MORE OF TUESDAY’S LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
MORE OF TUESDAY’S LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Posted: May 17, 2011
TRANSPORT PLAN
Improving safety along the A6 through Skelsmergh and Scalthwaiterigg has been made a priority.
Proposals for a foot and cycle path will be added to the Parish Council’s transport plan.
People living on the Kiln Croft development have complained about the lack of safe pedestrian access for a number of years.
THE VERY HUNGRY CATTERPILLARS
Thousands of caterpillars have been released in a Lake District valley as part of ongoing attempts to re-establish colonies of one of Europe’s most endangered butterflies.
Almost 4,000 of the Marsh Fritillary species were introduced to a suitable habitat near Ennerdale Water by Wild Ennerdale Volunteers, Forestry Commission staff and Butterfly Conservation under a licence from Natural England.
