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CUMBERLAND councillors have agreed a budget for the next financial year which protects front-line services and delivers on the priorities of residents.

The latest plans for a scheme to improve ways to move around Millom and Haverigg sustainably have been shared with the community.

Residents, business owners, those involved in local organisations and other community members attended engagement events to view updated designs for Connecting Millom and Haverigg.

Tickets are still available for a spectacular light and sounds show set to be held at St Bees Priory next week.

The new Light District event has been lined up by Cumberland Council and will be held on the evenings of Thursday 14 and Friday 15 March.

Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council have today (1 March) begun searching for more than 60 apprentices, offering a fantastic opportunity to start a new career in local government.

Join us at a special event for National Social Prescribing Day on March 14.

Cumberland Council would like to update residents and businesses of scheduled drainage works at High Knells, starting on Monday 4 March.

A Cumberland Council Enforcement Officer has won the Excellence in Enforcement Award at the Keep Britain Tidy local authority Network Awards 2024.

One in four Cumbrian children placed for adoption in the last 3 years were adopted by LGBTQ+ families, new figures reveal.

Cumberland Council is pleased to confirm the next phase of the flood alleviation works in and around Flimby which are planned to restart from Monday 4 March.

Cumberland Council continues to support residents and businesses during the coming months with their ‘winter ready’ campaign.

This year’s campaign will reflect the winter travel and weather preparations, and up to date public health advice and guidance, and a whole host of other useful information.