5 articles about ' health and care':

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Celebrating the contribution of unpaid carers this National Carers’ Week

Cumbria County Council is pleased to be supporting National Carers’ Week this week (7 - 13 June), and is highlighting the support offered by carer organisations in the county.

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Council supports National Carers Week 10 - 16 June 2019

Cumbria County Council is pleased to be supporting National Carers’ Week between 10 and 16 June, with a variety of events taking place across the county.

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Cumbria County Council hears voice of people with motor neurone disease

11 January 2018

Cumbria County Council has agreed to adopt the motor neurone disease (MND) Charter in support of local people living with this terminal disease and their carers.

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Take a look inside an "Outstanding" Council run care home

Inglewood care home in Wigton was rated "outstanding" by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) following its inspection in April 2017.

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Modern makeover for Richmond Park, Workington

Modern makeover makes the difference for residents at Richmond Park, Workington. Click to see the full gallery.

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School Closures

Walton and Lees Hill CofE Primary School
(BRAMPTON)
CLOSED 18 October 2021,
RE-OPENS 19 October 2021.
Positive Covid Result

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County Council issues guidance update to tackle COVID in children and young people
published:11/10/2021

Nearly 3000 new cases of COVID in Cumbria last week

published:14/10/2021

£36,000 flood alleviation project completed in Finsthwaite (South Lakeland)

published:13/10/2021

Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service are urging the safe use of candles at home this Winter

published:12/10/2021

Operation Rogue Trader encourages communities to avoid cold-callers

published:12/10/2021

‘Let’s get digital!’ Cumbria’s Adult Learning service is helping Cumbrian’s to get online with FREE digital skills courses

published:18/10/2021

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