Cumbria County Council's Allerdale Local Committee recently took the opportunity to look back at some of the projects supported through the Community Project Fund during 2017-18 at a meeting on 3 April.

Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service is supporting the National Fire Chiefs Council's (NFCC's) drowning prevention and water safety campaign 'Be Water Aware' which runs from 23 - 29 April.

Cumbria County Council’s School Admissions team can confirm over 96% of children starting primary school in September 2018 have been awarded their first choice. Almost 99% were offered a place at their first, second or third choice.

Foster carers across West Cumbria have added their voices to Cumbria County Council’s ‘Five Reasons to Foster’ campaign launched today (Monday April 16).

A consultation will start next week on a £2.5million highways improvement scheme for Whitehaven designed to help pave the way for significant new development in the town’s North Shore area.

Works to shore up a section of South Walney's crumbling coastline have been completed by Cumbria County Council.

A new partnership between Keele University and Cumbria County Council’s Archives team is set to launch a three year project, The Poor Law, Small Bills and Petty Finance 1700-1834 Project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

On Tuesday (March 27) more than 100 foster carers, adopters and designated teachers, attended the day-long Learning Together Conference, which took place at Rheged in Penrith.