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Have your say on A595 Bothel improvement plan

by Cumbria Crack
17/05/2021
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Local residents, businesses and users of the A595 are being reminded to have their say on the latest proposals to improve the A595 at Bothel.

A consultation, launched by Cumbria County Council last month, ends on May 24.

The authority wants to hear people’s views ahead of submitting a planning application this summer.

The consultation includes all proposed improvements under the A595 Bothel Strategic Improvement scheme, which extends over 5km from Cock Bridge to the Threapland Junction. 

An online survey is available here and will be open until the consultation ends on Monday 24 May.

All of the feedback received will be reviewed before the final planning application is submitted.

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