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Cumberland Council is stepping up its crackdown on littering and fly tipping with new Variable Message Signs (VMS) appearing across popular routes, displaying the bold reminder: ‘Don't be a TO55 3R – take your litter home!’

Cumberland Council is pleased to announce upcoming road repairs on the B5289 Low Lorton, this is a project to enhance the local road network and ensure safer, smoother travel for residents and businesses.

Millom’s new leisure facility—featuring a pool, sports hall, fitness studio and 3G pitch—is nearing completion and will be discussed at a stakeholder workshop on 16 April.

Young people in Petteril are being asked to out themselves at the heart of local decision-making.

The Beacon Museum in Whitehaven is set to offer a vibrant and varied programme this April, combining major exhibitions, creative workshops and engaging events for all ages, as the museum continues to celebrate culture, creativity and local heritage.

Cumberland Council will shortly be installing No Waiting at Any Time restrictions (double yellow lines) at a number of junctions in Keswick, to help improve road safety and traffic flow.

Olympic champion Sir Bradley Wiggins will lead Cumbria’s presence at the UK’s Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) this May.

Cumberland Council is encouraging communities to take part in The Big Lunch - the UK’s annual get‑together for neighbours and communities that brings millions of people together for a few hours of friendship, food and fun.

Cumberland Council would like to update on road improvements on Lorton Street, Cockermouth, this is an ambitious project to enhance the local road network and ensure safer, smoother travel for residents and businesses.

Cumberland Council continues the £2.17 million land remediation project at the Caldew Riverside site, marking a major step toward Carlisle’s city centre regeneration.