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Planning around CA14 2XD

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Within 1 km of CA14 2XDApplication dates: 10 Sep 2025 to 10 Sep 2026Showing applications within 1 km of this postcode.
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PLANNING APPLICATIONS

Within 1 km of CA14 2XD

37 planning applications found.

Outline planning applicationAwaiting decision

Borough Park, Workington, CA14 2DT

Application for all reserved matters (access, appearance, layout, landscaping and scale) relating to phase 2 of stadium development following approval of application FUL/2025/0119.

Reference
RMA/2026/0004
Application date
10 Aug 2026
Full planning applicationAwaiting decision

52 Finkle Street, Workington, CA14 2AZ

Proposed change of use from former Age Concern shop into a fast food takeaway and a restaurant convenience store/supermarket. Retrospective application for windows/shopfront

Reference
FUL/2026/0099
Application date
29 Jul 2026
Amendment to an existing permissionDecision recorded

Seamens Bethel, Falcon Street, Workington, CA14 2XD

Proposed change of use from former chapel (non-residential institution) to a single dwellinghouse (Use Class C3), including internal reconfiguration works, formation of a new structural first floor within the existing roof envelope, installation of rooflights, alterations to openings, and associated works.

Reference
FUL/2026/0033
Application date
15 May 2026
Decision date
8 Sep 2026
Listed building or heritage consentWithdrawn

Workington Hall, Hall Brow, Workington, CA14 3AN

The proposed works comprise the installation of new ground-mounted uplight (floodlighting) units to illuminate the external walls of the Hall. This will require buried cable runs to supply the new lighting. Cable trenches will typically be located 2m from the standing structure (reducing to c.1.5m to the north-east) to provide a buffer to the historic fabric and to suit the lighting design. Trenches have been designed to be as small as practicable, subject to the number of cables required at each location. The maximum trench depth will be 0.45m and the maximum trench width will be 0.23m. The lighting has been designed in response to advice from the consultant ecologist

Reference
LBC/2026/0021
Application date
8 May 2026
Decision date
14 May 2026
Application information comes from local council registers via PlanIt. Area boundaries, where available, use ONS and Planning Data information. Check the council record for current decisions and documents.
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Conservation areaApplies here

This location is inside St Michaels, Workington. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.

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