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Cumberland Council has successfully prosecuted a Hallbankgate resident for selling animals without a licence.

Get ready for a sprinkle of holiday cheer as Dragonfly Drama prepares to hit the road with their mini-tour of 'The Cookie Inspector'. This delightful show promises to be a festive treat, brimming with fun, laughter, music, and Christmas magic.

Cumberland Council will be enhancing its street cleaning capabilities with the introduction of a state-of-the-art gum removal machine.

Cumberland Council has invested £160,000 in a resurfacing project in Keswick.

On the build-up to the festive season, Cumberland Council is encouraging residents to shop local and support local businesses. The Cumberland area is set to host a packed programme of events, including lights switch-on events, markets and much more.

Cumberland Council’s Trading Standards team yesterday (Tuesday 21 November) prosecuted a trader who conned an elderly Silloth resident out of more than £5,000.

Cumberland Council has invested £112,000 in a resurfacing project at Dyke Nook on the A591.

Cumberland Council is excited to announce the launch of its winter Holiday Activity and Food programme. This initiative aims to provide a range of engaging activities and nutritious meals for eligible children during the upcoming Christmas holidays.

Cumberland Council is thanking the community in Cleator Moor for supporting the drop-in feedback session about the community forest last week. The drop-in session was held in Wath Brow Hornets Rugby Club, Cleator and lots of the local community visited and gave their feedback on the community forest.

An estimated 15,000 strong crowd attended this year’s Carlisle Christmas Lights Switch-On. The one and only Chesney Hawkes headlined the event, held in the city centre on Sunday 19 November.