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(Last update -
January 15th 2019
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Welcome to the Parish of
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The Damson ValleyThe Parish of Crosthwaite and Lyth lies 5 miles west of Kendal, 5 miles north of Grange-over-Sands and 3 miles south of Bowness-on-Windermere. The M6 motorway is 5 miles from the parish. Manchester Airport is 82 miles to the south. Crosthwaite derives its name from the old Scandinavian word, "thwaite", meaning a clearing in a forest or a piece of land, which has been enclosed. This was blended with "Cross", which may reflect the earlier Christian connections with the Irish or Angle missionaries of the sixth or seventh century. The Norsemen also gave the Lyth Valley its name; "hlith" means sloping hillside.
News and Events(click on the underlined text to go to the article, website or e-mail address)** Crosthwaite Post Offices Opening TimesPunch Bowl Inn, CrosthwaiteMondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30am to 12.30amHare and Hounds at Bowland BridgeTuesdays and Thursdays 1.30pm to 4.00pm** |
Name of applicant: | Balfour Beatty |
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Site Contact: | Zaid Patel |
Mobile: | 07807968500 |
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Reason for order: A road closure is required for Advance to carry out pipe installation works.
Location 1:A592 Windermere: From a point approx. 280m north of its junction with the U5251 Birks Road extending in a north easterly direction for a distance of approx. 5.4km.
Location 2:Prohibit any vehicle from proceeding at speeds in excess of 10 miles per hour along that section of the A591 Storrs, Windermere from a point approx. 280m north of its junction with the U5251 Birks Road extending in a north easterly direction for a distance of approx. 5.4km.
N.B.The 10 miles per hour speed restriction will operate where contractor's operatives and plant are closing specific sections of the A592 during the closure specified in 1(i) above and are working on site. It will be operated on a convoy system with a lead vehicle controlling traffic speed to protect the workforce.
Duration of order 1:The notice comes into place Monday 7th January 2019, for a duration of 13 weeks.
Duration of order 2:The notice comes into place Wednesday 2nd January 2019, for a duration of 13 weeks.
Alternative Routes 1:A suitable alternative route for vehicles will be signed and available via the unrestricted section of the A592, A5074, A591 and A590.
N.B. It will be necessary to prohibit vehicles from making a right turn onto the A590 from its junction with the A5074, in order to protect the travelling public who would otherwise be unfamiliar with the junction whilst attempting to bypass the diversion route above.
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Click HERE to go to the main Parish Council page
Click HERE for the most recent Parish Council Meeting Agenda.
Click HERE for the draft latest Parish Council minutes
and HERE for approved Parish Council minutes.
Click HERE for the Annual Parish Council Meeting draft minutes.
Click BELOW for :
Letter to LDNPA re Cross Howe planning application
Click HERE to go to the Neighbourhood Plan page for more information and minutes of the first meeting of the Steering Group on 17 September 2018.
Martin french
Clerk to Crosthwaite & Lyth Parish Council.
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We are holding the first of this year's popular
OPEN MEETINGS
on Wednesday 20th March 2019 at 8pm
at Crosthwaite Memorial Hall
Speaker: Gary Parsons
Commanding officer of Bay Search and Rescue and founding member and trustee of Bay Search and Rescue Flookburgh UK who will give an illustrated talk about the work and the facilities of the charity prior to an Open visit to their base in August.
Admission £2 50 including light refreshments.
We are having a Bring and Buy stall too.
Come and join us Men welcome too!
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Martin Casson
Chairman
Click here for the latest TVPN
- or here for previous issues.
We have started the first year of a 4 year project to assess the current status of the Winster and Gilpin catchments, identify opportunities to enhance and restore areas and where appropriate to implement restoration/remediation options to allow for recovery. This will all be closely linked with the community, working with landowners to identify opportunities, working with communities to undertake monitoring and develop options and running a number of events for schools, children and adults alike to get involved with the world of rivers. To find out more please go to the webpage:
https://scrt.co.uk/what-we-do/current-projects/.
Rural Wheels provides door-to-door transport for people who do not have, or are unable to access scheduled transport. The service can be used for a variety of purposes including:
For more information click HERE to go to the CCC Rural Wheels and Community Wheels web page.
Lakes and Lyth Community Wheels started on Wednesday 18 September 2016 and will provide a new community transport service for our parish.
Click below for:-
Community Wheels Customer Leaflet
Community Wheels Customer Poster
Community Wheels Newsletter
Every Wednesday morning a 13 seater mini-bus is running a service from Crosthwaite to Kendal, leaving the Memorial hall at 10 oclock.
The service starts in Kendal travels through Bowness, Winster, Crosthwaite, Underbarrow, and Brigsteer, arriving in Kendal about 10.45. The return journey is about two hours later, giving you plenty of time to do your shopping, or any businees you may need to do in Kendal.
The service is run by Cumbria County Council, using volunteer drivers from the local area. To use the bus you must register to make a trip. This can be arranged via the library in Kendal, or by giving John Holmes a call on 015395 68599.
Please try and use this service, it's here to stay as long as we have enough passengers to make it viable. Everyone using it now speaks about the "Great Crack" and companionship that has built up since the service started.
For more information call John Holmes, phone as above. To speak direct to the operators in Carlisle ring 0845 6023786.
Volunteers are required to support the 541 service which operates a return trip to Kendal, once a week for the villages of Crook, Winster, Bowness, Underbarrow, Crosthwaite and Brigsteer.
Local People are being sought to drive a 16 seat, fully accessible “Community Wheels” minibus as provided by Cumbria County Council. Volunteers will need to possess a full UK driving licence and be under 76 years of age.
Volunteers will be provided with CRB checks and training to a MiDAS standard (Minibus Driver Awareness scheme) and volunteer mileage expenses will be covered at a cost of 45p per mile.
We are seeking to recruit a number of drivers to enable us to develop a flexible approach with the commitment from volunteers. This is a great opportunity to support your local community in the picturesque Lyth Valley.
Anybody interested in becoming a volunteer driver or wanting further details regarding what’s involved please contact: (Caroline Watson, Community Transport Officer, on 01228 226721)
Click HERE for the CCC discussion on the Service 541.
Cumbria Community Messaging (CCM) is managed by the Cumbria Neighbourhood Watch Association (CNWA). It offers People and Communities across Cumbria the means to receive information from Agencies in the County tailored to their particular preferences for content, priority and means of communication. It is a web based system and registration is quick, simple and completely free. There are no contracts, costs or obligations of any kind.
Cumbria messaging service is a two way communication system designed to put you in touch with the people and services in Cumbria.
Click on https://www.cumbriacommunitymessaging.co.uk/ and sign up.
Click HERE to go to the Exchange web page.
Click HERE to view a video that Cumbria Action made at the Exchange.
Click HERE to see what Action with Communities in Cumbria (ACT) (formerley Voluntary Action Cumbria (VAC)) think about our Exchange in their publication - "The Exchange at Crosthwaite - A Guide to Establishing an Exchange in your area.
Pictures and up to date information on the Exchange can be found at http://www.cumbriaaction.org.uk/resources/toolkits; you will see that Exchanges are County wide now!!
The Lyth Valley First Responders Group is now very much in being. 34 people from the 5 villages involved (Brigsteer, Crook, Crosthwaite, Underbarrow & Witherslack) are now in training supervised by the North West Ambulance Service and the intention is to become operational during May this year.
We still need further volunteers to be trained as Responders and to help with fund raising.
Please contact the Secretary: John Holmes MBE, 015395 68599, 07876 560053 or
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