July 2004

Latest updates on News in Cumbria

30/7/2004 - Roadshow promises fun for kids and information for parents
29/7/2004 - £3m for winter maintenance
28/7/2004 - £20,000 for pioneering health scrutiny project
28/7/2004 - Kendal's first citizenship ceremony
27/7/2004 - Helping hand for young parents
27/7/2004 - Beware of fax scams
26/7/2004 - Roundabout ruled out of Kendal's traffic scheme
26/7/2004 - Oyez oyez for Broughton Fair
23/7/2004 - £50,000 support for Ulverston Canal and Kendal Trade
23/7/2004 - No parking permits for cocklers
23/7/2004 - New premises for Millom Community Health team
22/7/2004 - Sunday opening for libraries
22/7/2004 - Book into the library at the village shop
21/7/2004 - Modernisation of the county council's highways service
21/7/2004 - Government's spending plans are bad news for Cumbrian council tax payers
21/7/2004 - Extra help to make childcare a career of the future in Eden
21/7/2004 - Carlisle's first citizenship ceremony
20/7/2004 - Thumbs up for home care charging policy
20/7/2004 - Rural wheels are turning
20/7/2004 - New Chief Executive for Cumbria County Council
20/7/2004 - New Archives office for Carlisle
16/7/2004 - Roose says goodbye to retiring headteacher
13/7/2004 - £1/2 million facelift for Workington road
12/7/2004 - High level help for job-loss firm
9/7/2004 - Film Oscar for Cumbria's counterfeit crimebusters
8/7/2004 - Cumbria County Council welcomes UCLAN move to Carlisle
8/7/2004 - County Council IT Services
6/7/2004 - Dinosaurs are back in town
6/7/2004 - Enhanced teenage pregnancy support service launched
5/7/2004 - Extra help to make childcare a career of the future
5/7/2004 - Protecting children in holiday jobs
2/7/2004 - Devil's Bridge safety advice for bikers
1/7/2004 - 2 more Cumbrian schools get specialist status