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Celia Tibble Proposals for new double yellow lines in a west Cumbrian village that has long experienced parking problems have been recommended for approval. Cumbria County Council's local committee for Allerdale has backed plans for the introduction of new double yellow lines along sections of Church Road and Causeway Road in Seaton. The new proposals for double yellow lines along sections of these two roads are more extensive than those originally considered last year. Further extensions to the double yellow lines along sections of Church Road and the northernmost segment of Causeway...

Everyone in Cumbria is being encouraged to get involved with food waste reduction in their homes. As part of Food Waste Action Week, Cumbria County Council is working alongside the national Love Food, Hate Waste campaign to offer top tips on reducing the amount of food waste, which could also help to slow the effects of climate change. It's no secret that waste feeds climate change, and if everybody stopped throwing away the 710,000 tonnes of potatoes wasted every year, it could prevent 330,000 tonnes of CO2e from being released into the atmosphere. When food is thrown away, it is als...

Everyone in Cumbria is being encouraged to get involved with food waste reduction in their homes.

A senior county councillor has confirmed a date will be set “shortly” for the reconsideration of the proposals for a new coal mine in West Cumbria. Celia Tibble, the county council’s cabinet member for the environment, addressed fellow council members on the proposed coking coal mine at Thursday’s full council...

A ‘pebble path of hope’ became ‘the heart of Seaton’ and a permanent fixture in the village at the weekend. Six-year-old Jude Hill, a pupil at Seaton Academy, started off a collection of stones in April, during his lockdown walks, to bring happiness to people. Jude and his sister Reiva Hill, two, left their stones and hoped that others would add to the collection, which they did in their hundreds. Assistant head of Seaton Academy, Wendy Stuart, asked for ideas on how to preserve the path as a symbol of hope, somewhere centrally. Soon offers of help and suggestions for making...