Yes, of course, for the good of the nation, we must secure the best deal possible, but local and mayoral elections must be fought on local issues, on the worries and concerns that matter to you and your family.

Copeland Conservatives field full slate of candidates ahead of local elections

Copeland Conservatives are fighting for every vote in next month’s local elections as the group revealed that they have fielded a full slate of candidates in next month’s local elections.

Rough sleepers across Cumbria are to be helped off the street thanks to £80,000 funding.

The money is part of a total investment of £46 million announced by Communities Secretary James Brokenshire for local authorities to help the homeless into safe accommodation

MULTI-MILLION-pound plans for a new state-of-the-art Cumbrian coalmine will be a massive employment boost for the region, resulting in major rail link improvements for Copeland.

A few days ago a report to Cumbria health scrutiny committee described how health outcomes vary enormously between different parts of Cumbria.

Mayoral candidate urges residents to back local business for upcoming High Street Saturday

COPELAND residents are being urged to get behind local businesses as part of a new campaign to celebrate and show support for our high streets.

In recent years we’ve made great progress in Copeland. Conservatives on the council, working with the Mayor, have produced a balanced budget, invested £1 million into our high streets and created more street cleaning teams. But there’s more to be done to make Copeland fit for the future.

Candidate unveils six-point plan to deliver as Copeland’s next Conservative Mayor   

Millom Councillor Ged McGrath has been selected to fight for the Conservatives in the upcoming Copeland Mayoral election.

Read the Prime Minister’s Statement as delivered on new measures to tackle the Coronavirus, delivered on 22 September 2020.