April 2004

Latest updates on News in Cumbria

30/4/2004 - Cumbria Social Services goes online
28/4/2004 - Youngsters have their say
28/4/2004 - Libraries look to the future
27/4/2004 - County Council reaffirms opposition to A595 detrunking
27/4/2004 - County Council agrees to support the proposal to amalgamate 2 schools in Keswick
27/4/2004 - County Council celebrates over 700 years of social service
27/4/2004 - Full steam ahead for port study
26/4/2004 - County Council welcome progress on Talkin Tarn transfer
26/4/2004 - 'On the move' to adopt a ready made family
26/4/2004 - Lords support Cumbria Nuclear Lobby
26/4/2004 - Carlisle Local Committee gives cash backing to employment alternatives scheme
20/4/2004 - Happier holidays ahead
20/4/2004 - Good start for Sure Start
19/4/2004 - Cumbrian Social Workers join first ever National Register
19/4/2004 - Crosthwaite CE Primary School celebrates good Ofsted report
16/4/2004 - Cash Boost for 'Green' Groups
14/4/2004 - Jane celebrates 100th birthday
7/4/2004 - Sedbergh's got a new toy library
6/4/2004 - County council pledges support for Barrow jobs
6/4/2004 - Chief Executive details improvement plan for Council
6/4/2004 - Summit greeted as a positive step forward
6/4/2004 - 'No change' call by Made in Cumbria
6/4/2004 - Cabinet makes £263,500 support for culture and arts
6/4/2004 - Cross-party panel drives children's services improvements
6/4/2004 - Cash help for County's business voice
6/4/2004 - Cabinet backs structured action plan to protect Cumbria's biodiversity
6/4/2004 - Cumbria plans for wider countryside access
5/4/2004 - Kids in care celebrate achievements
5/4/2004 - Five Eden road schemes get go ahead
5/4/2004 - Listening to the public changes decision on moor
5/4/2004 - Over £4,000 given to community groups in Eden
5/4/2004 - Over £4,000 given to community groups in Eden
2/4/2004 - Cumbria people help tackle waste problem
2/4/2004 - Greystoke Primary School celebrates good Ofsted inspection
1/4/2004 - Council leader to address prosperity summit
1/4/2004 - Early Years and Childcare service changes name to Cumbria Sure Start