Residents asked for views on town's future growth
Cumberland CouncilResidents of a town are being asked for their views on how their area should grow and develop.
Those living in Whitehaven in Cumbria are being asked for their opinions on a new masterplan being drawn up by Cumberland Council.
The council's deputy leader Emma Williamson said a drop-in event was "just the beginning of a longer conversation" about the town's future.
It will be held on 5 August at the United Reform Church in James Street between 14:00 and 19:00 BST, during which people can offer feedback.
"Whether you are a local resident, worker, business owner or visitor, we want to understand what you feel Whitehaven town centre needs to make it a better place to live, work, shop and visit," she said.
"We want to build on the positive steps already taken to improve the town centre and we're putting in place a clear timeline to turn local priorities into action."
The council said since it was established in 2023, it had invested more than £2.45m in Whitehaven.
The masterplan will focus on three areas - energising the harbour, enhancing the public realm, and revitalising the historic centre.
It also aims to boost economic growth, improve transport and redevelop heritage assets, particularly on King Street.
