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Cumberland Council will shortly resume essential slope repair works along the B5289 near Ashness Bridge, Keswick, as part of ongoing efforts to protect the natural beauty of Derwent Water and ensure the long‑term safety of this key route.

Cumberland Council’s Ceremonies Team has been nominated as part of prestigious regional awards which highlight excellence in the wedding industry.

Cumberland Council is launching a new grants scheme to help transform King Street in Whitehaven. Empty and dilapidated premises that cause an eyesore for the town centre have been identified as a key issue to tackle. The new Building Improvement Grants will support bringing vacant units back into use and improve the appearance of occupied properties.

The chance to have your say on how Carlisle should develop in the future has been launched today (Wednesday 21 January).

Join us in Wigton to find out how to get prepared for flooding and other emergencies.

Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council have launched the Cumbria Digital Infrastructure Strategy 2026–2030, building on the success of the previous 2020-2025 strategy, setting out a bold plan to deliver world-class digital connectivity and support Cumbria’s £12bn economy.

The Beacon Museum in Whitehaven is kicking off 2026 with a refreshed programme that brings together reflection, creativity and community.

Cumberland Council will commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day on Tuesday 27 January 2026, by lighting up key buildings in purple across Cumberland, honouring the millions of people affected by genocide.

Cumberland Council will begin essential repair works on the Wythop Mill to Pheasant Inn starting Monday 19 January.

This January, Cumbria Fostering is launching a county-wide initiative to challenge the misconceptions that prevent potential carers from stepping forward.