugs? 4 3 2 1
The most common offence was rowdy
nuisance behaviour (37%) followed by Drunks or tramps on the streets? 4 3 2 1
vehicle (33%) and noise nuisance (20%). Rubbish and litter lying about? 4 3 2 1
Vandalism, graffiti and deliberate damage to property? 4 3 2 1
Fear of Crime
Racially-motivated attacks? 4 3 2 1
Cumbria Police Authority and
Young people hanging around? 4 3 2 1
Constabulary conducted a Public
Consultation survey during Autumn 2003.
This survey was used to study the public What do you think should be done to tackle crime in your area?
perception on the fear of crime. When
asked if your area had become a better or ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
worse place to live, 76% of respondents
stated is was the same, 13% felt it had What do you think the local Authority should do to tackle crime in your area?
worsened and 5% felt it had improved.
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The reasons given for feeling safe were
living in a quiet area, good window and
What is your postcode? ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
door locks and people being around
during the day. The reasons given for not
Please return to Community Safety Officer, Eden District Council, Town Hall
feeling safe were lack of police presence,
Penrith CA11 7QF. e-mail sarah.hale@eden.gov.uk
large groups of young people and poor
street lights.

Council & committee meetings diary
All meetings start at 6.45pm apart
from the Licensing and Planning
Applications committees, which
start at 9.30am
Council: 21 Oct, 16 Dec, 10 Feb, 24 Feb,
21 Apr, 5 May (Annual Meeting)
Resources Committee: 7 Oct, 2 Dec,
27 Jan, 7 Apr, 5 May (Following Council)
Establishment Committee: 25 Nov,
20 Jan, 17 Mar, 5 May (Following Council)
Environment Committee: 11 Nov,
13 Jan, 24 Mar, 5 May (Following Council)
Community and Economy: 4 Nov, 6 Jan,
10 Mar, 5 May (Following Council)
Scrutiny: 14 Oct, 9 Dec, 17 Feb, 14 Apr,
5 May (Following Council)
Kirkby Stephen Community
and Council Centre
Residents in and around Kirkby Stephen can
now use the Community and Council Centre
as a first point of contact and to access a
range of Local Authority Services.
Kirkby Stephen Community
and Council Centre
17 Market Street (above the Library)
T 017683 71325
F 017683 71325
Open: Mon 10.00-12.30
Tue 10.00-12.30
Wed 10.00-12.30 and 13.30-16.00
Thu Closed
Fri 10.00-12.30 and 13.30-15.30
and the first and third Saturday of
each month 10.00-13.00.
How to ask
a question
at committee
The Council welcomes questions
from residents at public meetings
and you are encouraged to use
this opportunity as often as you feel
necessary. The procedure is fairly
simple to follow.
To ask a question contact the Director
of Corporate and Legal Services by
writing a letter or sending an Email to
legal.comm@eden.gov.uk stating your
question. This must be received no
later than midday five clear working
days prior to the meeting and should
include your name and address. Staff
or Councillors will guide you through
the process if you would prefer.
Standards: 13 Oct, 26 Jan, 23 Mar,
5 May (Following Council)
Licensing Committee: 6 Oct, 3 Nov,
1 Dec, 5 Jan, 2 Feb, 2 Mar, 6 Apr, 4 May,
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16 Dec, 20 Jan, 17 Feb, 17 Mar, 21 Apr,
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5 May (Following Council)
Eden District Council
Penrith
The agendas for these meetings are
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Cumbria County Council: 01228 606060
Lake District National Park Authority: 01539 724555
MP Penrith and the Border:
Rt Hon David Maclean (Conservative): 01228 521573