Multi-million pound plans that will result in substantial regeneration improvements in the Cumberland area were all approved yesterday (Wednesday, 19 February 2025).
Cumberland Council’s planning committee, which was held on Wednesday 19 February, approved plans for key public realm improvements and the creation of a pedestrianised square to the North of Carlisle station, at Court Square.
Cumberland Council is pleased to update residents and businesses on the latest developments in the final stages of the regeneration of Devonshire Street in Carlisle.
Millom’s new leisure centre has taken a significant step forward after securing planning permission and approval to award a construction contract to Thomas Armstrong Ltd to build the facility.
Cumberland Council is reminding residents and businesses to take part in the final days of the consultation regarding improvements to Hammond’s Pond as part of the Start with The Park regeneration programme.
As part of the £3.3 million Carlisle Library transformation, Cumberland Council has partnered with The Rebuild Site CIC to donate old furniture and equipment for repurposing in local community construction projects.
Work to make Carlisle Cathedral shine even brighter has been completed.
The new floodlighting scheme has been installed at Carlisle Cathedral to highlight the magnificent historic asset in the heart of the city.
Cumberland Council, in partnership with local artists, Tullie, and the University of Cumbria, is bringing vibrant, homegrown art to the heart of Carlisle’s city centre.
Organisers and partners of the Lakesman Triathlon are celebrating after the event was voted ‘the Best of the Best’ triathlon by Racecheck - a leading event review platform.
