News

Detailed design work has commenced on the Workington Gateway project.

A ‘Community Hub’ designed to improve access to a range of local services in one place has opened in Workington on a pilot basis.

Unemployed residents in the Cumberland area have been given a helping hand to access potential jobs.

Cumberland Council and Wardell Armstrong LLP (part of SLR) are proud to announce the release of Life and Death in Roman Carlisle: Excavations at 107-117 Botchergate, 2015, a groundbreaking publication that brings to life the fascinating Roman-era heritage of Carlisle.

Cumberland Council will continue essential carriageway resurfacing and footway reconstruction works on the A595 at Holmrook.

New surveys asking for people’s views on car parks in three west Cumbrian towns have been launched by Cumberland Council.

Multi-million pound plans that will result in substantial regeneration improvements in the Cumberland area were all approved yesterday (Wednesday, 19 February 2025).

Cumberland Council is pleased to update residents and businesses on the latest developments in the final stages of the regeneration of Devonshire Street in Carlisle.

Cumberland Council’s planning committee, which was held on Wednesday 19 February, approved plans for key public realm improvements and the creation of a pedestrianised square to the North of Carlisle station, at Court Square.

Families and local partners gathered today at Family Hub on the Harbour, Whitehaven, for a fun-filled event to celebrate the launch of Hub2U – Cumberland’s new innovative mobile family and young person’s support service.