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Council approves expansion of caravan park near Carlisle off A7

11.08.2026 04:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Council approves expansion of caravan park near Carlisle off A7
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Cumberland Council planners have approved an additional 19 caravan pitches at Camelot Caravan Park in Longtown, near the A7. The decision was made on Monday, August 10. The extension will be located on the north-east boundary of the existing site, adjacent to woodland. Access will be via an existing road, and the layout will mirror the current park. The council noted the site is well screened by vegetation and will not impact neighboring properties, deeming the proposal compliant with planning policies.

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Council approves expansion of caravan park near Carlisle off A7

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