Proposed economic strategy for Cumbria 'should be done by next year'
A PROPOSED economic strategy for Cumbria should be available to the public by early next year, it has been revealed.
Local Democracy Reporter
Local Democracy Reporter covering Carlisle and North Cumbria.
Local Democracy Reporter covering Carlisle and North Cumbria.
A PROPOSED economic strategy for Cumbria should be available to the public by early next year, it has been revealed.
COUNCILLORS have suggested that the process of splitting services between two new Cumbrian unitary authorities should be slowed down or even halted.
IT seems these days a lot easier to see a tribute band rather than the original group and it is worth it as they are about as they are as close to the real thing and just as entertaining.
A PART retrospective planning application for the demolition of a former Carlisle newspaper office building has been lodged with Cumberland Council.
A DECISION on a proposed new car park at Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle has been deferred so that the possibility of one with a reduced number of parking spaces can be explored.
A PROPOSED storage and distribution centre for bottled gas can go ahead near Workington after planning permission was granted this week despite local objections.
PLANS for two new Aldi stores in west Cumbria, which will create more than 50 new full time equivalent jobs and represents a total investment of £14 million, have been unanimously approved.
CUMBERLAND will get additional funding of more than £5 million to improve local bus services, it has been revealed.
A PLAN for a proposed "garden village" to the south of Carlisle took a step closer to being finalised this week.
SENIOR councillors at Cumberland Council have agreed that a public consultation over the authority’s proposed budget for 2025/26 will be launched next month.
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