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A planning application has been submitted to improve the Oldside site at the Port of Workington ahead of future development.

Following the decision to close Moot Lodge Care Home made by the Executive in July, the Overview and Scrutiny Committee has today upheld the decision after it being called in for review.

As the highly anticipated Stars of Tomorrow Ball approaches on 6 September, at Energus, Workington, Cumberland Council and Cumbria Youth Alliance extends their heartfelt thanks to the generous sponsors who have made this charity event possible.

Thousands of smiling people packed out Maryport’s harbourside when Taste Cumbria’s Taste of the Sea festival hit the town again last weekend (Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 August).

Cumberland Council has taken decisive action to protect public safety by revoking the licence of a taxi driver charged earlier this week with a serious racially aggravated offence.

Cumberland Council has announced that the multi-million-pound Market Square and Greenmarket Regeneration Project in Carlisle is to begin this August.

A specialist contractor is about to begin demolishing a former pub in Workington to allow a major reconfiguration of one of the town’s key junctions.

Cumberland Council, in partnership with local contractors Eric Wright Civil Engineering Limited and businesses along Devonshire Street, hosted a spectacular celebration to mark the transformed street.

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The Stars of Tomorrow Ball is thrilled to announce that Member of Parliament Josh McAlister will be the distinguished guest speaker at this year's highly anticipated event. The ball, which will take place on 6 September at Energus, Workington promises to be an unforgettable evening.