Cumbria Police has launched a new Call Back function on its 101 non-emergency reporting phone line to assist people who prefer to contact the police by phone. The function will serve as one of a range of options available to people wishing to contact the police regarding a non-emergency issue. The options include reporting… Continue reading New ‘call back’ function will help people who call 101
Sexual violence can happen to anyone, in any walk of life. Sadly, this can happen at home – a place everyone should feel safe. Officers from Cumbria Constabulary are working with partners this month to raise awareness of this issue, encourage people who suffer sexual violence to come forward and to shine a spotlight on… Continue reading Police and partners raise awareness of sexual assault in the home
Police are investigating a report of criminal damage after a black BMW X5 was set on fire. The vehicle was parked at the rear of Barrow Wanderers Football Club, Lesh Lane, Barrow. The incident occurred on Sunday 20th March 2022 at approximately 8.40pm. Anyone with information relating to this incident can report online at… Continue reading Local Appeal – Report of criminal damage after a black BMW X5 was set on fire
Free widespread symptomatic and asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 has now ended in Cumbria. From today (31 March), free tests will only be available for people who develop symptoms and are at risk of serious illness from COVID-19 and are eligible for treatments, along with NHS and adult social care staff and those in other high-risk… Continue reading Free COVID testing ends in Cumbria for most people – what happens next?
Police are investigating a Burglary on Hayclose area in Kendal, which occurred on the night of Wednesday 30th March 2022 between the hours of 3am and 4am. Entry was force to the property and tools, cash and a white and grey Citroen Berlingo van was taken The suspects are described as two male who were… Continue reading Local appeals – Burglary on Hayclose area in Kendal
The NHS and faith leaders in Lancashire and South Cumbria are calling for all Muslims to protect themselves against COVID-19 this Ramadan. Since 2020, the COVID-19 vaccine has been our most important protection against the virus. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is still active, but the vaccine offers the best protection against becoming seriously unwell and passing the… Continue reading Keep your family healthy this Ramadan
Police releasing CCTV as part of an investigation into a Burglary which occurred on Sunday 6th March at approximately 5am at The Coral on Risedale Road, Barrow. A large amount of damage was caused but nothing of note stolen. Officers would like to speak with the person pictured as part of their investigations. Anyone with… Continue reading Local Appeal – Police seek information for Burglary on Risedale Road, Barrow
The NHS in Lancashire and South Cumbria has given a second COVID-19 vaccination to more than half of eligible 12-to-15-year-olds to help protect them from the effects of coronavirus. More than 26,654 young people – 54.9% of those who had their first dose before Christmas – have had their second dose at school or a… Continue reading More than half of eligible 12-to-15-year-olds receive a second COVID jab
Cumbria Police’s Cyber and Digital Crime Unit conducted four warrants last week (21st – 25th March) as part of the Stop It Now campaign launched in conjunction with ‘child Sexual Exploitation’ day. The Stop It Now social media campaign aims to raise public awareness of the growing problem of people viewing and sharing sexually explicit images of… Continue reading Cyber and Digital Crime Unit conduct warrants across Cumbria
Cumbria County Council is asking for feedback on proposals to improve the cycling and walking offer along key corridors within Cumbria. The Cumbria Transport Infrastructure Plan (CTIP) developed by Cumbria County Council and Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership (CLEP) explains the role of transportation and connectivity in supporting sustainable and inclusive growth in Cumbria. In conjunction… Continue reading Can you help to improve walking and cycling routes in Cumbria’s visitor areas?
