Cumbria police target troublemakers to ensure football season is a success

Cumbria police are warning a small minority of football fans who are intent on causing trouble that they are not welcome to attend CUFC matches this season. The warning comes after police dealt with two separate incidents of football-related disorder at ‘friendly’ pre-...

Cumbria police warn of tough line on disorder during Euro 2012

Cumbria Constabulary is urging football fans to enjoy the European Cup sensibly and know their...
Workington pub licence revoke after hearing

Following increasing numbers of violent incidents in the Apple Tree pub in Workington, police were...
Police take action te reduce violent crime at Cumbrian nightclub

Extra conditions have been placed on Whitehaven Nightclub after Cumbria Police applied for a review...
Arrests after fans clash before Carlisle United match

Police in Carlisle dealt with a number of people for disorder incidents prior to the Carlisle United...
Police to provide reassurance on the streets during New Year celebrations

Police officers across Cumbria will be out in force this weekend to offer reassurance to revellers w...
Pilot taxi marshal scheme in Whitehaven over Christmas

A pilot marshal scheme will be introduced in Whitehaven town centre this Christmas to assist in curb...
Violence crackdown in the countdown to Christmas

Police officers across Cumbria are cracking down on alcohol and drug-related violence and disorder t...
Cumbria police launch new 101 emergency number

Cumbria police are one of five forces across the north of England to introduce a new number for non-...
Police urge festive revellers to have fun but know their limits

As the festive celebrations begin, police are urging party-goers to have fun but stay safe and in co...