Cumberland Council has launched a new specialist support service for adults who are d/Deaf, hard of hearing, or living with dual sensory loss (deafblindness).
From today, unpaid carers are able to access universal services across Cumberland. This means that, wherever someone lives in our area, they’ll have access to the same level of help and advice.
Cumberland Council were pleased to welcome the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, to Cumberland on Friday 3 January to announce the new social care reforms and independent commission.
Several recognisable buildings in Cumbria are going green for the majority of the week 18 – 22nd November to mark National Safeguarding Adults Week, an initiative coordinated by the Ann Craft Trust charity.
‘The Power of Lived Experience’ took place on 20 September at the Civic Centre in Carlisle, hosted in partnership by Healthwatch Cumberland and Cumberland Council.
Following the decision to close Moot Lodge Care Home made by the Executive in July, the Overview and Scrutiny Committee has today upheld the decision after it being called in for review.
Carlisle residents are invited to stock up on their bedding plants and hanging baskets at Cumberland Council’s Garden Linx summer plant sale, delivered by Carlisle Day Services.
Councillors, officers and stakeholders gathered today (10 April) to celebrate the £2.3 million investment in Eskdale House Residential Care Home, Longtown. The official opening event showcased the features of the recently refurbished care home, with works focussing on dementia care and sustainability.
