St Josephs High School, Workington celebrate Ethuse Partnership
On Tuesday the 27th of June, St Joseph’s Catholic High School, hosted a community day at the school to celebrate the first year of the Enthuse…
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On Tuesday the 27th of June, St Joseph’s Catholic High School, hosted a community day at the school to celebrate the first year of the Enthuse…
SCHOOLS in Workington have came together to support Ukraine with a non-uniform day across the town.
The act has been described by residents as a ‘scandal’ and a ‘senseless attack’. Last February children from Seaton Junior School helped Sustrans with a project to plant damson, blackcurrant and apple fruit trees and made a bug hotel and hedgehog shelter, on land next to the cycle path. Willow fencing and an archway led to the ‘Little Orchard’ made over two days by willow weaver Phil Bradley. Some of this fencing and the archway has been destroyed in the attack. Ken Slone said: “When I went to see it it was heartbreaking. The fence has been trashed. It was ok on Saturd...
Controversial outline plans for 100 new homes in Seaton have been recommended for approval - though the final word on the plans may come from Westminster. Members of the Allerdale Borough Council planning panel resolved that they approved of outline plans for the construction of up to 100 new homes on land to the east of Causeway Road in Seaton. However, the final approval on the outline plans has not been issued, as the Secretary of State for local government, Robert Jenrick, has informed the council that he wants the opportunity to decide whether or not to call in the proposal, and ma...
CONTROVERSIAL: Land at Seaton, off Causeway Road, where up to 100 homes could be built. Picture: Google Controversial outline plans for 100 new homes in Seaton have been recommended for approval - though the final word on the plans may come from Westminster. Members of the Allerdale Borough Council planning panel resolved that they approved of outline plans for the construction of up to 100 new homes on land to the east of Causeway Road in Seaton. However, the final approval on the outline plans has not been issued, as the Secretary of State for local government, Robert Jenrick, has inf...