Friday, 09 January 2009

Politics

Free parking at All Saints

Published 8 January 2009

FREE parking has been made available at All Saints car park in Cockermouth.

Plan to extend dog control areas

Published 8 January 2009

PUBLIC areas including cemeteries in Allerdale could become areas where dogs must be kept on leads to reduce public fear of animal attacks.

New business space

Published 8 January 2009

A NEW business space could be created in Workington’s Moss Bay if Allerdale council agrees to contribute to the cost.

Unpaid taxes

Published 8 January 2009

THOUSANDS of people in Allerdale have been taken to court for failing to pay their council tax and bailiffs have entered more than 800 homes to get back some of the owed cash.

Housingland decision

Published 8 January 2009

ALLERDALE council’s ruling executive will decide on Wednesday whether to hand over 1.86 acres of land at Silloth for social housing for £1.

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Published 8 January 2009

AN UPDATE will be given to Allerdale councillors on Wednesday about the progress on a possible shared revenues and housing benefits service with Copeland and Carlisle councils.

Council poverty strategy

Published 8 January 2009

CUMBRIA County Council is launching an anti-poverty strategy to help stave off the credit crunch.

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Published 8 January 2009

ALLERDALE residents are being assured that all recyclable materials gathered from kerbside recycling collections, recycling banks and household recycling centres across the borough will be put to good use and not stored away.

Date is set for decision on stadium plan

Published 8 January 2009

JANUARY 28 is D-Day for the future of the ambitious plans to regenerate Workington’s Derwent Valley area.

A few simple tips for keeping mind and body intact this Christmas

Published 18 December 2008

WITH the Christmas season in full swing, Barry Jackson, Judith Rainford and Rachel Knights of Workington Osteopaths give their tips for staying well this winter.

Helping vulnerable people to cope with fuel poverty

Published 18 December 2008

PEOPLE across the area are feeling the pinch as the winter cold and rising fuel prices bite, but help could be on its way for many people before next Christmas as housing associations lead the way to find some answers to the problem.

Safety warning: check your Christmas lights

Published 18 December 2008

CUMBRIA residents are being warned to check the safety of their Christmas lights.

Blame game starts as stadium poll is turn-off for voters

Published 18 December 2008

VOTERS and key figures behind last week’s Workington shared stadium referendum have blamed the low turnout on the council organising it.

Pupils’ artwork on Respect calendar

Published 11 December 2008

ARTWORK by youngsters of Workington, Maryport and Aspatria will adorn the walls of homes and businesses across Cumbria next year after their designs were chosen for Cumbria Constabulary’s Respect Calendar.

Voters go to the polls in stadium referendum

Published 11 December 2008

VOTERS in Workington went to the polls last night to give their opinions on the town’s proposed single stadium.

Voters go to polls in stadium referendum

Published 11 December 2008

VOTERS in Workington went to the polls last night to give their opinions on the town’s proposed single stadium.

Voters go to the polls in stadium referendum

Published 11 December 2008

VOTERS in Workington went to the polls last night to give their opinions on the town’s proposed single stadium.

Park fouling

Published 11 December 2008

A WORKINGTON man has been ordered to pay £150 after failing to clean up after his dog in a town centre park.

Conference to shape the future

Published 11 December 2008

ORGANISERS of a conference in West Cumbria today hope the event will help to shape the area’s future.

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