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Bransty Row improvement works set to start next month

16 July 2019

Works are scheduled to start next month on a £2.5m highways improvement scheme for Whitehaven.

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More organisations sign up to Healthy Weight Declaration

16 July 2019

At a presentation in Carlisle today North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust, Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Cumbria Early Years Network and Cumbria Association of Local Councils (CALC) signed up to the Food Active Healthy Weight Declaration, committing to promote healthy weight across the county.

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Cumbria libraries to host BBC tour showcasing Virtual Reality experiences

15 July 2019

Libraries across Cumbria will be hosting a BBC Virtual Reality experience throughout July.

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Cumbria County Council launches summer adoption campaign

15 July 2019

Cumbria County Council is set to launch its latest countywide campaign to encourage people considering adopting to take their first step.

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Visitor car parking in Pooley Bridge

12 July 2019

Construction Works have started to construct the new Pooley Bridge structure over the River Eamont which means that Dumallard car park, to the west side of the village is now closed for visitor parking.

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LED replacement programme helps council to reduce energy consumption by 60%

11 July 2019

This month Cumbria County Council will continue a county-wide LED replacement programme across Copeland and Allerdale as part of a £5.3m three year county-wide street lighting replacement and improvement scheme.

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Safety first for cooking this Summer

11 July 2019

With the summer holidays fast approaching, many children across Cumbria will be spending more time in the kitchen.

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Rogue Trader jailed for ripping off elderly South Cumbrian householder

09 July 2019

A rogue roofer and property maintenance trader who is already serving a prison sentence for ripping off customers has had a further two months added to his sentence after making bogus representations and engaging in “aggressive” practices to an elderly South Cumbrian householder.

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