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Carlisle United are entering a new era after one of the most challenging moments in their modern history. Following their relegation to the National League in April 2025, the Cumbrian club is
Read MoreFirefighters from Carlisle East Fire Station have been putting their specialist rescue skills to the test with a twin rope access training session at the local B&Q store in Carlisle. The exercise,
Read MoreThe National Trust is set to host a special guided walk titled “Farming with Nature” on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, offering visitors an immersive experience in the heart of the Stonethwaite Valley,
Read MoreThe historic heart of Carlisle is entering a new chapter. The University of Cumbria’s £78 million Citadel Project — a landmark regeneration scheme that will transform the city’s iconic Grade I listed
Read MoreCumbria Police’s ongoing Operation Enhance continues to deliver measurable results across the county, with a marked reduction in anti-social behaviour and public disorder through 2025. Launched in mid-2024, the targeted policing initiative
Read MoreCumbria Police have issued a dispersal order for Carlisle city centre and Bitts Park ahead of the Carlisle Fireshow 2025, which is expected to draw more than 35,000 visitors on Saturday, 1
Read MoreCompany plans to transform its Carlisle Cargo site into a timber processing and rail-linked logistics hub, raising concern over local job losses and community impact. More than 50 workers are facing uncertainty
Read MoreAs the autumn chill settles over Cumbria, Carlisle is once again preparing for a night filled with eerie fun, local spirit, and charitable causes. On October 31, 2025, the city will host
Read MoreOn the evening of October 27, 2025, Cumbria Police were called to reports of young individuals throwing eggs at vehicles on Queensway in Carlisle, prompting a renewed safety appeal to local retailers
Read MoreMotorists travelling across Cumbria are being urged to stick to speed limits this week as police mobile speed camera vans are active on several major routes — including the A65, A6, M6
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