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Council puts pressure on bus company to not cut routes after backlash (opens the original)
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The council met with a bus company after it said it may cut a number of services. Stagecoach Cumbria and North Lancashire could cut the 445 service, remove the 46 service to be replaced by the 44 and reduce the timetable for the 43, 44 and 45 routes The decision has caused concern among residents who use the services and don’t have alternative transport, as well as councillors. Independent Councillor Ali Jama of Upper Kent, which includes Burneside, Staveley, Ings and other small villages outsid
Call for stronger measures to tackle 'too many' HMOs in Barrow (opens the original)
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The council has been urged to bring in stronger measures to deal with the building of HMOs in Barrow. The issue has been raised after two houses on one Walney street were reportedly turned into HMOs last week. An HMO, or house in multiple occupation, is where multiple unrelated people live in a house but share facilities such as kitchens and bathrooms. Councillor Anne Burns of Old Barrow and Hindpool, Labour, raised the issue of them in Barrow at the full council meeting on September 24. Cllr Bu
Town becoming a 'notorious red light district' for traffic says councillor (opens the original)
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Eyebrows were raised after a councillor said his town is at risk of becoming a 'notorious red light district'. Councillor Frank Cassidy of Walney, Labour, voiced his annoyance at the state of traffic in Barrow, with multiple different roadworks happening at the same time. He spoke at Westmorland and Furness Council's full council meeting on September 24, directing his question to the cabinet member for highways and ICT, Councillor Peter Thornton. Cllr Cassidy said: "A Barrow motorist recently sa
Westmorland and Furness: Council 'can't just shut vape shops down' (opens the original)
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Vape shops 'can't just be shut down' according to the council amidst recent closures. Debates around vape shops have flared up in recent years, with even Prime Minister Andy Burnham calling out the phenomenon of high streets being 'taken over by endless vape shops' in August. One in Kendal, one in Kirkby Stephen and two in Barrow have recently been closed down following enforcement activity by trading standards. Vape shops are typically closed over illicit tobacco products and vape devices. But
Council says it 'can't just shut vape shops' as that's 'not the way the law works' (opens the original)
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VAPE shops 'can't just be shut down' according to the council amidst recent closures. Debates around vape shops have flared up in recent years, with even Prime Minister Andy Burnham calling out the phenomenon of high streets being 'taken over by endless vape shops' in August. One in Kendal, one in Kirkby Stephen and two in Barrow have recently been closed down following enforcement activity by trading standards. Vape shops are typically closed over illicit tobacco products and vape devices. But
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