Two state of the art additions to Cumbria County Council's Fire and Rescue Service’s fleet in Arnside and Staveley are here to stay following the success of a six month pilot.
Following an inspection by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) in June 2019, Cumbria County Council’s Fire and Rescue Service has today welcomed their final report which states that the Service is performing to a 'good standard'.
People in Cumbria who are the most vulnerable to flu are being urged to get their free flu vaccination as peak flu season approaches.
Cumbria Road Safety Partnership - a collection of local organisations and agencies working together to reduce accidents and improve safety on Cumbria’s roads - is calling for pedestrians and cyclists to ‘be bright, be seen’ as the darker nights and winter weather approach. In particular, parents and carers are encouraged to ensure their children wear bright and colourful coats when they’re out and about, especially in the dark.
Cumbria County Council’s Fire and Rescue Service has today rolled out the 'what3words' location technology that could help to find people faster in an emergency situation.
Several libraries across Allerdale are now collection points for a local campaign, Wrap Up Cumbria.
Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service is hosting a number of events as part of ‘Silver Sunday’ for older residents across the county.
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Public invited to have their say on latest plans for Carlisle Railway Station and surrounding area