Silloth Town Council is responsible for three children’s play areas – Eden Street play area, Woodland play area & Pirate Ship play area which are looked after by the Council’s grounds maintenance team. There is also the BMX track and …
The Town Council are disappointed to report that following the reopening of the public toilets, our cleaning staff have been subjected to verbal abuse from members of the public when they have been cleaning the facilities. We appreciate that it …
From Saturday 11 July 2020, the following public toilets will be open: Ladies & Gents toilets near the Lifeboat Station – open from 10am – 6pm Disabled toilet on Criffel Street which is accessible using a Radar Key We appreciate …
We’re pleased to announce the reopening of our play areas from 8 July 2020, in line with the easing of lockdown restrictions. This includes the following:- Eden Street Play Area Woodland Play Area on Silloth Green Pirate Ship Play Area …
The Town Council has looked carefully at whether or not it can reopen its public toilets and has taken the decision that the public toilets are to remain closed for the time being. The Town Council do not have the …
Today, “Super Saturdayâ€, marks another chapter in the long road to economic recovery in our Town and I hope today’s reopening of many businesses has been a successful day. Thank you for reopening. You are all much needed in this …
It is important that, as changes are naturally made to control the spread of Covid 19, they are also considered in the context of your premise Fire Risk Assessment to help manage and mitigate the risk of fire as much …
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Police are urging people to keep up their guard against fraudsters who seek to exploit the Covid-19 public health emergency for their own gains. Officers at Cumbria Constabulary have issued frequent warnings throughout the current situation to try to keep …
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Incidents of people ignoring the current lockdown restrictions and attempting to camp overnight at local beauty spots in the Lake District is prompting Cumbria’s multi-agency Local Resilience Forum to remind people that overnight stays are not permitted under the new …
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