18 April 2026 - Planning
Lowgill Village Green improvement
The council has decided to commission the installation of kerbstones along the unprotected edge
Situated in north Lancashire, and bordering North Yorkshire, Tatham parish has a small population, but covers a large area. The south-eastern third is rough moorland, and the rest is mostly pastoral farmland, scattered with farmhouses, cottages, and barns. There are two clusters of dwellings, at Lowgill and Millhouses, and the parish is unusual in having two churches. Tatham also has a railway station (though it’s named after the neighbouring village of Wennington!) and a pub.
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The council has decided to commission the installation of kerbstones along the unprotected edge
Lancashire County Council Regulatory Committee, at its last two (quarterly) meetings, considered two applications for Definitive Map Modification Orders in Tatham
Construction of roof over an existing silage clamp
gricultural determination for the erection of an agricultural storage building for silage
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