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IRP 16-17 Programme Assets Grid Reference Grid Reference District Electoral Division Road Number Portfolio Asset No./Name Location Standard Summary Scope (Start) (Finish) BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE ASPATRIA ED B5300 ALLONBY 308121/542893 ALLONBY STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE ASPATRIA ED B5300 CROSSBECK 307975/544552 CROSSBECK STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2195 AIKBANK MILL NO 2 311667/525970 AIKBANK MILL NO 2 WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2120 BASSENTHWAITE 323073/532351 BASSENTHWAITE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE BRAITHWAITE 323141/523578 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2121 CASS BECK 325205/532980 CASS BECK WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2224 CHAPEL (LITTLE TOWN) 323132/519389 CHAPEL (LITTLE TOWN) WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2123 CHAPEL (THORNTHWAITE) 322631/525398 CHAPEL (THORNTHWAITE) WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2027 CHURCH 316156/529439 CHURCH WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2064 EMBLETON BRIDGE 318057/530615 EMBLETON BRIDGE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE B5289 GATESGARTH 319432/515009 GATESGARTH WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2181 GIBBESON 322746/531511 GIBBESON WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2030 GRANGE (LOWESWATER) 311537/522672 GRANGE (LOWESWATER) WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2207 HIGH MILL 315962/525205 HIGH MILL WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2026 ISEL 316419/533293 ISEL WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2034 ISEL HALL 315630/533767 ISEL HALL WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2121 LOWTHWAITE WEST 325904/535281 LOWTHWAITE WEST WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & MAJOR REPAIR WORK TO FLOOD DAMAGED ALLERDALE U2225 MILLBECK PERM 325597/526134 MILLBECK PERM WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES BRIDGE Grid Reference Grid Reference District Electoral Division Road Number Portfolio Asset No./Name Location Standard Summary Scope (Start) (Finish) BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2199 MOSSER 311477/525478 MOSSER WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE B5291 OUSE 319966/532100 OUSE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2212 PARK 314448/520511 PARK WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2083 PLUMBLAND MILL 316003/540306 PLUMBLAND MILL WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2224 ROOD 323122/519515 ROOD WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE SCAWGILL 317740/525718 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2107 SNITTLEGARTH WEST 321712/538181 SNITTLEGARTH WEST WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE STAIR HIGH 323613/521213 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE STANTHWAITE 325237/536494 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES BOTHEL AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE STONEYCROFT 323268/521211 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE WHARRELS ED STRUCTURES COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2016 BROUGHTON BECK 309055/531525 BROUGHTONBECK NORTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE FP/6531 MILLERS (HARRIS) F/B 311870/530808 MILLERS (HARRIS) F/B NORTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2088 WASTE LANE 312750/530613 WASTE LANE NORTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2065 BRIDGEFOOT 305651/529229 BRIDGEFOOT SOUTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE U2188 OLDFIELD 305932/527691 OLDFIELD SOUTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2050 SOUTHWAITE 322124/545698 SOUTHWAITE SOUTH ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE Grid Reference Grid Reference District Electoral Division Road Number Portfolio Asset No./Name Location Standard Summary Scope (Start) (Finish) COCKERMOUTH BRIDGES & ALLERDALE STAN LONNING 308705/530407 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SOUTH ED STRUCTURES DEARHAM AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2007 BROUGHTON HIGH 308161/531274 BROUGHTON HIGH BROUGHTON ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE DEARHAM AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2003 DOVENBY MILL 310464/533258 DOVENBY MILL BROUGHTON ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE DEARHAM AND BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2001 JANET 307634/535983 JANET BROUGHTON ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE HARRINGTON ED A597 BECKSTONE 299230/525634 BECKSTONE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED C2057 GRANGE 325401/517460 GRANGE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED A5271 GRETA 326304/523733 GRETA STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & ALLERDALE KESWICK ED HAZEL BANK 325888/514964 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE STRUCTURES BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED U3132 MOSEDALE 334991/522707 MOSEDALE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED U2234 NADDLE 329874/521633 NADDLE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED U2230 NADDLE OLD 330000/523842 NADDLEOLD STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED A591 RAISE 332530/512731 RAISE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED B5289 ROSTHWAITE 325692/515107 ROSTHWAITE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE Grid Reference Grid Reference District Electoral Division Road Number Portfolio Asset No./Name Location Standard Summary Scope (Start) (Finish) BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED A591 STY BECK 331779/518876 STY BECK STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED U2960 THRELKELD 331460/524677 THRELKELD STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE KESWICK ED U2234 WANTHWAITE 331399/523140 WANTHWAITE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE MARYPORT NORTH BRIDGES & ALLERDALE BULL GILL 309607/538498 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ED STRUCTURES MARYPORT NORTH BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE C2008 DEARHAM 306922/537166 DEARHAM ED STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE SEATON ED C2016 PINDLE BECK 304399/530796 PINDLE BECK STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE SOLWAY COAST ED C2050 ELLERCARR 320489/551167 ELLERCARR STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & ALLERDALE SOLWAY COAST ED KNOWEHILL 318392/551442 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE STRUCTURES BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE SOLWAY COAST ED B5302 STANKS 317527/550482 STANKS STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE ST JOHN'S AND BRIDGES & ALLERDALE LADIES WALK 300356/528821 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE GREAT CLIFTON ED STRUCTURES BRIDGES & MAJOR REPAIR WORK TO FLOOD DAMAGED ALLERDALE THURSBY ED U1140 BELL BRIDGE D&B 336595/542999 BELL BRIDGE D&B STRUCTURES BRIDGE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE THURSBY ED B5305 CHALKSIDE 333017/544288 CHALKSIDE STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & ALLERDALE THURSBY ED HOW WATH 323819/557321 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE STRUCTURES BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE THURSBY ED U3333 LINEWATH 336053/534231 LINEWATH STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE THURSBY ED C2051 MOORHOUSE MILL 326801/551460 MOORHOUSE MILL STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE Grid Reference Grid Reference District Electoral Division Road Number Portfolio Asset No./Name Location Standard Summary Scope (Start) (Finish) BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE THURSBY ED B5299 PARKEND 330030/538881 PARKEND STRUCTURES IMPROVE RESILIENCE BRIDGES & REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE AND MEASURES TO ALLERDALE THURSBY ED C2020 PARSON
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