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Cumberland Council, in partnership with Raise: Cumbria Community Forest, has secured £107,000 in funding to plant over 9,000 trees and improve public access around Cummersdale, Carlisle.

The foundations have been laid for Maryport’s new Promenade café and this great new venue in West Cumbria is about to take shape.

Cumberland Council is excited to update businesses, residents, and visitors on the progress of the Market Square and Greenmarket regeneration project in Carlisle city centre.

Cumberland Council is urging dog owners to responsibly clean up after their pets or risk fines of up to £100.

Cumberland Council is reminding the community to have their say before the bus route and services survey closes on Friday 31 January.

Work is set to get underway on another transformational project in Cleator Moor.

Cumberland Council is delighted to announce progress on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) project, as construction of the largest structure on the project reaches a major milestone.

The Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council Joint Executive Committee have today agreed to invest £2m of Connecting Cumbria gainshare funds for the further development of advanced wireless technology across Cumbria.

The Sands Centre, Carlisle, will remain closed for up to a further ten days to allow work to be safely carried out on the temporary canopy which was damaged on Friday 24 January due to strong winds from Storm Eowyn.

Partner agencies have been working together in response to the impact of strong winds from Storm Eowyn, providing support to any residents, communities and businesses affected by the weather. This has included dealing with power outages, clearing debris and fallen trees from our roads.