Kendal Parks 160 homes approved with two votes in favour
Councillors approved up to 160 homes at Kendal Parks by two votes to none, with three abstaining. The minutes show doubt that so many could be built.
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Councillors approved up to 160 homes at Kendal Parks by two votes to none, with three abstaining. The minutes show doubt that so many could be built.
Read the full storyKendal News is written for Kendal and the south Lakes: the town itself, then Windermere, Bowness, Ambleside and Grange-over-Sands, and the villages of the Kent and Lyth valleys between them.
The council is Westmorland and Furness, created on 1 April 2023 out of the old South Lakeland, Eden and Barrow districts. It is a wide authority that also reaches Penrith and Barrow-in-Furness, places with little in common with Windermere, and it decides bins, council tax and much of what happens on the roads. Planning is more complicated: inside the national park boundary most applications are decided by the Lake District National Park Authority instead. We say which body a decision came from, every time.
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