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We have detected that JavaScript is disabled in this browser. Please enable JavaScript or switch to a supported browser to continue using twitter.com. You can see the list of supported browsers in our help center. Help Center If youve reached your golden years, congratulations! Not everyone survives their old age, and thats something you should be proud of. After decades of fulfilling lives, raising families, building careers and working hard, its time to reap the rewards ... Read more » (Tony) Markley, Conservative Party since 15 April 2021 Chairman of the Council Stuart Young, Labor Party since 16 .May 2013 Chief Executive John Metcalf since 4 April 2022 (16) Other parties (42) Conservative (38) Independent (2) Greens (1) Vacancy (1) Term 4 years Electoral Voting system First candidate Last election 2017 4 May Website www.cumbria .gov.uk Office Headquarters: Cumbria House, Butchergate, Carlisle. Meeting place: County Offices, Kendal 1974, following its first election the previous year, is an elected local government body responsible for the main local services in the area, including schools, roads and social services. In July 2021, the Government announced that the county council would be abolished in April 2023 and its functions would be transferred to two new single bodies: Cumberland Council and Westmoreland and Furness Council. Formation In 1974, under the Local Government Act 1972, the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland and the borough of Carlisle were abolished and the areas included in these were combined with parts of Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire to form a new non-government county. a metropolitan area called Cumbria. Functions Cumbria County Council is responsible for the countys main local services, including education (primary and secondary schools), libraries and youth services, public services, road maintenance, waste disposal, emergency planning, consumer protection and utility and communal services. spatial planning of minerals, waste and highways. This makes him an important employer. The final plan for the former Cumberland County Council main road, the A66 bypass to Keswick, was drawn up in 1972 by consultant engineer Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick and construction began in the summer of 1974 when the new authorities completed the design. 3 The council manages various recycling and waste disposal facilities in the area. In January 2012, the Council announced plans to close six of these centres. Six sites were identified during the reviewWe have detected that JavaScript is disabled in this browser. To continue using twitter.com, please enable JavaScript or switch to a supported browser. You can find a list of supported browsers in our help center. Help Center If youve reached your golden years, congratulations! Not everyone gets to live to old age, and you should be rightly proud of that. After decades of living, raising children, building a career and working hard, its time to reap the rewards... Read more » Cumbria County Council Cumbria County Council LogoTypeType Leader of Non-Metropolitan County Council Anthony James (Tony) Markley Conservative since 15 April 2021 Council Leader Stuart Young , Labor since 16 May 2013 Chief Executive John Metcalfe since 4 April 2022 Seat structure 84 (majority required 43) Political group administration (41) Liberal Democrats (26) (16) Other parties (42 ) Conservative (38) Independent (2) ) Greens (1) Free (1) Date Botchergate, Carlisle Meeting place: Kendal County Offices Cumbria County Council is a non-metropolitan county council of Cumbria in North West England. In 1974, following the first elections held the previous year, it is an elected local authority, a local authority responsible for the most important local services in the area, including schools, roads and social services. In July 2021, the Government announced that the county council would be abolished in April 2023 and its functions would be taken over by two new separate bodies: Cumberland Council and Westmoreland and Furness Council. Creation In 1974, under the Local Government Act 1972, Cumberland and Westmoreland were abolished and the borough of Carlisle and their territories merged with parts of Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire to form a new metropolitan county called Cumbria. Cumbria County Council is responsible for more important local services, including education (primary and secondary), libraries and youth services, social services, road maintenance, waste management, emergency planning, consumer protection and town and country planning. minerals, waste and roads. This makes it an important employer. The former Cumberland County Councils last major road scheme, the A66 to Keswick bypass, was prepared in 1972 by Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick, a consulting engineer 2 and construction began in the summer of 1974 when the new authorities completed the scheme. 3 The Council operates various recycling and waste disposal facilities throughout the region. In January 2012 the Council announced plans to close six of these centres. Six locations are listed in the report

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