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Bus Shelters in Allerdale Town/Village Street Maintainance Allonby By the old chapel, Allonby Allonby Parish Council Allonby Centre of village beside Jim Scotts Joiners Allonby Parish Council Allonby West End Allonby Parish Council Applethwaite Milbeck Road End ? Aspatria Brandraw Car Park Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Harriston Rd End (A) Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Harriston Rd End (B) Aspatria Town Council Aspatria King Street Aspatria Town Council Aspatria King Street Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Lawson Street Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Lawson Street Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Queen Street (Bedford Square) Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Tunnel Bridge (noticeboard) Aspatria Town Council Aspatria Victoria Place Aspatria Town Council Aspatria West Street Aspatria Town Council Bassenthwaite Castle Inn (f) Bassenthwaite Parish Council Blennerhasset Blennerhasset & Torpenhow Parish Council Blindcrake Blindcrake Parish Council Bolton Low Houses Boltons Parish Council Borrowdale Fourways (OS 257 142) Borrowdale Parish Council Bothel Adjacent to The Crofts Bothel & Threapland Parish Council Bothel Middle of village Bothel & Threapland Parish Council Bothel Pinfold Green Bothel & Threapland Parish Council Braithwaite Village Opp junction/grass triangle (f) Above Derwent Parish Council Bridgefoot next to Chapel Terrace Little Clifton Parish Council Bridgefoot Top of Chapel Brow Little Clifton Parish Council Bridgefoot Top of Chapel Brow Little Clifton Parish Council Brigham School Brow Brigham Parish Council Bromfield Heathfield Bromfield Parish Council Bromfield Leegate Bromfield Parish Council Bromfield Scales Bromfield Parish Council Bromfield Wheyrigg Bromfield Parish Council Town/Village Street Maintainance Broughton Junction of Main St/Harris Brow Broughton Parish Council Broughton Junction of Main St/Kirklea Broughton Parish Council Broughton Cross - Brigham Parish Council Broughton Moor Church Road (1) Broughton Moor Parish Council Broughton Moor Church Road (2) Broughton Moor Parish Council Broughton Moor Opposite Wilsons Terrace Broughton Moor Parish Council Broughton Moor Seaton Road (1) Broughton Moor Parish Council Broughton Moor Seaton Road (2) Broughton Moor Parish Council Crosscanonby Birkby Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby (1) Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby (2) Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby (3) Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby (4) Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby (5) Crosscanonby Parish Council Crosscanonby Crosby Villa Crosscanonby Parish Council Dean - Dean Parish Council Dearham Sun Inn, Central Road Dearham Parish Council Dovenby The Ship (A59) (e) Bridekirk Parish Council Dubwath - map ref NY 198 311 Embleton & District Parish Council Embleton Lambfoot (map ref NY 164 304) Embleton & District Parish Council Flimby adj to Flimby School Maryport Town Council Flimby adj to Princess Royal Maryport Town Council Flimby adj to Railway Station Maryport Town Council Flimby adj. to West Lane Maryport Town Council Flimby opp Flimby School Maryport Town Council Grange Bridge near bridge (OS 254 174) (f) Borrowdale Parish Council Great Clifton Gatehead (1) Great Clifton Parish Council Great Clifton Gatehead (2) Great Clifton Parish Council Great Clifton Greengarth (1) Great Clifton Parish Council Great Clifton Greengarth (2) Great Clifton Parish Council High Harrington Brewery House Allerdale Borough Council High Harrington Crooklands (a) Allerdale Borough Council Town/Village Street Maintainance High Harrington Kiln Green (c) Allerdale Borough Council High Harrington Mountain View (d) Allerdale Borough Council High Harrington opposite Galloping Horse (b) Allerdale Borough Council Holme Low Causewayhead corner Holme Low Parish Council Ireby - Ireby & Uldale Parish Council Keswick Latrigg Close, Penrith Road (f) Allerdale Borough Council Keswick Penrith Road, by war memorial (d) Keswick Town Council Kirkbride At Beech Lea (opp School) Kirkbride Parish Council Kirkbride At Grove Cottages Kirkbride Parish Council Lorton Grid Ref NY 153257 Lorton Parish Council Low Portinscale A66 junction ? Maryport adj Crown Inn, Ellenborough (A594) Maryport Town Council Maryport adj to B&M Bargains Store, Curzon Street Maryport Town Council Maryport adj to Cumbria Seafoods (A596) Maryport Town Council Maryport adj to Memorial Gardens (A594) Maryport Town Council Maryport adj to Parkside (A596) Maryport Town Council Maryport adj, Baptist Church, Curzon Street Maryport Town Council Maryport Hillside Ellenfoot Drive Maryport Town Council Maryport jct Ennerdale/ Ewanrigg Roads Maryport Town Council Maryport o/s Doctor's Surgery, Ewanrigg Road. Maryport Town Council Maryport opp Marsh Terrace Maryport Town Council Maryport opp Station Inn, Grasslot Maryport Town Council Mealsgate A595 (Fletchertown turn) (f) Boltons Parish Council Milbeck Lane End (near Crookelty) A591 Underskiddaw Parish Council Nealhouse A595 Thursby Parish Council Newton Arlosh centre of village : 'the acre' Holme East Waver Parish Council Oulton opp rd past Institute Hall (nr School) Woodside Parish Council Papcastle Belle Vue (h) Papcastle Parish Council Plumbland Bottom of Square Plumbland Parish Council Red Dial; - Westward Parish Council Rosthwaite Middle Howe (OS 258 146) (f) Borrowdale Parish Council Rosthwaite Village Turn (OS 258 149) (f) Borrowdale Parish Council Town/Village Street Maintainance Ruthwaite - Ireby & Uldale Parish Council Seatoller National Trust Car Park (OS 247 138) (f) Borrowdale Parish Council Seaton Coronation Avenue (1) Seaton Parish Council Seaton Coronation Avenue (2) Seaton Parish Council Seaton Derwent Avenue Seaton Parish Council Seaton High Seaton (1) Seaton Parish Council Seaton High Seaton (2) Seaton Parish Council Seaton Jackson Street Seaton Parish Council Seaton Low Seaton Seaton Parish Council Siddick adj Helder Street (m) Allerdale Borough Council Siddick opp Helder Street (m) Allerdale Borough Council Silloth-on-Solway Eden Street (f) Silloth-on-Solway Town Council Silloth-on-Solway Skinburness Road Silloth-on-Solway Town Council Silloth-on-Solway West Silloth Silloth-on-Solway Town Council Stanah Bridge End, N Bound A591 Grid Ref 315 195 St John's Castlerigg & Wythburn Parish Council Stanah Stanah Lane end, N Bound A591 Grid Ref 316 189 St John's Castlerigg & Wythburn Parish Council Thirlmere Fisher Place, N Bound A591 Grid Ref 316 185 St John's Castlerigg & Wythburn Parish Council Thornby Road End Thursby Parish Council Thornthwaite Village Above Derwent Parish Council Threapland Threapland - village green Bothel & Threapland Parish Council Thrushwood A591 (CA12 4PG approx) Underskiddaw Parish Council Thursby Shaw Wood Road Thursby Parish Council Thursby Ship Inn b Thursby Parish Council Thursby village green w Thursby Parish Council Torpenhow Blennerhasset & Torpenhow Parish Council Uldale Ireby & Uldale Parish Council Watchill - Allhallows Parish Council Waverton Nr Inglewood houses Waverton Parish Council Waverton opp church (A596) Waverton Parish Council Wigton Brindlefield Wigton Town Council Wigton Fairview Court Wigton Town Council Wigton Greenacres Wigton Town Council Town/Village Street Maintainance Wigton Howrigg Bank (h) Wigton Town Council Wigton King Street (old Bus Station) (h) Wigton Town Council Wigton near Hospital ? Wigton Southend Wigton Town Council Wigton Syke Road Wigton Town Council Winscales Lakes College Winscales Parish Council Workington Bowness Court, Ashfield Road (h) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Hunday Court Ashfield Road (h) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Laybourne House, Ashfield Road (h) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Mossbay Road, end of Solway House Road (f) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Mossbay Road, junction of Casson Road (f) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Northside, A596T ? Workington Northside, Mitchell Avenue (h) Allerdale Borough Council Workington o/s Briary Hob, Stainburn Road (k) Allerdale Borough Council Workington opp Moorclose Depot, Westfield Drive (g) Allerdale Borough Council Workington Salterbeck Cemetery (e) Allerdale Borough Council (a) metal and brick (d) metal and half glass (g) metal and glass (b) metal box (e) metal (h) metal and perspex (c) wood and brick (f) brick (k) metal sporex and glass (m) brick and block N.B. This list was put together in 2014. Since when shelters may have been added, removed or ownership transferred If you area aware of any changes please contact us at [email protected].
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