Cumberland Council has officially opened a new skatepark at Hammond’s Pond in Carlisle, marking another milestone in the city’s major regeneration programme, Start with the Park.
Work on a new Innovation Centre in Workington has been completed.
The building has now been handed-over from Cumberland Council to Oxford Innovation Space who will fit-out the building in preparation for an opening in summer 2026.Morgan Sindall Construction was the main contractor for the project.
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.
Cumberland Council has reached a major milestone in the Start with the Park project, as community partners came together to plant 200 new trees at Hammond’s Pond in late February.
A public drop-in event will be held in Whitehaven tomorrow (Tuesday 24 March) to give residents and businesses the opportunity to have their say on the town’s future.
As Cumbria prepares for the Easter season, local businesses are highlighting how essential strong digital connectivity is for tourism, rural enterprise and community life.
Cumberland Council is delighted to announce a milestone in the delivery of the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) with the installation of two steel sculptures.
Whitehaven residents and businesses are once again being given the opportunity to have their say on how they think the town should grow and thrive in the future.
Cumberland Council has organised another public drop-in event on Tuesday 24 March 2026 between 2pm and 7pm at the Civic Hall, Whitehaven. The event is open to all.
Residents across Millom are being invited to help name the town’s brand-new leisure facility.
A public vote has opened today (Monday 16 March) to decide what the landmark centre, which is set to open later this year as part of Millom Town Deal’s flagship Activating Community Health project, will be called.
