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Cumberland Council is pleased to announce the upcoming phase of progress for the Carlisle Station Gateway project.

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

Residents of Cumberland are being urged to create Christmas cards and send them to their local care homes to bring festive cheer to residents.

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.

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.

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.