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BT Payphones for adoption by Community Heartbeat Trust. Payphone usage Jan - Dec 2014 TEL_NO ADDRESS POST_TOWN POST_CODE Emap Nmap Paid Calls Emergency Free calls 01228513287 ADJ TO ALL SAINTS CHURCH. SCOTBY VILLAGE SCOTBY CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8BW 344043 555192 3 0 3 01228521230 JUNCTION OF WIGTON ROAD. WESTRIGG ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 6LD 337807 554314 32 0 26 01228521334 OPPOSITE VILLAGE POST OFFICE THE SQUARE CUMMERSDALE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 6BG 339006 553268 11 0 11 01228521588 O/SIDE HORSE & FARRIER INN. WIGTON ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 7EY 338361 555194 56 0 56 01228521632 JUNCTION OF LISMORE STREET. WARWICK ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 1JU 340845 555902 181 0 38 01228522111 PCO CENTURIONS WALK CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 0JL 341616 558444 1 0 1 01228522210 JUNCTION OF ETTERBY SCAUR. ETTERBY ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9PE 339045 557333 0 0 0 01228522235 CAR PARK STANWIX BANK SCOTLAND ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9DG 340029 557034 124 0 73 01228522257 PCO ELDON DRIVE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 3RS 342986 554630 30 0 20 01228522325 JCN OF FOREST HILL MALLYCLOSE DRIVE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 3HD 342414 553603 13 0 13 01228522346 OPP SUB PO KINGSTOWN ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 0BW 339538 559221 199 0 59 01228522408 OPP. 174 DALSTON ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 5NW 339000 554792 27 0 7 01228522480 OPP VILLAGE STORE/POST OFF THE GREEN HOUGHTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 0LL 340884 559200 0 0 0 01228522483 JUNCTION OF SCOTLAND ROAD. KNOWEFIELD AVENUE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9BH 340000 557577 40 0 40 01228523586 ADJ TO GREENSIDE STAINTON PCO STAINTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9QX 338065 556920 0 0 0 01228524130 ADJ WHITECLOSE GATE GARAGE BRAMPTON OLD ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4RH 341206 558057 10 0 8 01228524148 OUTSIDE EDEN SCHOOL. RICKERBY CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9AA 341476 557076 5 0 5 01228524159 ADJACENT TO BARN GRINSDALE GRINSDALE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6DS 336872 557962 2 0 2 01228525013 PUBLIC CALL OFFICE WARWICK ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 1LQ 341253 555902 66 0 38 01228525429 ADJ FIRE STATION 14 MU RAF KINGSTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4DE 338424 560420 0 0 0 01228525468 ON CAR PARK BLACK LION INN PCO DURDAR CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 4TX 340510 550979 48 0 6 01228526193 OPPOSITE WOMENS INSTITUTE. LINSTOCK CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4PZ 342645 558396 19 0 16 01228526280 LAYBY A6 NEAR THE BUNGALOW CARLETON ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 3EH 342691 552999 48 0 48 01228526951 OPPOSITE GLENEDEN MILL. MILBOURNE STREET CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 5XB 339699 555528 19 0 4 01228529362 JUNCTION OF BELAH ROAD. DENE CRESCENT CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 9TL 339400 557802 26 0 26 01228560212 OPPOSITE WAR MEMORIAL. CUMWHINTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8ER 345091 552784 0 0 0 01228560215 ADJACENT TO WARWICK HOUSE. WARWICK ON EDEN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8PA 346529 556564 1 0 1 01228560234 ADJACENT TO THE QUEENS INN. GREAT CORBY CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8LR 347207 554373 14 0 7 01228560572 ADJACENT COTEHILL STORES. FRONT STREET COTEHILL CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 0DQ 346818 550263 0 0 0 01228560635 IN LAY-BY NR GARAGE CORBY HILL CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8PL 347826 556963 24 0 24 01228560671 OUTSIDE VILLAGE POST OFFICE. WETHERAL CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8ES 346626 554512 96 0 16 01228573220 ADJACENT TO THE GARTH. THE GARTH CROSBY ON EDEN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4QS 344716 559644 0 0 0 01228573224 ADJ TO THE SPORTSMANS INN. LAVERSDALE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4PJ 347582 562546 0 0 0 01228573258 ADJACENT TO THE HALL. NEWBY EAST CARLISLE CARLISLE CA4 8QX 347614 558375 2 0 2 01228576256 VILLAGE CENTRE ADJ DUN EDEN BEAUMONT CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6EF 334864 559330 1 0 1 01228576260 CENTRE OF VILLAGE. THURSTONFIELD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6HQ 331670 556565 2 0 2 01228576311 IN LANE ADJ BRIDGE FARM HSE LONGBURGH BURGH BY SANDS CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6AF 330819 558989 1 0 0 01228576347 VILLAGE GRN OPP THE BIRCHES MOORHOUSE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6EY 333346 556793 0 0 0 01228576481 VILLAGE ST. JUNC STATION RD. BURGH BY SANDS CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6AX 332243 559012 4 0 4 01228576483 ACROSS FROM EDEN FARM. KIRKANDREWS ON EDEN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6DJ 335376 558434 4 0 4 01228577211 ADJ LOWFIELD HOUSE CATLOWDY PENTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5QP 346109 576881 0 0 0 BT Payphones for adoption by Community Heartbeat Trust. Payphone usage Jan - Dec 2014 TEL_NO ADDRESS POST_TOWN POST_CODE Emap Nmap Paid Calls Emergency Free calls 01228577224 ADJ COUNCIL HOUSES THE MOAT MOAT CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5PN 341128 574005 0 0 0 01228577255 OPPOSITE NOS 5 & 6 BUSHFIELD BUSHFIELD PENTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5QJ 347533 580709 121 0 121 01228577267 ADJACENT TO PENTONBRIDGE INN PENTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5QB 343832 576486 0 0 0 01228590916 OUTSIDE MARKET HALL MARKET ARCADE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 8QZ 340008 556045 198 0 102 01228590935 ADJ CARLISLE TECH COLLEGE VICTORIA PLACE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 1HS 340537 556055 456 0 65 01228594102 SCOTBY ROAD GELTSDALE AVENUE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA1 2RL 342605 555099 0 0 0 01228595820 PCO KINGSTOWN BROADWAY KINGSTOWN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 0HA 339069 559077 82 0 27 01228598315 O/S ALDI STORE KINGSTOWN ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA3 0AJ 339727 558144 107 0 17 01228599031 ADJ. TO KWIK SAVE WIGTON ROAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA2 7EP 338848 555517 78 0 78 01228670493 ON VILLAGE GREEN. CASTLE CARROCK BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 9LU 354269 555404 24 0 24 01228674201 OPPOSITE BLENCARN PARK. ROCKCLIFFE CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4AA 335943 561831 8 0 8 01228674213 OPP WHITECROFT ADJ ( A74 ) TODHILLS CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4HB 337051 562788 0 0 0 01228674296 L HD SIDE ENT TO BUNGALOWS APPLEGARTH CARGO CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4AS 336677 559279 25 0 25 01228674621 OPP DANDY DINMONT CARAVAN PK BLACKFORD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4DZ 339714 562256 2 0 2 01228675200 OUTSIDE OLD TELEPHONE EXCH. THE TERRACE KIRKLINTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 6BY 343760 565288 1 0 1 01228675258 OPP OLD METHODIST CHAPEL HETHERSGILL CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 6EH 347810 567205 0 0 0 01228675405 ADJACENT TO CHURCH HALL. SCALEBY CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4LJ 344652 563095 5 0 5 01228710311 OPPOSITE THE SUB POST OFFICE GREAT ORTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 6NA 332836 554075 9 0 8 01228710348 OPPOSITE LINGYCLOSE RD JUNC. NEW RD DALSTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 7LA 337588 552220 7 0 7 01228710489 ENTRANCE TO CAR PARK DALSTON DALSTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 7QA 336863 550030 36 0 35 01228791288 ADJ TO BUNGALOW SANDYSIKE LONGTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5SS 339270 565920 2 0 2 01228791347 ROADSIDE NR OLD POST OFFICE WESTLINTON CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 6AA 339305 564489 0 0 0 01228791362 JUNCTION OF MOOR ROAD. STACKBRAES ROAD LONGTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5UU 338519 568913 281 0 80 01228791411 ADJ OLD RD JUNC GREENMILL RD GREENMILL ROAD LONGTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 5LT 335834 568364 3 0 3 01697476211 OPPOSITE PRIMROSE COTTAGES. GAITSGILL CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 7AH 338823 546768 0 0 0 01697476220 CROSSROADS ADJ OLD S P O RAUGHTON HEAD CARLISLE CARLISLE CA5 7DD 337984 545408 8 0 8 0169772079 ADJACENT TO SUB POST OFFICE. BANKS BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 2JH 357086 564573 11 0 11 0169772204 PCO CAPON TREE ROAD BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 1QW 353140 560234 3 0 3 0169772211 ENTRANCE TO NEWTOWN FM B & B NEWTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 4NU 350054 562810 7 0 7 0169772425 ADJACENT LAY-BY MILTON VILLA BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 1HT 355423 560506 11 0 11 0169772510 LAY-BY OPP LANERCOST PRIORY LANERCOST BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 2HQ 355430 563718 1 0 1 0169772680 OPP WILSON MEMORIAL HOMES. WILSON HOMES BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 1UD 353576 561152 15 0 15 01697746210 ADJ TO COTTAGES CHAPELBURN LOW ROW BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 2LZ 359816 564574 0 0 0 01697746211 ROAD SIDE LOW MIDGEHOLME. MIDGEHOLME LAMBLEY BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 7LT 364042 558908 0 0 0 01697746267 OPPOSITE LOW TOWN FARM. FARLAM BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 1LA 355534 558846 0 0 0 01697746292 ADJACENT TO CHURCHYARD. KIRKHOUSE BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 1JR 356761 559819 0 0 0 01697746377 OUTSIDE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. HALLBANKGATE BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 2NJ 357919 559682 4 0 4 01697748294 ADJACENT TO WESTFIELD HOUSE. ROWELTOWN CARLISLE CARLISLE CA6 6LN 348479 573694 0 0 0 01768896645 IN VILLAGE OPP WEST COTTAGE CUMREW BRAMPTON BRAMPTON CA8 9DD 354945 550682 1 0 1.
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    THE EDEN catcHMENT: NETWORK, status AND PRESSURES This map of the River Eden catchment provides an AREA COVERED at-a-glance overview of the ecological status of the river, BY MAP THE EDEN IS its tributaries and water bodies. The map sits alongside 80 MILES LONG the plan to save the River Eden and the actions and objectives needed to achieve this. Tarn Beck (River Irthing) AND COVERS 850 There is a lot of information held on this map. The overall SQUARE MILES. ecological status of the catchment is clearly shown along River Irthing (u/s Butter Burn) with the condition of the River Eden Special Area of Conservation. Hazel Gill (River Irthing) The other key feature of the map is that of the pressures that the catchment is subjected to. From river engineering, Butter Burn siltation and water abstraction to septic tanks and dairy farming, these all have a considerable impact on the catchment and influence the work that needs to be done River Irthing (u/s Crammel Linn Waterfall) to save the River Eden. King Water Kirkcambeck These pressures reflect our current understanding saviNG EDEN: and may change as the evidence develops. Cam Beck catcHMENT MAP Gilsland OVERALL KEY ECOLOGICAL STATUS Walton OVERALL ECOLOGICAL status Lanercost Scaleby Low Row 0% HIGH Laversdale Newtown River Irthing Brampton (d/s Crammel Linn Waterfall) Rockcliffe 41% Solway Estuary Rockcliffe Beck Brunstock Beck Irthington GOOD Eden (River Eden) Harker (Cumb.Lower) Milton 46% MODerate Crosby-on-Eden Brunstock Hallbankgate Beaumont Cargo Quarry Beck Burgh by Sands Houghton
  • Cumbria Eden Flood History 2013

    Cumbria Eden Flood History 2013

    Cumbria Eden flood history 2013 Sources Descriptive information is contained in newspaper reports, diaries and, further back in time, from Quarter Sessions bridge accounts and ecclesiastical records. The main source for this study has been from newspaper accounts. Newspaper Sources Newspaper descriptions include much that is of human interest but only limited information which can be used to define the magnitude of the flood. It is only the latter information which has been extracted for the most part, indicating levels or depths on roads and buildings which may still be identifiable. Such details provide a means of assessing the comparative magnitude of floods. The two principal urban areas within the Eden catchment which are vulnerable to flooding are Appleby and Carlisle. Papers which cover part of Cumbria include: Cumberland Packet (Whitehaven) 1774 to 1915, Carlisle Journal, 1801 to 1960s, Carlisle Patriot (later Cumberland News) 1815 to present Penrith Observer, 1860 onward West Cumberland Times(Workington) 1874 onward Westmoreland Gazette (Kendal) 1818 onward The online British Newspaper Archive has a limited number of newspapers and years of record available for Cumbria. The following were available in May 2015. Cumberland and Westmorland Advertiser, and Penrith Literary Chronicle – 1855 – 1871 Cumberland Pacquet, and Ware’s Whitehaven Advertiser – 1777– 1808, 1812 – 1871 Westmorland Gazette 1818- 1867, 1871 Kendal Mercury 1835 - 1870 Carlisle Journal 1801-1805, 1810-1811, 1814-1815, 1818-1820, 1833 - 1867 Carlisle Patriot 1816-1871 Note for later papers Lancaster Gazette 1870-1893 Lancashire Evening Post (based in Preston) 1886 – 1909, 1917 – 1921, 1924, 1929, 1930 - 1947 Descriptions are generally imprecise and without details of levels reached or the extent of the area flooded.
  • Finglandrigg Concept

    Finglandrigg Concept

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