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The Taste Cumbria Michelin-starred pop up restaurant is back
The Taste Cumbria Michelin-starred pop up restaurant is back Fans of fabulous food and fine dining are in for a treat this September when the Taste Cumbria pop up restaurant returns with Michelin-starred dining. The Cottage in the Wood Supper Club @ Low Hall the Lakes takes place on Thursday 26 September, ahead of the flagship […]
Significant progress with final disposal of radioactive waste at Repository site
Works begin on the next phase of operations to close historic trenches and vaults at the Low Level Waste Repository (LLWR) site in Cumbria Nuclear Waste Services (NWS), which manages the disposal of the UK’s low level radioactive waste, is carrying out important work on the final capping of legacy disposal trenches and vaults which […]
Multi-million-pound Market Square and Greenmarket Regeneration Project to begin this August
Multi-million-pound Market Square and Greenmarket Regeneration Project to begin this August Cumberland Council has announced that the multi-million-pound Market Square and Greenmarket Regeneration Project in Carlisle is to begin this August. With investment from the central government, the council is dedicated to enhancing the 6,000-square-metre area in the city centre, transforming it into an attractive […]
Oak Tree Animals’ PETS OF THE WEEK – Meet Rogan & Thunder!
Oak Tree Animals’ Pets of the Week – 8 Aug, 2024 ROGAN This young lady is looking for a quiet home in a semi-rural or rural location with a secure garden. She is very excitable and needs a calm environment with someone who’s home often. Rogan walks nicely on the lead; however she can be […]
Multi-million pound road to open on Devonshire Street, Carlisle
Multi-million pound road to open on Devonshire Street, Carlisle Cumberland Council is delighted to announce the newly regenerated Devonshire Street in Carlisle will open soon! The project construction began in February 2024, has been successfully completed in five months, transforming the area with outdoor seating, street furniture, benches, cycle parking, trees, and plants, and will […]
Workington RNLI event happening this Saturday (July 27) at Whitehaven Harbour
Workington RNLI event happening this Saturday (July 27) at Whitehaven Harbour A free event to help celebrate the RNLI’s 200th anniversary will be held in Whitehaven this month. Join Workington RNLI and a host of other emergency services on the harbourside this Saturday, July 27, as they showcase their work. Lifeboat displays and an exhibition […]
10p swims are back; make a splash this summer!
Make a splash this summer! 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 school summer holidays. The discounted scheme will start from today (Monday 22 July) and has been put in […]
Get your FREE TICKETS to Colours Community Festival, Whitehaven here!
Colours Community Festival, Whitehaven Harbour Fri, 2 Aug 2024 16:30 – 22:30 BST We have had 500 tickets to give away for the Colours Community Festival in Whitehaven! – and you guys snapped them up quick!!! Join us at Whitehaven Harbour for a day filled with music, food, and fun. This in-person event is the […]
Tickets on sale now for Taste of the Sea events!
Tickets on sale now for Taste of the Sea events! Two new events are bringing chaotic fun and classy dining to Maryport during this year’s Taste of the Sea festival. The madcap Bingo Loco experience and a Fish and Fizz Supper will take place on Saturday 10 August and tickets are on sale now. Bingo […]
St Bees School forms strategic partnership with Chinese education leaders
St Bees School forms strategic partnership with Chinese education leaders St Bees School proudly announces a landmark partnership with esteemed education leaders from China. This week, the school welcomed a distinguished delegation comprising Huang Haijun, Leader of the Basic Education Section at the Education Commission of Huairou District; Li Jianjie, Cadre of the Basic Education […]
