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• 31/3/2004 - 20,000 for local economic initiatives
• 31/3/2004 - A year of improvement and achievement
• 31/3/2004 - County Council take a lead in community strategy
• 31/3/2004 - Extra £650,000 for road maintenance in South Lakeland
• 30/3/2004 - Overdue library book amnesty is not fine but very dandy
• 30/3/2004 - Carlisle's £1.5million improvement schemes scheduled to finish by end of May
• 30/3/2004 - New County Council backed project will enable communities to bid for more cash
• 30/3/2004 - Mike Bell, Headteacher, The Morton School
• 30/3/2004 - Education Director opens new Neighbourhood Nursery
• 29/3/2004 - World famous sports stars come to Cumbria conference
• 29/3/2004 - Engaging young people in local decisions
• 29/3/2004 - Coroner calls time after 43 years in post
• 29/3/2004 - Changes to bus services from 5 April
• 26/3/2004 - Developing services to young people of Copeland
• 26/3/2004 - Local committee supports West Cumbria Society for the Blind
• 26/3/2004 - £7,500 towards early years projects in Copeland
• 25/3/2004 - It wouldn't kill you - Cumbria's Road Safety Campaign
• 25/3/2004 - Council thanks retiring Social Services Director
• 24/3/2004 - County Council's euro-funding lobby cuts no ice in Brussels
• 24/3/2004 - County Council to select partner for multi-million pound investment
• 24/3/2004 - County Guide launched to celebrate County Council's 30th birthday
• 23/3/2004 - Council to discuss developing youth work plan for Cumbria
• 22/3/2004 - Council's environment fund helps generate more than £4.8million for projects in Cumbria
• 22/3/2004 - Cumbria healthy schools awards evening
• 19/3/2004 - Get on board for Barrow's ring and ride
• 18/3/2004 - Celebrating success of Furness Childminding Network
• 17/3/2004 - Ace Dance Festival 2004
• 17/3/2004 - Cabinet backs management plans for Cumbria's areas of outstanding natural beauty
• 17/3/2004 - Cabinet backs management plans for Cumbria's areas of outstanding natural beauty
• 16/3/2004 - County council lobby Lords on nuclear debate
• 16/3/2004 - School crossing vandals are risking pupils and local residents' lives
• 16/3/2004 - Cumbria lobby over Euro-funding
• 16/3/2004 - Cumbria book lovers love to go online at their local Library
• 15/3/2004 - Improving accessibility and inclusion for Cumbrian pupils on
• 15/3/2004 - Council to look at rural areas for Children Centre plots
• 15/3/2004 - Bid to shrink computer mountain
• 15/3/2004 - 'A Chance to Dream'
• 15/3/2004 - Social Services 'grow their own' Social Workers
• 11/3/2004 - Local Hauliers talk to Local Committee about HGV ban in Wigton
• 11/3/2004 - Brampton Enhancement: Last Phase
• 10/3/2004 - Carlisle Northern Development Route - Implications for Allerdale
• 10/3/2004 - Historic Treasure saved for Cumbria
• 10/3/2004 - Friday Market to continue on Senhouse Street
• 10/3/2004 - Allerdale Local Committee considers Workington Community Action Plan
• 9/3/2004 - Social Services 'grow their own' Social Workers
• 9/3/2004 - Fast Track Prosecution System introduced in Cumbria
• 5/3/2004 - Allerdale Local Committee Celebrate £0.3m spent on Youth Grants
• 4/3/2004 - Developing Children's Mental Health Services in Cumbria
• 3/3/2004 - Partnership Working to deliver Duke of Edinburgh Award in Allerdale and Copeland
• 2/3/2004 - Cumbria says no to Dounreay's Waste
• 2/3/2004 - Cumbria Libraries to host World Book Day Online Festival
• 1/3/2004 - Local People needed to Adopt Brothers and Sisters
• 1/3/2004 - Boost for Music Festival