Carlisle City Council > Transport and streets > Roads, highways and pavements > Pavements - stolen slabs
A to Z of Services | Advice and benefits | Business | Community and living | Council and democracy | Education and learning | Environment and waste | Health and social care | Housing | Jobs and careers | Planning and buildings | Leisure and culture | Transport and streets | Life Events | Website help
Nuisance vehicles
Road markings and signage - tourist signs
Roads - permanent closures
Street trading - illegal
Licence - street trading
Street parking - enforcement and fines
Street parking - clamping and removal
Street parking - zones
Street parking - permits
Street parking - pavements
Car parks - council
Car parks - private
Skip permits
Pavements - obstructions
Pavements - maintenance
Road markings and signage - yellow lines
Road markings and signage - cycle lanes and routes
Road markings and signage - street name plates
Road markings and signage - red routes
Road safety - speed humps
Roads - obstructions
Roads - enforcement
Roads - weight limits
Roads - bridges
Roads - bridge strengthening
Roads - flooding - drains and gullies
Roads - maintenance
Street furniture - provision and maintenance
Pavements - stolen slabs
Roads - gritting
Roads - snow clearance
Roads - wall maintenance
Lighting - street lights
Lighting - traffic lights
Roads - roadworks
Roads - closures and diversions
Roads - speed limits
Roads - access to property
Roads - verge maintenance
Demonstrations and parades - granting of permission
Gypsy and traveller sites
Community safety - lane gating
Licence - skip operator
Roads - adoption agreements
Licence - street cafe
Licence - highway projection
Abnormal loads - notification
Taxi rank provision
Civil emergencies - flooding
Transport - stations, stops and shelters
Road markings and signage - road signs
Road safety - dangerous road junctions
Roads - maintenance - structural surveys
Road safety - pedestrian crossings
Disabled people - parking permits - blue badge
Disabled people - parking bays

Stolen paving flags

The theft of paving stones or flags and iron works like manhole covers and gully grates is a criminal offence.  Not only does it have a financial impact on our resources it can create very dangerous conditions for pedestrians and cyclists.  

Although is it extremely rare in Carlisle, it has to be attended to without delay. 

If you notice missing stones or iron works, please let us know the precise location by telephoning the Cumbria Highways Hotline (0845 609 6609).  We will attend the site as soon as possible to make it safe. 

If you see the stones being taken then do not approach the people involved.  Makes notes about the vehicle type, registration number and the people involved.  Telephone the Police immediately. 



Return to Graphics Mode