Local news from Egremont and the surrounding area
LEADERS from across the north of England and south of Scotland have marked five years of the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal, highlighting the impact of major regeneration projects in Carlisle, Wigt
Road safety camera vans will patrol routes today, including the A5086, A66, A591 and M6 junctions 39 to 42. Vans operate between Cockermouth and Egremont, and west of Penrith.
Bridge End Park - £165,000
How a new community space and redeveloped arts centre could look in Egremont as nuclear sector funding boosts Borderlands regeneration.
An Egremont man has been banned from entering Whitehaven town centre after magistrates approved changes to a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) designed to protect businesses in West Cumbria.
Planning officers at Cumberland Council are yet to decide on plans for a proposed housing development with up to 45 dwellings in the Egremont area.
Ambitious plans for the regeneration of Egremont will forge ahead now vital funding has been secured, Cumberland Council and partners have said.
Explore west Cumbria’s industrial past on Florence Arts Centre’s Mine Heritage Tour in Egremont on October 10, revealing the story of Florence iron ore mine.
The Central Hotel in Egremont is moving closer to reopening its bar as owners seek a new licence allowing alcohol sales until 1am.
A man from the Egremont area is wanted by police.
A road in Bigrigg is expected to close for 12 days while it undergoes repair work.
A teenager involved in anti-social behaviour in Egremont has paid homeowners compensation and completed a supervised litter pick after Whitehaven police action.
Egremont residents are frustrated by the impact of multiple road closures, surrounding a new Aldi store in the West Cumbrian town.
Fantasy, imagination, and creativity are taking centre stage this month in west Cumbria.
An Egremont pub and restaurant could be converted into a community health and wellbeing hub if the plans are approved by Cumberland Council.
FLORENCE Arts Centre in Egremont is inviting people to get creative at a relaxed “Paint Your House” workshop led by artist Natalie Burns.
A company has been named one of the best workplaces in the UK for consulting and professional services.
Plans have been lodged to transform the former Cat Inn in Egremont into a health, wellbeing and training hub for adults and young people.
An Egremont driver has been banned from the road for 18 months and ordered to pay more than £2,000.
Smithfield Road, Egremont - £190,000
