Lake District National Park Authority planning applications received, week commencing April 12 5no. close growing ash trees all suffering from ash die-back and leaning towards adjacent land to be removed prior to completion of ongoing residential development Replace with 10no. new trees spread more evenly along boundary (species to be agreed with LDNPA), Pow Wood, Portinscale, Keswick. For Mr K Thoburn. Demolition of existing outbuildings & garage. Extensions and alterations, largely on existing footprint, to create studio room & family accommodation, Appledene, Windermere Road, Lindale. For Mr and Mrs P Juniper. Removal of aluminium window and replace with new timber framed access door, Bull Close Cottage, Bull Close, Skelwith Fold, Ambleside. For Mrs Kyra Fairbotham.
The latest planning applications received and decided on by the Lake District National Park Authority
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Shiki is among those hoping to reopening in May.
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If the government s roadmap goes to plan, after a month of al fresco eating and drinking, restaurants and pubs should be given the green light to reopen indoors from May 17.
While those which opened on April 12 outdoors are likely to expand that indoors, this list contains those which will be opening for the first time in May.
Here are many of those aiming to reopen -
if your restaurant, pub, café or bar isn t on the list, please email lauren.cope@archant.co.uk to be added on.