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Cumberland’s results reflect the national picture, with a slight fall in passes at grade 4 and above as the results are brought back in line with pre-pandemic levels. However, for disadvantaged pupils there are positive signs with early results showing an improvement in good passes in English year on year.

Landlords and letting agents are being offered free advice and information at a networking event hosted by Cumberland Council.

LOCAL residents are being urged to make sure their electoral registration details are up to date.

Cumberland Council has approved a planning application for a new Innovation Centre in Workington.

Whitehaven festival enjoyed by hundreds

The popular inclusive cycling hub at CSA, Hensingham is to re-launch on Friday 23 August. The hub was one of the first projects delivered as part of our Coastal Programme, but which unfortunately ceased operating during the pandemic.

On the build up to the August bank holiday, Cumberland Council is reminding residents how to access its services.

Cumberland Council has successfully prosecuted a Carlisle resident for selling animals without a license.

We are reminding residents and businesses that we won’t tolerate abuse, harassment or violence being directed at our staff.

Cumberland Council is thrilled to roll out a range of proposals designed to transform the bus network that will be sustainable and convenient for the Cumberland community.