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Cumberland Council will shortly begin essential footway upgrade works on the A595 Castle Way, adjacent to the Castle.

Maryport’s past, present and future have been brought to life with a trail of locally-inspired artwork. Stunning images by town artist Alan Roper now appear on a host of projects completed as part of Cumberland Council’s £12 million regeneration work in Maryport, funded by the UK Government.

From today, unpaid carers are able to access universal services across Cumberland. This means that, wherever someone lives in our area, they’ll have access to the same level of help and advice.

The Port of Workington – owned and operated by Cumberland Council – has been shortlisted twice at the upcoming British Port Association (BPA) Awards.

Work on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) continues to progress at pace as we move closer to the completion of this infrastructure project for Carlisle and the wider region.

Taste Cumbria made a triumphant return to Cockermouth at the weekend with many food and drink producers selling out faster than ever before.

An innovative course designed to support unemployed individuals, particularly those managing health conditions, on their journey towards work has been successfully delivered in West Cumbria.

Cumberland Council has confirmed that the regeneration of Market Square and Greenmarket in Carlisle city centre is nearing completion, creating a more vibrant, welcoming, and flexible public space.

Cumberland Council is highlighting the swift and professional response of staff at Bousteads, Maryport, and Frizington Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) following a series of fire incidents over the past month

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1), commonly known as bird flu, has been confirmed at premises near Wetheral, Carlisle, Cumbria, in a flock of around 43,000 chickens.