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Plans to transform Maryport’s historic harbour
A planning application to revitalise Maryport’s historic harbourside has been submitted to Cumberland Council. The proposals include a new public event space, which will be located on a piece of grassland next to the aquarium and the Shiver me Timbers play area. If approved, it will include a purpose-built stage for live entertainment with amphitheatre-style […]
Together for Good Launches Platform to Drive Social Impact in West Cumbria and Warrington
Today marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of social change as “Together for Good” officially launches its innovative platform aimed at fostering collaboration and driving positive impact in West Cumberland and Warrington. With a mission to empower businesses, organisations, and volunteers to work together for the greater good, “Together for Good” is poised to […]
Free family fun day to launch Whitehaven’s ‘Family Hub on the Harbour’
Families in and around Whitehaven are invited to join in the fun, with free activities to mark the official opening of Cumberland’s first Family Hub. Preparations are underway to welcome families to the grand opening of the ‘Family Hub on the Harbour’ on Thursday 11 April 11am – 3pm and the message is: ‘everyone is welcome’. The […]
Events in Cumberland
A packed programme of events is planned in the Cumberland area over Easter Bank Holiday weekend and during Spring. Family friendly events are planned in a variety of locations and include: Carlisle International Market (Thursday 28 March – Monday 1 April) Organised by Market Place Europe, the event will be held outside the Old Town […]
Uncovering Roman Carlisle 2024 Excavation: Sign up for summer dig!
Uncovering Roman Carlisle 2024 Excavation: Sign up for summer dig! The award-winning community archaeological dig, Uncovering Roman Carlisle (URC), is set to return to Carlisle’s Roman Bathhouse to discover more of the remaining mysteries of the site. The dig at Carlisle Cricket Club will take place between Saturday 11 May and Saturday 15 June. Once again, […]
Test transmissions start & lead boy band member joins presentation Line up.
Test transmissions have started for the new Community radio station for Carlisle, CRFM on 102.7fm. Engineers spent all last Monday erecting the new aerial and installing the new transmitter at the top of the Civic centre in Carlisle. Early indications are that the station can be heard as far Northeast as Brampton, across to Low […]
Phoenix Advice and Guidance Team are making a move in Millom
Phoenix Advice and Guidance Team are making a move in Millom The Phoenix Enterprise Centre Advice and Guidance Team is pleased to announce a change in the day they will be providing confidential free support to residents in Millom and the surrounding areas. To better serve the community, as of April 1st, the team will […]
Community planting for pollinators day in Whitehaven
Community planting for pollinators day in Whitehaven Cumberland Council, as part of the Planting for Pollinators initiative, is announcing a community event dedicated to planting wildflowers for pollinators. Taking place on Saturday 16 March, this event is a key component of the Planting for Pollinators project, funded by Cumberland Council, and Westmorland and Furness Council. […]
Oak Tree’s Easter Dogs’ Day Out
Oak Tree’s Easter Dogs’ Day Out Oak Tree Animals’ Charity is hosting their annual Fun Dog Show and Easter day out on 23rd March from 10.00am to 3.00pm. There will be lots to do for everyone in the family, most importantly your dog! Cumbria Police are bringing along the police dogs and will be demonstrating […]
GDF Community Investment Funding events showcase what can be achieved
GDF Community Investment Funding events showcase what can be achieved Almost 50 people attended Mid Copeland GDF Community Partnership events recently to learn more about how to apply for Community Investment Funding from the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) programme. Held in Beckermet and Gosforth, the events also offered a chance to meet other local people […]
