This is how you decided 'significant' money should be invested into the Coro

Community Shapes Investment in The Coro Theatre

Westmorland and Furness Council conducted a community engagement period as it prepares to invest a significant amount of money into The Coro theatre in Ulverston. Local residents played a key role in shaping how the funds will be used to enhance the venue.

Engagement Activities

These activities gathered valuable input from the public about the future of The Coro, ensuring the project reflects the community’s needs and aspirations.

Leadership Statements

“It’s lovely that so many people have had the chance to contribute. We’re investing a significant amount of money in The Coro and it will be undergoing a programme of refurbishment to ensure it remains a vibrant, inspirational venue at the heart of Ulverston’s cultural and community life.” – Councillor Helen Chaffey, Westmorland and Furness Cabinet Member for Communities, Customer Services, Culture and Communications
“We have said we want to work closely with the community to really understand how people want The Coro to be shaped and developed going forward.” – Councillor Helen Chaffey

Project Presentation

Councillor Chaffey presented the engagement findings alongside Derek Houston, senior manager and project lead for The Coro refurbishment.

Key Themes from Results

The feedback will guide the refurbishment programme to maintain The Coro as a vibrant part of Ulverston’s cultural scene.

Author's summary: The Coro theatre’s future refurbishment is shaped by extensive community input, prioritizing accessibility, cultural growth, and youth engagement.

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NW Mail NW Mail — 2025-11-03

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