'Vile Carlisle' - Ghost tours for children to run throughout the summer
A local storyteller is planning on running a series of ghost walks round the historic quarter in Carlisle city centre.
Road closures in place as £200million southern link road project progresses
Traffic lights and road closures continue to be place across Carlisle as progress continues on the Carlisle Southern Link Road.
Businesses still open on Devonshire Street as closure continues
Cumberland Council have reminded local residents that businesses are still open on Devonshire Street as work continues.
Eligible Cumbrians encouraged to take up covid booster jab
People living in the North East and North Cumbia who are at increased risk from COVID-19 will be offered extra protection this spring.
Almost 40,000 on NHS waiting lists across North Cumbria as list continues to grow
Tens of thousands of patients were waiting for routine treatment at North Cumbria Integrated Care (NCIC) in February, figures show.
Workington MP welcomes Tesco joining ‘Buy British’ campaign
Tesco, the UK’s largest supermarket, has become the latest retailer to support the campaign backed by Mark Jenkinson MP calling on supermarkets to introduce an online ‘Buy British’ button.
Cumbrian Councils respond to Government offer of devolution support
Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council have confirmed - in a letter to the UK Government - their commitment to joint working across their council boundaries.
Flight training exercise to take place at RAF Spadeadam
Notice has been given by a Cumbrian RAF base about an upcoming training exercise.
Penrith MP praises fines for water companies amid sharp increase of sewage spills
The MP for Penrith and the Border, Dr Neil Hudson, has welcomed the environment secretary’s announcement this week that up to £11 million in water company fines and penalties will be reinvested back into a new water restoration fund (WRF).
