News

With only six trader places left the Teenage Market is continuing to capture the imagination of Carlisle’s young entrepreneurs. The event, which is being held on Saturday 12 April, will be the eighth Teenage Market to be held in the city.

All schoolchildren aged up to 16 years old from the Cumberland area will be able to go for a swim in a choice of five indoor pools for only 10p over the Easter school holidays (7 - 18 April).

The opportunity to apply for grants totalling more than £900,000 is now available for Cumberland based community schemes.

Screen protection measures, installed on the Cocker Bridge in Cockermouth will be removed in advance of the Easter holidays.

Cumberland Council is soon to launch a wide-ranging project which aims to ensure the area’s library services are fit for the future.

Cumberland Council is delighted to announce that Route 217 (Frizington – Lamplugh – Dean – Cockermouth) will continue operating, until a pilot scheme is established.

CUMBERLAND residents who need help to remain living independently in their homes will soon see the benefits of a new policy initiative agreed this week.

It’s your last chance to enter the Taste Cumbria Wigton flag competition - the deadline for entries is Monday 31 March at 5pm.

Cumberland Council would like to announce upcoming carriageway surfacing works on the B5389 in Low Lorton.

Cumberland Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Krol Corlett Construction Limited as the lead contractor for the ambitious transformation of Carlisle Library