A specialist survey team is carrying out ground investigations on land near Millom that has been identified as the location for a unique and inclusive visitor attraction.
The work starts this week (Monday 11 March) and should take around two weeks.
A planning policy document that sets out how the former Copeland area of Cumbria could be developed in the future, is out for the final stage of public consultation.
The project to build a new Cumberland Sports Village has taken a significant step forward with the release of funds to allow the creation of a full planning application for the scheme.
Cumberland Council has agreed the release of grant funding worth £235,000 as part of the Workington Town Deal.
Repair work to a fire damaged building in Maryport will get underway this week.
The work on the Bakehouse on Senhouse Street will be undertaken by Cumberland Council after the property owners failed to comply with a Court Order instructing them to do the works.
Cumberland Council has confirmed to the owner of the Old Courthouse building in Cockermouth that they will complete the urgent works on the building and will pursue him to recoup the costs.
Improvement works to the open space at Maryport’s Promenade will get underway on Friday 8 March.
End of life railings in the Sea Brow Gardens will be replaced with upgraded galvanised railings and will ensure the safety of members of the public using the paths.
An exciting opportunity to take on the management of a new activity and leisure facility in Millom and Haverigg is underway.
The process provides the chance for potential operators to submit their interest.
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.
