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Councillor John Graham of Longcummercattiff, stepped down as Chairman of Holme Low Parish Council at the annual meeting on Tuesday 8 April 2025, after 36 years at the helm.  John said he had enjoyed his time as Chairman and hopes to enjoy many more years as a councillor. Councillor Graham is the longest serving member

Holme Low Parish Council currently has a vacancy for a Parish Councillor.  For more information click on the link below:- Vacancy for Parish Councillor – Holme Low Parish (holmelow-pc.org.uk)

Speed signs have recently been installed opposite Silloth Airfield and near Causewayhead Cemetery which will hopefully encourage motorists to reduce their speed along these stretches of road. We were grateful to receive a grant of £5,000 from Cumbria Community Foundation from the Hellrigg Community Fund and £2,000 from the Solway Firth Partnership from the Robin

There are currently three vacancies on Holme Low Parish Council and the Parish Council needs to fill those vacancies by co-option at the earliest opportunity. Applicants who would like to be considered for co-option are asked to:  a) Submit information about themselves, by way of completing a short application form (a copy of the application

In 2020, a Community Governance Review resolved to move the remaining properties in Lido Village (listed below) that were still within Silloth Town Council into Holme Low Parish Council. This change however has not been reflected on the Annual Register Publication for 2022, and as such the properties affected are still on the register for

We’re happy to report that following an application to Cumbria County Council, we have been awarded £1,000 towards the renovation of the Causewayhead Cemetery Building. The aim of the project is to renovate the small building located at the entrance to the cemetery at Causewayhead, near Silloth, to provide toilet facilities and water for users

We’re really happy to report that following our application to National Lottery Awards for All, we have been awarded £10,000 towards the renovation of the Causewayhead Cemetery Building. The aim of the project is to renovate the small building located at the entrance to the cemetery at Causewayhead, near Silloth, to provide toilet facilities and