Keep Streets Live Podcast Ep 5 Carlisle

Welcome to Episode 5 of the Keep Streets Live Podcast where Clare Dowling and Eryl from The Moot interview Police Inspector Diane Bradbury from Carlisle police and Paul Walker from Carlisle City Council about the new busking guide lines for Carlisle City Centre which will be released in the next few weeks.

 Keep Streets Live, The Moot, Carlisle Police and Carlisle City Council co-produced the busking guidance that revisits the City's approach to busking.

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 The Podcast will also be available on Youtube and i-tunes.

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