COUNTY COUNCIL LOCAL COMMITTEE FOR CARLISLE Paper No st Meeting date: 31 July 2009 From: Corporate Director – Safer and Stronger Communities 16
REPORTS FROM NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUMS
1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 This report details the 13 Neighbourhood Forum meetings that have taken place in the Carlisle area since the last Local Committee deadline together with an update on the Members Capital Programme at Appendix N and details of Forum referrals made for Local Committee are included.
2.0 STRATEGIC PLANNING AND EQUALITY IMPLICATIONS
2.1 Neighbourhood Forums form part of the County Councils consultation process and is linked to the Council Plan through the theme of “improving council services” An equality impact assessment is not required.
3.0 RECOMMENDATION
3.1 Members are asked to note the reports from the 13 Neighbourhood Forum meetings held in the Carlisle District during this committee cycle.
3.2 Members are requested to decide what action to take, if any, on the Neighbourhood Forum referrals.
3.3 To note the current position regarding local Capital projects (Appendix N)
3.4 Members are asked to note that road safety issues raised at Neighbourhood Forum meetings and by Members will now be referred to the Road Safety Coordinator not the Area Engineer.
Page 1 of 18
4.0 BACKGROUND
4.1 Since the last meeting of Local Committee for Carlisle 13 of the 16 Neighbourhood Forums have held meetings.
4.2 The Forums have discussed topics and received presentations on subjects ranging from Carlisle Youth Zone, Morton Sports Village, Allotments Associations, Highways Issues, Carlisle Carers, Riverside Housing Association, Policing Pledge consultation, Longtown Local Links project, Longtown Library, Coldwater Supplementary Planning consultation, Alzheimer’s Carlisle, The Anchorage Carlisle, Warwick on Eden Memorial Hall & Community Ventures. A total of 458 people attended the 13 meetings at an average of 35 per meeting.
4.3 All Forums were attended by City Councillors and officers from the District Council and the partnership remains well received by residents. Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service & Cumbria Police continue to be in attendance at Forum meetings where possible.
4.4 Forum referrals for consideration by Local Committee were made at the following Neighbourhood Forum Meetings
Brampton & District
Residents supported the proposals for the traffic order discussed at Brampton and District Neighbourhood forum 7th July 2009 to introduce No Waiting at Any Time on . The forum expressed their concern that this Order had not been introduced yet and asked that this be progressed in time for the start of term in September 2009.
Yewdale
Yewdale residents at the Neighbourhood Forum held on the 16th June 2009 commented on the problems caused by inconsiderate parking along Orton Road outside the Orton Lea Centre. Residents suggested some form of parking restrictions on Orton Road outside Orton Lea would reduce the problems experienced.
Upperby
Upperby residents at the Neighbourhood Forum held on the 1st July 2009 commented on the problems turning from St Ninian’s Road onto Upperby Road as sight lines were obscured by parked vehicles. A solution would be to introduce double yellow lines on Upperby Road at the junction to create clearer sight lines. Residents also wished to express their disappointment at the delay in completion of re-surfacing works programmed for Upperby Road, Boundary Road & Blackwell Road that were scheduled for completion in 2008 / 2009.
Botcherby
Page 2 of 18
Botcherby residents at the Neighbourhood Forum on 16th June 2009 raised the issue of the difficulty experienced in trying to cross Warwick Road at its junction with Eastern Way. Although traffic controls are on site there is no controlled pedestrian crossing at the junction. The provision is central islands only. The forum agreed to ask if measures could be put in place to establish a safe crossing at this location. 4.5 The Head of Community Unit has been advised by the Head of Transport that all road safety issues including those raised at Neighbourhood Forums should be referred to Chris Broadbent the Road Safety Coordinator and not the Area Engineer. Members are asked to note this change.
4.6 Appended to this report (Appendix N) is the updated list of Members Capital projects for 2009/2010.
5.0 OPTIONS
5.1 Members are asked to note the content of the Neighbourhood Forum reports and decide what action to take, if any, with regard to the Neighbourhood Forum referrals.
6.0 RESOURCE AND VALUE FOR MONEY IMPLICATIONS
6.1 There are no financial implications to this report.
7.0 LEGAL IMPLICATIONS
7.1 There are no legal implications.
8.0 CONCLUSION
8.1 Members are requested to note the Neighbourhood Forum Reports at Appendices B to N; and the Members Capital Programme at Appendix A.
8.2 Members are requested to consider the Neighbourhood Forum referrals made within the report and make recommendations they feel appropriate.
Paul Carrigan Neighbourhood Development Officer July 2009
APPENDICES
Appendix A Belle Vue 20th April 2009 Appendix B Denton Holme & Longsowerby 21st April 2009
Page 3 of 18
Appendix C Currock 22nd April 2009 Appendix D Dalston & Cummersdale 26th April 2009 Appendix E Belah & Lowry Hill 9th June 2009 Appendix F Botcherby 15th June 2009 Appendix G Yewdale 16th June 2009 Appendix H Longtown & Bewcastle 17th June 2009 Appendix I Castle 24th June 2009 Appendix J Denton Holme & Longsowerby 30th June 2009 Appendix K Upperby 1st July 2009 Appendix L Wetheral & Stanwix 2nd July 2009 Appendix M Brampton & District 7th July 2009 Appendix N Local Capital Projectsprogramme 2009 / 2010.
IMPLICATIONS
Electoral Division(s): Carlisle District
Executive Decision Yes
Key Decision No
If a Key Decision, is the proposal published in the current Forward Plan? N/A
Is the decision exempt from call-in on grounds of urgency? No
If exempt from call-in, has the agreement of the Chair of the relevant N/A Overview and Scrutiny Committee been sought or obtained?
Has this matter been considered by Overview and Scrutiny? No If so, give details below.
Has an environmental or sustainability impact assessment been N/A undertaken?
Has an equality impact assessment been undertaken? N/A
PREVIOUS RELEVANT COUNCIL OR EXECUTIVE DECISIONS No previous relevant decisions.
CONSIDERATION BY OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY
Not considered by Overview and Scrutiny
BACKGROUND PAPERS
Notes of all Neighbourhood Forum meetings are available from the relevant NDO Contact: Paul Carrigan Tel: - 01228 221054 / 07973811285; [email protected]
Page 4 of 18 Appendix A
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Belle Vue DATE and TIME: Monday 20th April at 7pm VENUE: Church of the Nazarene, Moorhouse Road. ATTENDANCE: Head count 52 (includes about 12 children) plus late comers
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Martin Murphy – Youth Zone and Morton Sports Village Police Problem Solving Engagement Youth Petition – lack of play areas Carlisle School of Kung Fu Northbank (u/14) Football Club Ayers Explorer Scout Troop Sports Activity Fitness and Exercise Club – SAFE (TRAMP)
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £ Carlisle School of Kung Fu To replace worn out equipment 203.33
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £ Northbank (u/14) Football Club To replace outgrown strip 312 Ayers Explorer Scout Troop To cover travel and accommodation to enable the 300 troop to part-take in a prize from a national competition – coasteering in Newquay Sports Activity Fitness and To contribute to covering the costs involved in 750 Exercise Club (TRAMP) running regular sports and activities sessions with the aim of reducing anti social behaviour. A partnership bid – TRAMP, Cumbria Constabulary and Carlisle City
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: TBA VENUE: TBA TOPICS PLANNED: Highway matters – Richard Hayward
Page 5 of 18 Appendix B
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Denton Holme & Longsowerby DATE and TIME: 7pm, 21st April 2009 VENUE: Denton Holme Community Centre ATTENDANCE: County & City Councillor, Hugh McDevitt 45 (40 residents) City Councillor, Joan Southward Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Susan Smith Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police and Local Issues, PC Dawn Grant & PCSO Dave Styth Denton Home Community Association – proposals for a new Community Centre Nikki Wingfield, Area Manager (Cumbria) Sustrans
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £ Denton Holme Community Towards the costs of providing a summer play 1750 Association scheme for the first two weeks of the summer holidays Forum Initiative To provide 3 additional litter bins in Denton Holme 1000 & Longsowerby
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £ 4th Carlisle Boys Brigade Towards the purchase of equipment for the group 500 Cumbria Police / Tramp Towards the costs of providing a SAFE club one 750 night a week at Richard Rose Morton Academy Kieron Parrinder A grant to an individual to provide Badminton 100 equipment to support the top young player in Cumbria
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 30th June 2009 7pm VENUE: Denton Holme Community Centre TOPICS PLANNED: To be arranged
Page 6 of 18 Appendix C
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Currock DATE and TIME: 6.30pm, 22nd April 2009 VENUE: Currock House Community Centre ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, Heather Bradley 25 (22 residents) City Councillors, Abdul Harid & Colin Glover Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Lisa Forrester Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police and Local Issues, PCSO Chris Forster Phil Gray, Green Spaces Team, Carlisle City Council Elizabeth Allnutt, Allotments Manager, Carlisle City Council Nikki Wingfield, Area Manager (Cumbria) Sustrans
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £ Friends of Bishop Harvey A contribution towards the capital costs of 1000 Goodwin School purchasing a TV system for use within the school by pupils and parents Community Projects Carlisle Towards the provision of homeless advice and 100 assistance for young people. Carlisle Model Engineering Towards the costs of annual public liability 192.50 Society insurance
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: To be confirmed VENUE: To be arranged TOPICS PLANNED: To be arranged
Page 7 of 18 Appendix D
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Dalston and Cummersdale DATE and TIME: 7pm, 22nd April 2009 VENUE: Victory Hall, Dalston ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, John Collier 26 (22 residents) City Councillor, Nicola Clarke City Councillor, Trevor Allison Judith Gardner, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Victoria Peacock, Community Unit Carlisle TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police and Local Issues, PCSO Emma Tonge Highways, Richard Hayward, Carlisle Area Engineer, Cumbria County Council
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £ Dalston Tennis Club Towards coaching sessions 500.00
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET No budget set £ Great Orton Rainbows Towards set up costs 400.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 13th July 2009 to be confirmed VENUE: To be arranged TOPICS PLANNED: To be arranged
Page 8 of 18 Appendix E
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Belah DATE and TIME: Tuesday 9th June 2009 VENUE: Belah Centre ATTENDANCE: 25 residents, 2 CCC Officers + 2 City Council Officers TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police update and consultation Carers week – Bluebird Care Lowry Hill Resident’s Association Ayers Explorer Scout Unit – 2 scouts Illegal Parking on Kingstown Trading Estate – Mark Walsh
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £7,682.05 Lowry Hill Resident’s This grant is towards new stones to mark the 800 Association entrance of the estate. They will be durable and are sign of the co-hesion of the community.
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £1,597 Ayers Explorer Scout Unit This contributes towards the costs of 2 scouts from 200 the area going on a trip; they won to go coasteering in Newquay.
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: TBA VENUE: TBA TOPICS PLANNED: Sean Reed to be invited to update on the Belah School site. Mark Walsh to be invited to up date on lorry parking on Kingstown Trading Estate. Up date on Northern Ring Road – Cllr. Toole
Page 9 of 18 Appendix F
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Botcherby DATE and TIME: 7pm, 15th June 2009 VENUE: Botcherby Community Centre ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, Robert Betton 65 (56 residents) City Councillors, Michael Boaden & Anne Glendinning Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Lisa Forrester Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police and Local Issues, Insp Mark Gilroy & PCSO Chris Bardini Riverside Housing Association – update on Botcherby Regeneration activity Carlisle City Council – Green Spaces – Botcherby BMX Track
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £7693.00 Botcherby Resident Towards the costs of a fun day for local children 200.00 Association Group during the summer holidays. Botcherby HLI Towards the costs of providing health & fitness 200.00 classes in Botcherby Community Centre
YOUTH BUDGET £2688.88 Community Projects Carlisle Towards the costs of providing homelessness & 100.00 benefit advice to young people of the Carlisle area, this application is being circulated to all Carlisle Forum areas. Botcherby Community Centre Towards the costs of purchasing sponge footballs 150.00 to use with local children in conjunction with the Carlisle South LPT
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 21st September 2009 VENUE: Botcherby Community Centre TOPICS PLANNED: To be arranged
Page 10 of 18 Appendix G
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Yewdale DATE and TIME: 16th June 2009 7pm VENUE: Yewdale Community Centre ATTENDANCE: 11 residents + 3 Cllrs.+ 2 CCC Officers + 1 City Officer TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police report Police consultation Safe project Community Consultation exercise – What is best , worst and what needs changing in Yewdale
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £12,319.09 Tramp (SAFE Project) TRAMP are working in partnership with Cumbria 375 Constabulary and Carlisle City Council to set up SAFE (Sports Activity Fitness and Exercise Club) based at Richard Rose Morton Academy. It has 150 members. The aim is to reduce anti social behaviour and youth disorder. It has gone to a number of other Forums
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £870 Tramp (SAFE Project) See above 375
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 14th October 2009 VENUE: TBA TOPICS PLANNED: Benefits Advice Roadshow
Page 11 of 18 Appendix H
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Longtown and Bewcastle DATE and TIME: 7pm, 17thJune 2009 VENUE: Longtown Primary School and Longtown Library ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, Amanda Long 48(39 residents) City Councillor, Ray Bloxham (chair) City Councillor, John Mallinson Judith Gardner Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Lisa Forrester, Community Unit Carlisle TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Longtown Library, Mike Lister, Area Library Manager, Cumbria County Council Local Links project, Deborah Turner, Customer Services Manager, Cumbria County Council Community Planning, Nigel Williamson, chair of Arthuret Community planning group Longtown Food and Craft Market, Violet Nelson, Longtown Initiative
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £8464.00 Arthuret Parochial Church Towards the Thistle and Rose event 2009 600.00 Kirkandrews on Esk PC Towards refurbishment of finger posts 500.00 Stapleton Public Hall Towards stacking tables 200.00 Bewcastle Parent and Friends Towards a chemical cupboard and rubber matting 500.00 Longtown Memorial Hall Towards a feasibility study 500.00 Moat Village Hall Towards a family fun day 100.00 Border Celtic Football team Towards an end of season party 150.00
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £1748.00 William Howard Tanzanian trip Towards a range of events 333.00 Ayers Explorer Scout Unit Towards a trip to Newquay 300.00 Blackford School Towards purchasing gym mats 250.00 Matthew Little Towards a continual training programme 250.00 Fir End School Towards equipment for after school activities 125.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: To be confirmed VENUE: Longtown Memorial Hall TOPICS PLANNED: To be confirmed
Page 12 of 18 Appendix I
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Castle DATE and TIME: 7pm, 24th June 2009 VENUE: The Old Town Hall, Carlisle ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, Jim Tootle ( Chair ) 26 (22 residents) City Councillor Olwyn Luckley Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Victoria Peacock Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police, Fire and Local Issues, PCSO Adam Williamson & Fire Officer Anthony Rooney Chris Hardman & Helen Lewis, – Shaddongate & Caldewgate Supplementary Planning Consultation, Carlisle City Council
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £6954.00 The Anchorage Towards the running costs of The Anchorage 950.00 centre for elderly citizens of Carlisle TRAMP / City West LPT Towards the costs of hall and equipment hire for 750.00 the Carlisle West “SAFE” scheme. Forum Initiative To award a start up grant and award for the 500.00 establishing of the TACT group a new community based group for the Dowbeck Road area
YOUTH BUDGET £1103.62 Connor Neaves Towards the costs of accommodation and travel to 250.00 the National Youth Theatre summer school Ayers Explorer Scouts Unit Towards the travel costs of attending a summer 100.00 coasteering event
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 16th September 2009 VENUE: TBA TOPICS PLANNED: TBA
Page 13 of 18 Appendix J
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Denton Holme & Longsowerby DATE and TIME: 7pm, 30th June 2009 VENUE: Denton Holme ATTENDANCE: County & City Councillor, Hugh McDevitt 30 (26 residents) Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Susan Smith Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police, Fire and Local Issues, PCSO Russ Webb & Alzheimer’s Society Carlisle – Sarah Mason The Anchorage – Barbara Bulman
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £6309.13 Forum Initiative A donation to Alzheimer’s Carlisle to assist with the 100.00 work they carry out with carers in the community. Robert Ferguson PTA Towards the start up costs of this new community 250.00 group. Forum Initiative A donation to The Anchorage Carlisle to assist with 100.00 the advice service provided to reduce poverty in the elderly
YOUTH BUDGET £118.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: October 2009 VENUE: Denton Holme Community Centre TOPICS PLANNED: John Halpin Carlisle United Football in the Community Craig Cowperthwaite Environment Agency
Page 14 of 18 Appendix K
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Upperby DATE and TIME: 7pm, 1st July 2009 VENUE: Upperby School ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, Stewart Young 26 (22 residents) City Councillors David Wilson, Ann Warwick & Donald Cape ( Chair ) Paul Carrigan, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Susan Smith Community Unit Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police, and Local Issues, PC Michael Fordyce & PCSO Ryan Anderson Richard Hayward Area Highways Engineer; Cumbria County Council
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £5875.35 Friends of Hammonds Pond Towards the costs of annual insurance cover 75.00 Friends of Bishop Harvey Towards the costs of developing an in school TV 500.00 Goodwin School station for use by pupils, staff & the community Off the Rails Towards the costs of developing a community Arts 250.00 Project for young people Upperby Ladies Social Club Towards room hire and outing costs 400.00 Upperby Mens Institute Towards the costs of a summer outing 500.00 ( Seniors Section ) Carlisle & District Model Towards the costs of annual insurance cover 192.50 Engineering Society
YOUTH BUDGET £1457.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 6th October 2009 VENUE: Petteril Bank Community Centre TOPICS PLANNED: TBA
Page 15 of 18 Appendix L
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Wetheral and Stanwix Rural DATE and TIME: 7 30pm, 2nd July 2009 VENUE: Linstock WI Village Hall ATTENDANCE: County Councillor, John Mallinson 27 (20 residents) County Councillor, Nicholas Marriner City Councillor, James Bainbridge City Councillor, Doreen Parsons City Councillor, Barry Earp City Councillor, Marilyn Bowman
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police Problem Solving Engagement, Inspector Thomson, Cumbria Police Warwick on Eden Memorial Hall, Maggie Robinson, Management Committee
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £14625.00 Linstock WI Village Hall Towards replacement curtains 500.00 William Howard School Towards Tanzanian Link 2009 367.00 Castle Carrock PC Towards repair work to a footpath 600.00 Solway Aviation Towards an Interactive display board 500.00
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £3020.00 1st Home Eden Guides Towards Girl Guiding centenary trip 500.00 William Howard Towards Tanzanian Link 2009 500.00 Ayers Explorer Scouts Towards a trip to Newquay 300.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 7 30pm, 24th September 2009 VENUE: To be confirmed TOPICS PLANNED: To be arranged
Page 16 of 18 Appendix M
NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM: Brampton and District DATE and TIME: 7pm, 7th July 2009 VENUE: Brampton Community Centre ATTENDANCE: County Councillors, Lawrence Fisher & John Mallinson 46 (40 residents) City Councillor, Ray Knapton Judith Gardner, Neighbourhood Development Officer Admin, Victoria Peacock, Community Unit, Carlisle
TOPICS/PRESENTATIONS Police Problem Solving Engagement, Inspector Thomson, Cumbria Police Cumbria Fire Service, Justin Robinson, Fire Service Delivery Manager Community Ventures, Claire Poulter, Programme Leader, Community Ventures
GRANT APPLICATIONS GENERAL BUDGET £19904.03 Walton Village Hall Towards 150 year celebration 1000.00 Solway Aviation Towards an interactive screen 500.00 William Howard School Towards the Tanzanian Link 2009 300.00 Brampton Allotment Ass Towards fencing and piping 412.49 Brampton Tennis Club Towards coaching sessions 750.00 Chamber of Trade Towards entertainment for the street market 700.00 Nether Denton Parish Council Towards restoration of the Village Hall 1000.00 Walton Young Farmers Towards room hire and annual levy 462.00 Amy and Beth Ion Towards costs for a National show Jumping event 500.00 Brampton Youth Project Towards a trip to Alton Towers 100.00
YOUTH GENERAL BUDGET £2008.00 William Howard School Towards the Tanzanian Link 500.00 Ayers Explorer Scout Unit Towards a trip to Newquay 100.00 Walton Young Farmers Towards room hire and annual levy 388.00 Amy and Beth Ion Towards costs for a National show Jumping event 500.00 Brampton Youth Project Towards a trip to Alton Towers 500.00 Castle Carrock guides Towards a residential 20.00
NEXT MEETING
DATE and TIME: 14th September 2009 VENUE: William Howard School TOPICS PLANNED: Community Ventures
Page 17 of 18 Appendix N
Local Capital Schemes
The following projects in the Carlisle area are being progressed against the £12 000 capital allocations for 2009/10. Some are at the estimate stage others are firm commitments. There are three themes in the Carlisle area:
Theme 1 – Environmental Improvements Theme 2 – Community Facilities Theme 3 – Highway Improvements
Electoral Division Theme Morton Layby and other highway improvements at Stonegarth outside the shops. 3 (work complete) St Aidans Contribution to the developments at Greystone Community Centre 2 Denton Holme Package of highway measures including street lighting, back lane improvements 1 & 3 and adoption of unadopted roads Botcherby Layby and parking improvements 3 Yewdale Fencing improvements to school 1&2 Longtown and Bewcastle Combined with Stanwix and Irthington (see below) Shankhill School layby plus 3 other local projects Stanwix and Irthington Shankhill School layby contribution 3 Replacement marquee for celebration/community events 2 Additional dropped kerb, Crosby on Eden 3 Additional street light, Irthington 3 Upperby Community building improvements – Upperby Parish Hall 2 Stanwix Urban Community building improvements – Stanwix Community Centre 2 Belle Vue 2 No Vehicle Activated Signs, Burgh Road & Moorhouse Road 2 Harraby Currock Castle Belah Dalston and Cummersdale Wetheral Brampton
Page 18 of 18