Julia Hatmaker
A 20,450 sq ft industrial hub and three educational buildings on six acres of former playing fields along the River Calder are being plotted by the further education provider.
The expansion site is adjacent to the college’s current campus on Princess Way, sitting just to the north of the school’s car park.
Working with ABW Architects and Smith & Love Planning Consultants, the college has divided its £12.5m expansion into two phases. Phase one includes the industry hub, which would have a mixture of workshops and learning spaces. The local industry would have access to the facilities and equipment as well.
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A Keswick business has applied to the Lake District National Park for permission to stay open for 24-hours, seven days a week. High Hill garage and SPAR, on High Hill, has applied to change their opening hours in order to remain open for 24-hours, to allow customers to purchase goods from the existing convenience store and to get fuel on a 24-hour basis. In a letter from Smith & Love Planning Consultants to the authority, they say: “This s.73 application seeks to amend the store opening hours to allow 24 hour opening seven days a week at High Hill Garage, Keswick on behalf of our client James Hall & Co.