Parish news

24th March 2020
Regular Updates

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY INFORMATION

LLWR have a programme of geophysical surveys. The next one will commence on 22nd September, which will be happening in and around the local area. These will be none intrusive. Please see attached for further detail

LET-2023-041 Geophysics Survey

NOTIFICATION OF TEMPORARY FOOTPATH CLOSURE

Part of the foreshore footpath will be closed for 2 weeks. Please see attached for further information

Notice

Sealed Order – FPCOP10(23) Footpath No.426008 in the Parish of Seascale

closure plan

JOB ADVERT

Seascale Parish Council are looking for several people who would be interested in helping to keep our foreshore free from litter. Please see the attached advert for more information.

Bin job advert

ELECTIONS – NEW REQUIREMENTS

New UK Government requirements mean that people must show photo ID, when voting at a polling station, in the upcoming parish council elections on May 4.

Acceptable forms of identification are a passport, driving licence, Blue Badge, an identity card with a PASS mark, certain concessionary travel cards, a defence identity card and a national identity card.

Those who don’t have photo ID, can apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate, by 5pm on April 25, at: http://www.gov.uk/apply-for-photo-id-voter-authority-certificate

Please note, if the voter does not have a valid passport, an expired passport is accepted, as long as the photo shows an likeness.

CAR PARK NEWS

Following discussions between representatives of Sellafield Ltd and Gosforth and Seascale Parish Councils regarding inappropriate parking specific measures will be implemented. Please see the attached for details

Gosforth and Seascale Car Parks (002)

HEALTH & WELL-BEING SESSIONS

Drop-in sessions are taking place in the local libraries

Seascale library sessions are: 14 September – 26 October – 7 December all between 10.00 – 12.00

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TIME TO GET WALKING AGAIN!

Walking in Cumbria has hundreds of walks to download and print, free, it also has books of walks, details of all the walking groups in the county and much more. Whether you want to walk on your own or with a group all the information is there in one place. See link below

https://www.walkinginengland.co.uk/cumbria/

SCAM WARNING

Cumbria Police would like to advise the public that we are aware of a telephone scam whereby people who are claiming to be police officers over the phone are requesting members of the public to transfer money to them to assist in a fraud investigation.

There have been a number of incidents in west Cumbria specifically the Drigg and Seascale area. This is scam which has been reported in other parts of the country.

We would like to state that no police officer would ever contact the public requesting any money. We would like to remind people to remain vigilant and to contact the police to check on the identity of officers if you have any suspicions.

Report online at www.cumbria.police.uk/report-it. You can also phone on 101.

Alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

Copeland BC Pest Treatment Charges

Please see link for further information below:

Pest Treatment Charges 2021 to 2022

Seascale Initial Assessment of Coastal Erosion

The following disclaimer is required to enable the link below to be placed on this website

” It should be noted that this is a request for information on any flood or erosion issues and is not a full consultation on what measures may be taken to address these issues. That degree of consultation will come later in the subsequent development process assuming that it proceeds”

Seascale Notes for Parish Council 02.21 – with disclaimer

Please see the link below to an online tool showing roadworks both current and planned.

https://one.network/

Highways Customer Feedback Survey

Cumbria County Council seeks customers ideas and views to improve county highways network.

To complete their survey please use the following link:

https://cumbria.citizenspace.com/cumbria-county-council/highways-feedback-survey

The below link is very useful. It is on Cumbria Police Web Site and is only to be used for