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Listed Building Consent for the repair of a damaged 2m section of the downstream parapet wall east of centre. Remove damaged material and reconstruct using available original material. A new coping stone approximately 900mm in length to replace on damaged beyond repair. Removal of sawn cut copings to be replaced by new riven slate copings. Replace sawn cut slate copings on 2.8m downstream parapet extension constructed in September 2025 with the Broughton Moor riven slate

Wreaks End Causeway Bridge On the A595 West Broughton LA20

Consultation StartedReference: 2026/1864/LBCWestmorland and Furness Council

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Application location

Wreaks End Causeway Bridge On the A595 West Broughton LA20

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Application summary

Status
Consultation Started
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
23 Sept 2026
Validated
25 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the repair of a damaged 2m section of the downstream parapet wall east of centre. Remove damaged material and reconstruct using available original material. A new coping stone approximately 900mm in length to replace on damaged beyond repair. Removal of sawn cut copings to be replaced by new riven slate copings. Replace sawn cut slate copings on 2.8m downstream parapet extension constructed in September 2025 with the Broughton Moor riven slate

Proposal details

Reference
2026/1864/LBC
Ward
High Furness
Parish
Kirkby Ireleth, Duddon
Agent
Mr Stephen Johnson, Westmorland & Furness Council

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form No Personal Data23 Sept 2026View
Wreaks End Causeway Accident Damaged Parapet Repiars and Replacement Downstream Coping StonesProposed Plan23 Sept 2026View
Site location planSite Location Plan25 Sept 2026View
Design & Access Statement WCPD 07Design & Access Statement23 Sept 2026View
Heritage Statement WCPD 08Heritage Statement23 Sept 2026View
Description Of Works WCPD 01Supporting Documentation23 Sept 2026View

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