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Cumberland Council library survey still open for people to respond

2 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

The results of the survey will feed into Cumberland Council's Libraries Fit for the Future (FFF) Project, which aims to futureproof the area's library services. The survey seeks to understand public opinion on the current library services and what residents would like to see in the future.
Police investigating Carlisle robbery which left female shopworker injured

3 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

Do you know this man? (Image: Police) Police are investigating a robbery at shop in Carlisle. Food was stolen from the Co-Op on Denton Street at about 8.45pm on Saturday, March 15. A female shop worker sustained hand injuries and was left shaken following the incident. READ MORE: Women who had 'expensive clothing' dealt cannabis from Carlisle flat | News and Star Officers would like to speak to the man pictured as part of their enquiries.
MPs vote in favour of assisted dying in historic parliamentary vote

3 days ago | msn.com | Isaac Cooper

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Reform UK set for Cumbrian success according to polls

3 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

The party, led by former UKIP leader, Nigel Farage, won 5 seats at last year’s general election but picked up votes across the country in both rural seats and Labour’s industrial heartlands. The latest poll would see the party win in Barrow, Carlisle, Penrith and the Solway and Workington and Whitehaven according to online analyst, Election Maps UK. Nowcast Update: Little changes from 2 weeks ago, though CONs fall to a new low.
MPs vote in favour of assisted dying in historic parliamentary vote

3 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

The proposed legislation would allow terminally ill adults in England and Wales, with fewer than six months to live, to apply for an assisted death. This would be subject to approval by two doctors and a panel featuring a social worker, senior legal figure and psychiatrist. The terminally ill person would take an approved substance, provided by a doctor but administered only by the person themselves.
Border City Centurions look to seal first league title

3 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

Riding in on an undefeated 13-0-0 record, so far this season, the Carlisle based Flag American Football team still have a long summer ahead before National Finals Day in September – but due to an explosive first half to the season they look set to clinch the Northern conference in record setting time. Needing just 2 more wins from the 3 games on the day, the Cents are confident they will see their name etched on the silverware however nothing can be taken for granted.
PCSO visits Richmondhill School, Aspatria to give out end of year certificates

6 days ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

On Thursday, June 19, morning PCSO Pete Nichol has been into Richmondhill school Aspatria to give out the certificates with the ‘mini police’. The mini police have been raising awareness about speeding in Aspatria with other pupils and people across the town. The group has also been into a residential home to meet with the residents.
Public consultation on CSLR speed limits still open

1 week ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

CSLR (Image: Cumberland Council) Public feedback is still being sought regarding proposed speed limit changes on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) and connecting routes. Cumberland Council is reviewing these limits as part of the CSLR's ongoing development.
Carlisle has 'unprecedented demand' for mental health services says report

1 week ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

The Civic Centre in Carlisle (Image: Newsquest) A new report into life in Carlisle has said that the city is experiencing 'unprecedented demand' for mental health services for adults, children, and young people, leading to growing waiting lists for diagnostic and treatment services. Carlisle: Opportunities and Challenges was commissioned by Cumbria Community Foundation to examine the area’s social needs and community issues.
Service to be held at Carlisle Cathedral to mark the 80th Anniversary of end of WWII

1 week ago | newsandstar.co.uk | Isaac Cooper

Organised by Carlisle Cathedral, Cumbria’s Museum of Military Life and The Royal British Legion (Carlisle and Stanwix branch), with funding from Cumberland Council, this service of thanksgiving will feature poems, readings, and memories from those who served in the war, read by representatives from the veteran and wider community as well as hymns chosen by local veterans.