Assurances Provided Regarding Lighting for Carlisle's Historic Structures

Cumberland Council’s planning committee has approved the removal of existing wall-mounted street lighting from listed buildings on Devonshire Street, paving the way for the installation of new architectural lighting. The decision, made during a meeting on February 19, comes after an application from Eric Wright Civil Engineering as part of a larger council project. Despite one objection regarding the potential for “disco lighting,” council officials reassured members that the new lighting would not be flashy and could adapt for special events. Councillor Andrew Semple emphasized that this change represents the final phase of significant improvements in the area, which features mostly Grade-II listed buildings dating back to the mid-1800s. The unanimous vote will see six old LED lights replaced with new lighting bars designed to enhance the architectural features of the upper floors.

Assurances Provided Regarding Lighting for Carlisle’s Historic Structures

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