Cumberland Council has updated its long-term strategy for managing and maintaining the county's highways network, helping to secure a significant element of future government funding for roads and transport infrastructure.
Cumberland Council is set to carry out carriageway resurfacing works on the B5302 at Kelswick House, Abbeytown, helping to improve the condition of the highway and provide safer, smoother journeys for residents, businesses and visitors.
Cumberland Council is set to carry out carriageway resurfacing works on the C2016 West End/Camerton Road in Great Broughton, helping to improve the condition of the highway and provide safer, smoother journeys for residents, businesses and visitors.
Cumberland Council has completed a series of road safety improvements on Crosthwaite Road in Keswick, helping to make journeys safer and more accessible for pupils, bus users and the wider community.
Cumberland Council is advising residents and road users of a series of planned road closures on the A595 and A5086 to allow remedial carriageway repairs to be carried out.
Cumberland Council is continuing its proactive programme to manage the impact of Ash Dieback disease and other dangerous trees across the county's highway network.
Cumberland Council is set to carry out carriageway resurfacing works on the B5299 at Hodden Croft, Caldbeck, as part of its ongoing investment in maintaining and improving the local highway network.
Cumberland Council is inviting residents, businesses and road users to find out more about planned improvement works to the Dow Beck (Caldewgate) Culvert in Carlisle, with construction due to begin in August.
Cumberland Council's Highways and Transport Strategic Board has approved the outcome of its annual winter service review, confirming that no further changes will be made to the council's winter treatment network ahead of the 2026/27 winter season.
A wide range of road safety, parking and traffic management improvements have been approved across Cumberland following a series of Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) reviews by Cumberland Council's Highways and Transport Strategic Board.
