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Vital Workington community projects receive funding

Cumberland Council is launching Operation T.U.R.D (Together, United for Responsible Dog Ownership)—a bold new campaign aimed at tackling the persistent issue of dog fouling in our communities.

Cumberland Council is inviting residents to participate in an upcoming consultation event designed to gather valuable feedback on the exciting and transformative regeneration project, Start with the Park.

Voters in Egremont are being advised to be ready for a local election which is taking place next month.

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).

On the build-up to changes to waste collection arrangements in the former Allerdale area from week commencing 26 May, Cumberland Council is giving residents in the area the opportunity to get a free bigger replacement bin.

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.

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

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

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