PLANS have been submitted to Cumberland Council that tease the return of a ... the sketch illustrates the eponymous Starbucks lettering and logo adorning a new shopfront, replacing the now-closed ...

Cumberland Council has been working to tackle dog fouling around Carlisle. Residents from across the city have raised concern with the local authority about the frequent levels of dog mess left in ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

2025: The State of Systematic Racism in Cumberland County is 9 a.m. to noon Feb. 22 at Crossroads Church, 306 McArthur Road, ...

The Cumberland County municipal council voted to receive a new Active Living and Recreation Strategy during the January 22 regular meeting. This move was based on a 2023 decision to identify ...

The county has been selected as one of six areas on the Government's Devolution Priority Programme with the aim of an election in 2026.This is after both Cumberland Council and Westmorland ...

The compensation rate for local tax collectors could increase by 9% over a four-year period under an ordinance being considered by the Cumberland County commissioners. During a meeting last week ...

CUMBERLAND – Town Council members have asked the General Assembly to reconsider sweeping changes that made large accessory dwelling units permissible essentially anywhere.

Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corp. director, said at a December presentation to the Fayetteville City Council. Van Geons encouraged leaders to support the project and said there is ...

Cumberland Council has increased efforts against dog fouling in Millom following resident feedback. The council's team has been cleaning up pet waste and applying stencils as reminders to pet ...

COUNCILLORS have welcomed the proposed creation of the biggest Home Improvement Agency in England which will aim to improve the delivery of help to disabled people in the Cumberland area.

Cumberland Council, which owns the land, said the area had been secured with temporary fencing and work was planned "in the near future" to install more permanent safety fencing and notices.