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Cumbria County Council, Email: Countryside Access Officer – [email protected] Tel: 07920711254 SECTION 31(06) DATA ALLERDALE PARISH DOCUMENT DATE DESCRIPTION OWNER DATE CEASES Bassenthwaite Statutory 02/02/2013 Church Plantation, The Woodland Trust 02/02/2023 (LDNPA) Declaration Bassenthwaite, Cumbria – NY autumn Park Dysart Road 227292 Grantham Lincolnshire Branthwaite, Statement and 07/11/2017 Branthwaite Hall Estate Mr D Gate, Branthwaite 07/11/2027 Little Clifton plan Hall Agricultural, and Great Branthwaite Workingon Clifton Cumbria CA14 4TG Holme East Statement and 07/03/2013 Land at Newton Holme, Messrs Hodgson C/O 07/03/2023 Waver plans (x3) Newton Arlosh Arnison & Co Solicitors, 7 St Andrews Place, Penrith Sebergham Statutory 28/06/2011 Land at Brothybeck, Welton The Woodland Trust 28/06/2021 Declaration, (address as above) Statement and plan Sebergham Statement and 29/03/2019 Land at Sebergham Mill, Ms K C Coulson C/O 29/03/2039 Plan Warnell Hall and Dentonside Athole McKillop, Land Woodlands Factor, Unit K Skirsgill Business Park, Penrith CA11 0FA Wigton Statement and 30/08/2013 Land at High Pow Farm, Mr and Mrs Jefferson c/o 30/08/2023 Plan Wigton Alison Williamson, Cirencester Workington Statutory 17/06/2016 Land at Mossbay, Workington Hearthstone Homes Ltd, 17/06/2036 Declaration, Orchard House, Strawberry Statement and How Road, Cockermouth Plan SECTION 31(06) DATA CARLISLE PARISH DOCUMENT DATE DESCRIPTION PARTIES DATE CEASES Arthuret/ Statutory 02/02/2013 Blackbank Wood, Longtown – The Woodland Trust 02/02/2023 Kirkandrews Declaration NY 350 677 Autumn Park Dysart Road and Map Grantham Lincolnshire Arthuret/ Statutory 30/05/2013 Shanks Wood, Longtown The Woodland Trust 30/05/2023 Kirkandrews Declaration Autumn Park Dysart Road and Map Grantham Lincolnshire Brampton Statutory 28/06/2011 Milton Rigg Woods, Brampton The Woodland Trust (as 28/06/2021 Declaration above) and Map Brampton Statutory 02/02/2013 The Ridge Wood, Brampton The Woodland Trust (as 02/02/2023 Declaration above) and Map Brampton, Statement and 06/09/2016 Greenside Estate Trustees of Greenside Est 06/09/2036 Farlam and plan c/o Edwin Thompson 15 Midgeholme Rosehill Montgomery Way Carlisle Carlisle Statement and 13/10/2011 Carlisle Estate Church Commissioners 13/10/2021 Plan and C/O Smiths Gore, 64 Statutory Warwick Road, Carlisle Declaration Carlisle Statement and 07/12/2018 Land at Warwick Road, Messrs Slack,Cockley 07/12/2038 Plan Carlisle Bank, Heads Nook CA8 9EQ and Brundene Plains Road, Wetheral CA4 8LA Cummersdale Statement and 09/12/2017 Land at Cummersdale Mr MR Bell Sunnyvale 09/12/2037 plan High Bridge Dalston CA5 7DR Hayton Statutory 07/12/2012 The Glen, Heads Nook – NY The Woodland Trust (as 07/12/2022 Declaration 493 551 above) and Map Statement and 09/12/2017 Land at Stainton, Carlisle Mr M R Bell Sunnyvale 09/12/2037 Kingmoor plan High Bridge alston CA5 7DR Kingmoor Statement and 10/12/2019 Land at Crookdyke, Farm, Mr J Shaw, Crookdyke 10/12/2039 and Pan Rockcliffe Farm, Rockcliffe, Carlisle Rockcliffe CA6 4BQ Nicholforest Statement and 25/02/2021 Land at Stonechest Plantation Cowie Forestry Ltd, The 25/02/2041 Plan and Estate Office, Broadwood Declaration Hall, Lanchester Co Durham DH7 0TD Rockcliffe Deposit of 23/07/2014 Castletown Estate Giles Gubbins Mounsey- 23/07/2034 Statement, Heysham, David Laurence Plan and Martn Bliss and Edward statutory Henry Duff Andrewes declaration C/O Castletown, Rockcliffe, Carlisle St Cuthbert Deposit of 18/10/2018 The Beeches, Carleton Mr and Mrs Workman 18/10/2038 Without Statement and The Beeches Carleton plan Carlisle CA1 3DY Deposit of 16/09/2014 Land at Eden Golf Centre and Mr and Mrs Wannop c/o 16/09/2034 Stanwix Statement, adjoining land D Stout,Carrock Land and Rural plan and Property Consultancy, Statutory Hallsteads, Castle Carrock Declaration Brampton Cumbria Deposit of 16/09/2014 Land at Linstock Castle Mr A G M Wannop c/o D 16/09/2034 Stanwix Statement, Stout,Carrock Land and Rural plan and Property Consultancy, Statutory Hallsteads, Castle Carrock Declaration Brampton Cumbria Westlinton Deposit of 10/03/2017 Land at Justicetown Farm, Mr D S Coulthard C/O 10/03/2037 Statement and Westlinton Edwin Thompson, Fifteen Plan Rosehill, Montgomery Way, Carlisle CA1 2RW Wetheral Statement and 24/03/2021 Land at Wetheral CA4 8HS Mr Stephen Duddy c/o 24/03/2041 Plan Edwin Thompson, Fifteen Rosehill, Carlisle CA1 2RW Wetheral Deposit of 03/05/2012 Wetheral Abbey Farm Church Commissioners 03/05/2022 Statement and for England c/o Smiths Plan and Gore, 64 Warwick Road, Statutory Carlisle Declaration SECTION 31(06) DATA COPELAND PARISH DOCUMENT DATE DESCRIPTION PARTIES DATE CEASES Millom Statutory 12/05/2017 Stoup Dub Farm, Haverigg F Hunter and 12/05/2037 Without Declaration J Weneger, Stoup Dubb Cottage, Haverigg, Millom Millom Statement and 26/04/2016 Land at Millom Park LET Nominees 1 and 26/04/2036 Without plan LET Nominees No 2 C/O Andrew James Fox, The Estate Office, Lowther, Penrith Moresby Statutory 14/06/2012 Hawkeswood, Low Moresby The Woodland Trust, 14/06/2022 Declaration Autumn Park, Dysart Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire Muncaster Notice, 07/02/2013 Known as the Muncaster Estate Iona Arbel Frost- 07/02/2023 (LDNPA) Declaration and Pennington, Muncaster Plan castle, Ravenglass Seascale Statement and 11/09/2012 Millhouse Farm, Wellington, Seascale I Ostle and K Mills 11/09/2022 plan C/O Cartmell Shepherd, Solicitors, Rosehill, Carlisle Whitehaven Statutory 07/12/2012 Harras Moor, Whitehaven The Woodland Trust 07/12/2022 Declaration (as above) Whitehaven Statutory 07/07/2017 Land at Whitehaven Commercial OCF Developments 07/07/2037 declaration and Park, Moresby Parks, Whitehaven Limited, Whitehaven plan Commercial Park, Whitehaven SECTION 31(06) DATA EDEN PARISH DOCUMENT DATE DESCRIPTION PARTIES DATE CEASES Ainstable Statement and 04/06/2019 Castle Rigg Farm, Armathwaite Mrs Annabelle 04/06/2039 Map Stapleton c/o Edwin Thompson, Fifteen Rosehill, Montgomery Way, CARLISLE Ainstable Statement and 19/10/2020 Armathwaite Place, Armathwaite Mr G E MacLellan, 19/10/2040 Map Armathwaite Place, Armathwaite Cumbria CA4 9PY Askam, Statement and 26/04/2016 Land known as the Lowther’s LET Nominees 1 Ltd 26/04/2036 Bampton, Plan Estate Trust (LET) and LET Nominees 2 Barton, Ltd C/O Andrew James Brougham, Fox, The Estate Office, Cliburn, Clifton, Lowther Penrith Crosby Ravensworth, Great Strickland, Little Strickland, Lowther, Shap, Orton, Penrith, Tebay, Shap Rural, Sockbridge and Tirril, Thrimby and Yanwath and Eamont Bridge Bolton Statement, 10/07/2020 Land at Broad Oaks, Bolton, T J Ewbank Ltd, c/o 10/07/2040 Statutory Appleby in Westmorland Mr and Mrs Ewbank, Declaration and Broad Oaks, Long Plan Marton, Appleby in Westmorland CA16 6JP Bolton Statement, 10/07/2020 Land at Peat Gate, Bolton, Mr and Mrs Ewbank, 10/07/2040 Statutory Appleby in Westmorland Broad Oaks, Long Declaration and Marton, Appleby in Plan and Westmorland CA16 6JP Culgaith Statement and 25/06/2020 Land at Staingills Farm, Culgaith Messrs Lyle 25/06/2040 Plan Staingills Farm Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QU Dacre Statement and 02/10/2019 Small Farm, Stainton E McCosh c/o Edwin 02/10/2039 Plan Thompson, Fifteen Rosehill, Montgomery Way, Carlisle CA1 2RW Dacre and Statement, Plan 30/01/2019 Land known as Skirsgill Park A R Leeming and E M 30/01/2039 Penrith and Statutory C Leeming, Skirsgill Declaration Park, Penrith Dacre and Statement, Plan 30/01/2019 Land known as Skirsgill Park E M C Leeming, and 30/01/2039 Penrith and Statutory Robert Bryce Hasel- Declaration McCosh, Skirsgill Park, Penrith Dacre and Statement, Plan 30/01/2019 Land known as Skirsgill Park A R Leeming Skirsgill 30/01/2039 Penrith and Statutory Park, Penrith Declaration Dufton Statutory 28/06/2011 Dufton Ghyll Wood and The Woodland Trust, 28/06/2021 Declaration extension, Dufton Autumn Park, Dysart Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire Hartley Statement and 18/04/2018 Land of former railway line, John Strutt 18/04/2038 plan Hartley (to Darlington) Conservation Foundation c/o John Hills & Partners, Estate Office, Leyburn, N Yorkshire DL8 5EW Helbeck Statement and 11/01/2021 Land at Helbeck Hall, Brough Mr and Mrs Stead C/O 11/01/2041 plan Fisher German, The Estate Office, Norman Court, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire Hesket Notice and Map 08/03/2018 Southwaite Hall, Southwaite Mr T & Mrs P Kelsall, 08/03/2038 Southwaite Hall, Southwaite, Carlisle Lazonby Statutory 14/06/2012 Tarn Wadling, High Hesket, The Woodland Trust 14/06/2022 Declaration and Armathwaite (as above) Map Lazonby Statement and 10/06/2019 Lazonby Estate The Trustees of 10/06/2039 Map Lazonby Estate Settlement 2000 C/O Edwin Thompson, Fifteen Rosehill, Montgomery Way, CARLISLE Lazonby Statement and 02/07/2019 Land at Garden of Eden, Lazonby The Trustees of the Sir 02/07/2030 Map Gerald Ley’s Will Trust (Residuary Fund) c/o Edwin Thompson Fifteen, Rosehill, Montgomery Way, Carlisle CA1 2RW Morland Statement and 06/10/2010 Land known as Barnholme Wood, Mr R Addison, 06/10/2040 Plan and Morland Littlebeck Farm, Kings declaration Meaburn Penrith CA10 3DB Musgrave, Statement and 25/10/2019 Land at Ashfell, Bleatarn, The Trustees of the 25/10/2039 Ravenstonedale, Maps Ellergill, Newbiggin on Lune, Scar Hewetson 1976 & 1989 Waitby and Sykes, Skellies and Waitby Settlements and Mrs G Winton M Hewetson c/o Hewetson & Johnson Ltd, The Estate Office, Low Ploughlands, Little Musgrave, Kirkby Stephen CA17 4PQ Nateby Notice, 01/11/2018 Land at Inglenook Barn, Nateby J A Davis, Inglenook 01/11/2038 Statutory
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