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A team of specialists has been appointed by Cumberland Council to progress plans for making travel around Millom and Haverigg safer and easier.

Everyone is welcome to have their say in two projects which are part of the regeneration of Maryport. Cumberland Council is asking the public to vote on a new name for the Wave centre, which is about to undergo major refurbishment, colours for new public realm signage, and a new emblem depicting Maryport which will be used on that signage.

A planning application to update and revitalise Maryport’s Wave Centre has been approved by Cumberland Council. Work can now start on the prominent building, boosting facilities for locals and visitors of all ages. It’s part of a multi-million pound investment project which aims to revitalise the town’s high street, harbourside and promenade.

Cumberland Council is pleased to announce the upcoming phase of progress for the Carlisle Station Gateway project.

An artist in residence will be walking in the acclaimed footsteps of LS Lowry, Sheila Fell, Percy Kelly and William Mitchell after moving into Maryport’s new Shipping Brow Gallery.

AN invitation to tender is to be issued this week as part of an exciting project to create a new activity and leisure facility in Millom and Haverigg.

AN invitation to tender is to be opened this week in relation to the development of a project to create a new leisure facility in Cleator Moor.

The Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has approved an exciting new multimillion pound masterplan which will help transform Maryport’s town centre, harbourside and promenade.

A decision by Cumberland Council’s Executive today (Tuesday 3 October) marks another important step forward for a multi-million pound regeneration scheme in Cumberland.

A PLANNING application to help revitalise Cleator Moor’s town centre so that it can thrive into the future has been submitted.