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Cumberland Council’s Community Rail Cumbria, Northern and The Maryporters have been working in partnership with the staff and apprentices at Gen2, who have designed and produced a wonderful bespoke train planter for the bi-directional platform at Maryport railway station.

Cumberland Council is pleased to announce that it has invested £254,000 in a resurfacing initiative in Anthorn, which will benefit both residents and businesses in the area. 

Businesses and homeowners in Aspatria now have until Friday 18 August to apply for Cumberland Council’s Town Centre Facelift Grant Scheme.

Cumberland Council, alongside its team of subcontractors delivering the Carlisle Southern Link Road project are investing in Carlisle’s next generation by constructing a plan for future careers.

An exciting family festival will be held in Whitehaven on Friday (4 August).

A University of Cumbria student has been collaborating with Cumberland Council's Green Spaces Team and students from a Carlisle school to study grass.

Community groups can now apply for support from our eight Community Panels.

A former mountain bike shop and appliance showroom in Keswick has been converted into four new affordable homes for locals.

The emergency accommodation scheme garden at Water Street, managed by Cumberland Council, has been given a make over thanks to the team from Thomas Graham, Carlisle. Taking part in the Give a Day Carlisle 2023 campaign, the team took on the challenge of transforming the outside and BBQ area for the accommodation.

The public are being asked for their views on the colour of a new Boardwalk which will improve accessibility at one of Maryport’s seaside locations.