Police urge domestic violence victims to speak up and stop living in fear this Christmas

Cumbria Constabulary has launched an awareness raising campaign to encourage victims of domestic violence to have the strength to ask for help and stop living in fear this Christmas.

Posters have been distributed by partnerships across the county that highlight...

Cumbria Constabulary introduce Lesbian and Gay Liaison Officers
A team of 20 officers and staff from Cumbria Constabulary will take up new roles at the end of this week as they become dedicated Lesbian and Gay Liai...
New head of counter terrorism unit calls for public vigilance in fight against...
The new head of the North West Counter Terrorism Unit (NW CTU) is urging communities across the North West of England to support the police in the fig...
Police reveal half of reported domestic violence incidents involved alcohol...
Cumbria Constabulary today released details of the domestic violence incidents police were called to over the Christmas break to mark the end of their...
Detectives in Barrow investigate allegation of rape
Detectives in Barrow have launched an investigation into a serious sexual assault following a seventeen year old girl reporting that she had been rape...
Police appeal for witness to incident were woman was verbally abused in...
Police are seeking witnesses to an incident on Monday 12 November when a woman was verbally abused. At around 12:25 pm, on Monday 12th November a woma...
Police to host web chat for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities
Cumbria Constabulary is holding its first online meeting designed to appeal to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities next week to give pe...
Aspatria man sentenced to 16 years for rape
Eric Davies, aged 70 from Noble Croft, Aspatria, was today sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court to 16 years after being found guilty on 15th September of eleven counts of raping a child under 13 years...