Incidents of knife seizures have risen in Cumbria
INCIDENTS of knife seizures by police in Cumbria have risen according to the county's police fire and crime commissioner.
Local Democracy Reporter
Local Democracy Reporter covering Carlisle and North Cumbria.
Local Democracy Reporter covering Carlisle and North Cumbria.
INCIDENTS of knife seizures by police in Cumbria have risen according to the county's police fire and crime commissioner.
CUMBERLAND Council is launching a consultation process to look at proposed changes to its assisted home to school transport policy.
CUMBERLAND Council has defended its decision to close a Brampton care home despite overwhelming support from local residents to keep it open.
A CARLISLE city centre pub can have its signs replaced after the plans for the listed building were approved by Cumberland Council planners.
PARENTS and residents are being invited to have their say on a proposed new 0-19 Healthy Child Programme for the Cumberland Council area.
THE health organisation for north Cumbria is not the worst performing trust for meeting cancer treatment targets, councillors have been reassured.
THE office of Cumbria's police fire and crime commissioner had an overspend of £35,000 during the last financial year, it has been revealed.
PLANS for a battery storage facility in the Carlisle area have been unanimously approved by members of Cumberland Council's planning committee.
PLANS to restore an area of raised bog ecosystem near Kirkbride have been approved by Cumberland Council's planning committee.
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