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This week, buildings across Cumberland will shine in blue in recognition of Care Experienced Week, Monday 28 October - Sunday 3 November, raising awareness of the unique challenges faced by young people leaving the care system.

Households in Cumberland that have not yet responded to the annual canvass – a process which seeks to make sure electoral registration details are up to date - may soon receive a visit from a council official.

This reopening comes after a significant rockfall, caused by Storm Ashley, which led to an emergency closure between Launchy Gill and Rough Crag.

Following the successful re-launch of the inclusive cycling hub at CSA, Hensingham this summer, Cumberland Council is pleased to announce a third open event on Thursday 31 October between 10am and 12.15pm.

Local residents, community groups and businesses are being updated on exciting plans for Cleator Moor.

We would like to inform residents that the Cummersdale to Dalston footpath will be temporarily closed due to works associated with the Carlisle Southern Link Road project.

Starting Monday 4 November, these significant enhancements to local bus services will make travel easier and more convenient for our communities.

Proposals for a new activity and leisure facility in Millom and Haverigg have taken another step forward.

For the first time, Taste Cumbria will be bringing its food and drink festival to the Cathedral grounds, in the heart of Carlisle, on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November 2024.

Residents and visitors are being advised that a car park in Carlisle city centre will have a reduced capacity from Friday, October 25th until the morning of Thursday, October 31st while a funfair is held on the site.