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Millom Town Council
Millom Town Council was formed in 1974 when the parish boundaries changed from Cumberland.

Millom Town Council Review: May 2025–2026

How has the Council performed this year?

  • Re-development of the Palladium Gardens Phase 1 completed.
  • Phase 1 of Haverigg Play Park Ninja completed.
  • Pump Track Design (ongoing)
  • Working collaboratively with the Town Deal Board on the four Millom projects.

Millom Town Council Development Plans

Public Consultation – Community Plan – Issues identified: Parking, derelict buildings, road safety, parking times, Residential Care Homes

Traffic and Parking Issues

The following has been highlighted by the community consultation exercise of 2023.

  • Parking is a very big issue and will only be compounded once the Iron Line, Nat West and NDA refurbishment is completed.
  • One-hour parking limit in the Square. We have been assured will turn into 2-hour parking. (Expected change 2025–2027) This will change once the Square has been refurbished.
  • Bin collections and potholes.
  • The impact of GDF and Focus areas.
  • Anti social behaviour – the cost to the community!
  • Fly Tipping in back streets.

What has the Council Achieved this Year?

  • As a Council we have had Michelle Scrogham come and visit on numerous occasions.
  • The Police Commissioner Dave Allen came to talk and discuss community issues.
  • David Savage Chair of Millom Town Deal has provided us with workshops regarding the Four Town Deal projects.
  • We have provided a questionnaire for Millom School students regarding a Pump Track in the Park.
  • We were invited to meet Visiting England and Tourism Cumbria and to showcase the potential of attracting investments.
  • As a Council we were invited to visit the Old Library and look at NDA all weather proofing.
  • As a Council we have also had dialogue with UU and EA regarding flood alleviation scheme.

Millom Town Council Future Improvement Plans

  • To identify a suitable building to accommodate a much-needed youth hub.
  • To improve/replace the “Pavilion” in the Park (Phase 3)
  • To re-new the Millom Park toilets.
  • To acquire funding for a new skate park.
  • To acquire funding for Haverigg Phase 2 Play area and toilets/café

Be proud of your home and community

Taking pride in your home and community is not only proven to be beneficial for your health and wellbeing, it can also contribute to creating a better future for everyone in your neighbourhood.

Antisocial Behaviour

How do we stop it?

New CCTV to be placed in the Park!

How assertive are we as a Town Council?

Community

  • We need to look at strategies that will make our community proud and respectful of their surroundings. This must include adults as well as children. Any ideas or events is now needed.
  • We now have a CCTV that provides high-definition images. This will allow the police and the Town Council to identify vandals who are costing the taxpayer money in repairs.

What Next

  • Greater dialogue with the community.
  • Community Plan – we need to identify what more we can do to improve the environment for both Millom and Haverigg.
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Millom Town Council was formed in 1974 when the parish boundaries changed from Cumberland.
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Upcoming Meeting Dates

2025

APRIL 30TH: Methodist Church meeting room
MAY 28TH: Methodist Church meeting room
JUNE 25TH: Methodist Church meeting room
JULY 30TH: Methodist Church meeting room

All meetings will commence at 07.00pm unless otherwise stated on
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